"But having someone to back you up really is nice. Just like you, Chief Chen."
Chen rolled her eyes. Before she had time to think much about it, Bai Ye stuffed a letter into her hand.
"What's this?"
The young woman glanced at the envelope in confusion, then suddenly froze.
Her body went rigid, utterly motionless, before she began to tremble all over.
"Bai Ye, what on earth did you give her?!" Swire's eyes widened from the side.
She had never seen Chen react like this before. For a moment, she even wondered whether her eyes had gone bad.
Help, this was Chen, the senior superintendent of the Lungmen Guard Department who seemed like she was wound up with a spring! She had always been steadfast and strong. She had never lost composure like this.
"Missy, let's head out first."
Bai Ye tugged lightly at Miss Swire.
"Ah, you're calling me that too, just like Hoshiguma..." Swire pouted. She stared at Chen for a while, then obediently followed Bai Ye out of the office.
"You actually care about her, don't you?"
The two stood with their backs against the wall when Bai Ye suddenly spoke.
Swire immediately raised her brows and glared. "How could that be? Why would I care about her? I'm just afraid she'll suddenly take a hit and quit. I wouldn't be happy about taking her place that way."
All Bai Ye could do was say, "Yeah, yeah, sure." He felt that was enough. While it was fun to make the little tiger bristle, too much was as bad as too little.
If he crossed Miss Swire's threshold of embarrassment, no one knew what an enraged little tiger might do.
"Hehe, but you might fool Chen, not me." Swire's expression suddenly changed as she looked at Bai