The Glamorous Comeback of the Ousted Heiress novel Chapter 587

Chapter 587: Even your family’s old man stepping in was useless_1

The operator on the other end of the phone recognized Le Shaoming’s voice immediately and began to feel nervous, “Today, Officer Zhang is on duty, and there’s just one case of a brawl.”

“Zhang Yiliang?” As soon as Le Shaoming heard mention of Officer Zhang, he knew who it was.

Zhang Yiliang was his go-to person, most of the leaders in the department had high hopes for him and were preparing to promote him to inspector this year.

Everything had been going smoothly, and Le Shaoming was happy to groom him.

But he hadn’t expected such a slip-up from him today.

Le Shaoming directed his car onto the main road.

Under normal circumstances, posting bail was enough to be released from detention, and nothing unusual would happen; but having heard what Principal Shi said, Le Shaoming knew that Zhang Yiliang had screwed up today!

Detaining someone without offering the chance to post bail.

Le Shaoming felt a cold sweat break out on his back when he heard the operator’s report; he knew that if this situation wasn’t handled properly, their whole station, from top to bottom, would face a major reshuffle.

**

At the station.

Zhang Yiliang was negotiating with two young masters in the break room.

The man in the blue-black shirt, with his legs crossed, dictated his statement to Zhang Yiliang, “We just invited these two classmates to have a couple of drinks, she refused to drink and even beat us up like this…”

Zhang Yiliang nodded while jotting down notes, “Looking for trouble, endangering public safety…”

Sun Fei poured a cup of water and headed to the detention room.

“Sun Fei,” the elder by her side said, noting the direction she was headed, and knew she was going to see the girl, “Officer Zhang hasn’t left yet; don’t be too obvious. It’s not entirely bad for her to be in detention.”

Otherwise, falling into the hands of those young masters, who knows what would have happened.

Sun Fei pushed the door and entered.

The female student was still sitting on the chair, although her posture was no longer as straight as before; she leaned against the back of the chair, her eyelashes lowered like a small animal basking in the sun’s rays, looking particularly relaxed.

She appeared calm and composed.

As if she had no idea what had just happened.

“Have some water,” Sun Fei said, placing the tea cup on the table.

Bai Lian opened her eyes and saw the white porcelain mug on the table, she picked it up, “Did you send the message for me?”

She asked.

“Yes,” Sun Fei recalled the last message Bai Lian had sent, which was to Xiaoqi, “I told him to go to Yunxiao Hospital, but I don’t know which ward your friend is in.”