Chapter 1577: Courtyard Life (29)

Chapter 1577: Chapter 1577: Courtyard Life (29)

Thinking this way, Sister-in-law Tang looked up at Tang Jun and said, "I’ll go beg the leadership, ask them not to fire you. I’ll tell them you didn’t hit me, that I accidentally bumped into the cabinet and the wall myself. If it doesn’t work, I’ll say it was our son who did it."

Sister-in-law Tang would say anything to keep Tang Jun.

At first, Tang Jun didn’t take Sister-in-law Tang’s words seriously, but then he thought it was a good idea.

At this point, he had to take a gamble.

So he grabbed Sister-in-law Tang, who was sitting on the floor, and asked, "Are you really willing to tell the leadership that I didn’t hit you?"

"Of course!" Sister-in-law Tang nodded vigorously, willing even to return to her hometown if it meant Tang Jun could stay at work.

"Fine, then go find the leadership now and tell them I didn’t hit you."

"Alright, alright, I’m going right now!" Sister-in-law Tang said as she rushed out the door. Only when she had stepped out of the house did she realize she didn’t know which leader to find.

Speaking of leaders, she only knew Director Yu. So she stopped, turned to Tang Jun, and asked, "Can I find Director Yu?"

"Of course!" Tang Jun nodded, signaling for Sister-in-law Tang to hurry up.

Sister-in-law Tang ran out to find the leadership. Tang Jun sat down and looked at his son, who was hiding silently in the corner, with a face full of disdain.

Originally, he was quite happy that his wife had given him a son. But who would have thought that the child would turn out like this?

Since witnessing Tang Jun hit Sister-in-law Tang, the naughty child had been terrified of him, worried that he’d be beaten whenever Tang Jun got upset.

So, as long as Tang Jun was at home, he did his best to minimize his presence.

Tang Jun glanced at his son, initially wanting to say a few words to him. But when he saw his son’s expression as if afraid Tang Jun might devour him, he gave up the thought.

Forget it, since the child is so afraid of me, it’s better to say nothing.

With this in mind, Tang Jun got up and went back to his room. His room had a desk with a few books on it. The drawer in the desk was locked, containing things very important to him.

Besides himself, no one else could see what was in this drawer. At this point, he closed the door, opened the drawer, and went through its contents over and over again.

He was thinking, if he really couldn’t stay, should he use these things to make an exchange?

Of course, he didn’t dare hand these things to his immediate superior, only to someone else. However, in doing so, he would be excluded by his direct leadership.

So at this moment, he was considering whether to do this. He was contemplating whether to use these things to threaten the parties involved, forcing them to hesitate and not dare to force him to leave.

Sister-in-law Tang was naturally unaware of Tang Jun’s dilemmas. At that moment, she had already knocked on the leadership’s office door.

Upon hearing the leader call her in, she gently pushed the door open.

The leader looked up when someone entered, and upon seeing Sister-in-law Tang, his expression soured immediately. He hadn’t expected her to come at this time.

He really didn’t have a good impression of Sister-in-law Tang, her presence reminding him of when she tricked him. Nonetheless, as a political commissar, he managed to maintain a composed demeanor.

So, he looked at Sister-in-law Tang and asked calmly, "What brings you here at this time, is there something you need?"