"Why are you closing the door? What's there to hide? You made me get a blood test, cursed my daughter, and now you know you should be ashamed? Open this door. Let everyone in your police station see this—I want you to apologize to me in public."
No sooner had the door closed than Doctor Wu, wearing black-rimmed glasses and a stern expression that made her look particularly harsh, launched into an attack.
Wang Yan patted Xia Jie on the arm, offering her a bit of comfort, then turned to Doctor Wu with a cold expression. With a bang, he slammed his thermos down hard on the desk.
The sudden move made Doctor Wu flinch. She glared at Wang Yan as he sat down across from her, briefly unable to tell what sort of attitude he was taking. But she had come to make trouble today. Though somewhat uneasy, she still craned her neck and said, "Why are you slamming things at me? Huh? What's your name? I'm going to file a complaint against you. You're not warm toward the People's Police, you're insincere in receiving the People's Police, and you're even threatening and intimidating the People's Police."
"I'm Wang Yan, a community police officer at Balihe Police Station. Even if you hadn't come today, we would have met next month anyway. Wu Liping, right? An internist at Second City Hospital?" Ignoring her accusations, Wang Yan seized the initiative and directly asked for her identity.
"That's me. What do you want? What can you do? I'm telling you, you must apologize to me today, or this won't be over. Where's your station chief? Call him over here."
There was another bang as Wang Yan slapped the desk, his face stern. "What place do you think this is? Huh? You keep