Death at the Door, Yet None the Wiser

Deputy Director Han knew who Red Sister was, but no matter what, he was still the deputy director here.

I won't provoke you, but on my own turf, I still have the right to speak.

In truth, he simply couldn't stand this woman showing off in front of him, especially such a gorgeous woman.

This was the police station's turf, not Hongjie's. Who was she trying to impress here?

Red Sister glanced at him when she heard that.

Deputy Director Han gathered the documents in his hands while giving her an indifferent sidelong look.

The moment Red Sister saw this, she knew the guy had no intention of giving her any face. But that was how things worked in this world. She might look down on a mere deputy director, but within the scope of his authority, he really did not have to give her face.

Of course, Red Sister could retaliate afterward, but was it worth it over such a minor verbal clash?

In short, as long as Deputy Director Han was confident he would never fall into Red Sister's hands later, it did not matter how he spoke.

Red Sister understood that, so she spoke coldly. "I'm here to bail someone out. I want to take Feng Jun away. What procedures do I need?"

"That's impossible." Deputy Director Han shook his head and refused on the spot. At such a critical time, he, the deputy director, had to step forward. "The person he injured is still undergoing emergency treatment. What if something happens over there after I let him go?"

Red Sister blinked, then nodded slightly. "So... you intend to handle this impartially?"

Although Deputy Director Han was certain Red Sister could do nothing to him, and that Brother Hong's backer would not sit by and watch him