Wolf pondered for an entire morning before finally making a decision.
He called a friend and said that Sophia's residency registration had been approved, hoping she could come to the Immigration Bureau to complete the relevant procedures.
The minister had already made up his mind. No matter what, he would question her: Why had she dragged a child into matters between the two of them?
His friend was also delighted that the matter had finally been resolved. However, not long afterward, he called again and hesitantly said that Wolf had been asked to personally deliver the paperwork to her door.
Wolf asked with a laugh that was more cry than amusement, "James, do you think that request is reasonable?"
"I don't think it's reasonable either," James sighed from the other end of the line, sounding rather embarrassed. "She said you know the reason, and I didn't feel comfortable asking further. No matter what, she's still a child. Wolf, please be understanding."
Wolf said nothing. After calling out twice and getting no response, James assumed he was angry, apologized, and hung up.
The minister was not angry. He was deeply terrified.
After hearing about what had happened in Mairui Country from his wife, he had instinctively believed Sophia was responsible, but he had never been able to confirm it.
Having Sophia come in to handle the paperwork had also been meant to let him observe the girl, perhaps even probe her further.
But after hearing her demand, he was now completely certain. Sophia had done it, and she was clearly still holding a grudge. She actually wanted a minister like him to provide door-to-door service. He felt that she was deliberately humiliating him.
Of course, he could choose not to go. But it was obvious that if he refused to cooperate,