After talking with Vladimir, Wang Ye felt that the man might truly have been deceived by Norwich. He had not known about the approval of the protest march, nor had he betrayed Wang Ye.
If that was the case, Wang Ye could rest even easier and would have greater confidence in dealing with the Moscow Faction.
After all, the Moscow City Police Bureau was a powerful department!
It had handled many things for him, both openly and covertly, with great efficiency. Wang Ye had also spent no small amount of effort getting Vladimir into that position in the first place.
If Vladimir had truly betrayed him, it would not exactly have been a devastating blow, but it would still have left Wang Ye feeling rather frustrated.
For quite some time, if he could not regain control of the Moscow Municipal Police Bureau, there would be certain things he would have to handle with his hands tied.
But whether Vladimir had truly been deceived as he claimed, or was merely putting on an act, Wang Ye still needed to verify it.
Listen to what he says and watch what he does!
No matter how nicely he spoke, it meant nothing. What mattered was what actions he took afterward and what he actually did.
So Wang Ye did not say anything further to Vladimir. He merely nodded and said,
"Since you just returned from out of town, go back to the bureau as soon as possible. There should be plenty of matters waiting for you there.
There's nothing wrong on my end. Once you've sorted out the bureau's affairs, come report back to me."
Vladimir did not waste any time. With a sharp slap, he saluted Wang Ye once more, bid him farewell, then strode out of the office and hurried back