"Boss Yu, that guy's still there."
"Why don't I go out and ask him again?"
Sun Wen stood by the door, watching the figure opposite through the crack, feeling conflicted.
Yu Sheng shook his head lightly.
"Wait."
"I trust my instincts. He's the person from that day."
"We don't have any evidence right now."
"But we can wait. If there really is something wrong with him, he probably won't starve himself to death."
"When the time comes, we'll follow him, and we'll have our evidence."
"It's not like... we're going hungry."
Yu Sheng stood by the door and spoke thoughtfully.
In the end, he offered a provisional conclusion: "We need to be good, law-abiding citizens!"
Sun Wen looked thoughtful, then suddenly grew annoyed. "If I'd known, I wouldn't have bought him that meal the day before yesterday!"
"Boss Yu, suppose I gave him a bottle of water with some laxatives in it..."
"If the Guard Bureau found out, how many days would I get?"
Sun Wen's eyes lit up. He had even learned to apply what he knew to new situations, and looked rather expectant.
Yu Sheng's instincts had always been accurate.
As long as Yu Sheng said there was something wrong with this man, there had to be.
If they eventually discovered they'd targeted the wrong person, he would apologize and pay compensation as required.
Sun Wen could take that much responsibility.
"You'd be detained for seven days."
"But if you accidentally dropped a bottle of water containing laxatives, and he happened to pick it up and drink it..."
"Then you showed your two-stripe Medal... all right, you don't have one."
Yu Sheng analyzed the situation, then remembered something and looked rather regretful.
Sun Wen had stayed behind to direct operations afterward and hadn't personally taken action, so it