When Zhou Yusheng woke up, he felt as if his head were splitting apart, but this was different from the headaches he had suffered all along. The headache from a hangover actually made him feel somewhat relieved.
Gao Wen was not there, but he had left a note.
"I went to school. There's breakfast downstairs, so get it yourself and eat. I also prepared a change of clothes for you. Take a shower when you have time—you really stink. Remember to close the door when you leave. Gao Wen."
Zhou Yusheng smiled unconsciously.
Perhaps because he had gotten enough sleep, Zhou Yusheng felt much better now.
He looked around, then hesitated before searching for something in Gao Wen's study. Before long, he found a small bottle beneath a drawer in one of the bookcases.
Zhou Yusheng stuffed the small bottle into his clothes, but after thinking it over, he finally unscrewed the cap and poured out some pills. He wrapped them in a tissue, then returned the bottle to its original place.
He went downstairs, took a shower, ate something, and then left.
He drove straight from there to the bureau. There was naturally no need to return home.
Gao Wen's class was still the one with the most students. In a relatively serious place like the University of Political Science and Law, not many people could inspire such star-like enthusiasm.
At first, the students knew nothing about Teacher Gao Wen's past. Later, people dug up the fact that Gao Wen had once been the captain of the city's Second Criminal Investigation Brigade. The achievements he had earned and the cases he had solved gradually became familiar to the students.
A highly knowledgeable man with plenty of experience—not someone who merely talked theory—who was also a charming middle-aged