Liao Wensong was trustworthy, of course.
He was also one of only two people in the police force whom Deputy Secretary Zhou, now transferred to the Municipal Party Committee's Political and Legal Affairs Commission, could still call upon.
The other was, of course, Ji Fengning, who had been promoted to Deputy Director.
However, Ji Fengning was now in charge of the traffic police detachment and the Detention Center, so even if he wanted to help, there was little he could do.
The two men followed Zhou Yi's instructions without question partly out of their respect for "Director Zhou," and partly because of their connection to Mayor Shan Wenxu, far away in Yangcheng City.
Within the Shan family's vast network of influence, Liao Wensong and Ji Fengning were merely peripheral figures, but they were vital allies for Zhou Yi in Changtian City.
Especially now that he no longer had control over the Public Security Bureau, their support had become all the more indispensable!
As long as we catch Kim Nam-joo. Yes, as long as we catch Kim Nam-joo!
At Qiushui Garden, Board Chairman Zhao Yongbin, accompanied by his eldest son Zhao Xuanwu, his second son Zhao Xuanwen, and his daughter Zhao Qiushui, hosted a banquet in Hundred Flowers Hall for Deputy Municipal Party Secretary Chang Baili, Political and Legal Affairs Commission Secretary and Public Security Director Wang Haidong, and Vice Mayor Xie Chenglin.
There were also two special guests. One was the delicate-featured young woman sitting beside Zhao Xuanwen-Zhao Rou, the Municipal Party Secretary's daughter.
The other was Zhang Xinli, Government Secretary-General of Jiangnan Province.
In a sense, Secretary-General Zhang's presence was a special arrangement Zhao Yongbin had deliberately made to demonstrate his connections to Chang Baili, Wang Haidong, and Xie Chenglin.
As for Zhao Rou, she and Zhao Xuanwu