Taking me for a fool?

Morning.

Discipline Inspection Committee.

Dong Xuebin sat in his office and slowly opened several letters reporting Wan Sichao, reading them one by one.

One...

Three...

Five...

The contents were simply shocking.

The first was an Anonymous Tip-off Letter. From the handwriting, it was clearly from a woman. It said that around October of last year, Wan Sichao had raped her. Below were some details, from how she met Wan Sichao to her vague memories after he got her drunk, and then how Wan Sichao went to her home the following night and raped her again. Over the course of a week, Wan Sichao had raped her more than five times. The exact dates and times of each incident were written down to the minute, and Dong Xuebin immediately felt that it was probably real. The second letter was also anonymous and from a woman. She said she was a Civil Servant in Xiping District and that Wan Sichao had used his position to molest her. The third was a signed report, from a female clerk surnamed Liu at the Xiping District Audit Bureau. At the end of the year before last, when she went to Wan Sichao's home to give him a gift, Wan Sichao raped her. Their exact conversation at the time was included below, in such detail that it was hard to believe it had been fabricated. Thinking about it, a woman naturally valued her reputation. She had risked offending a relative of a city leader, exposing her disgrace to the Discipline Inspection Committee, and even reporting it under her real name to the City Discipline Inspection Committee. Anyone could tell it was unlikely to be false!

One letter might not be reliable. Two might be slander. But with so many letters accusing Wan Sichao of rape, how