Chapter 920: Chapter 920: I’m Your Fiancé, So Why Can’t I Come In?
Three days later, the heated election was suddenly swept by a shocking news: it turned out that the Al-Qaeda, which had been causing chaos within the borders of Country Z not long ago, was infiltrated with the tacit approval of the current President Zhuo Yuwei, who used them as a tool to eliminate dissent!
The Min Party released a large amount of evidence of Zhuo Yuwei colluding with Al-Qaeda leader Lawrence, quickly stirring a sensation nationwide and even causing international shockwaves. Spokespersons from multiple countries condemned Zhuo Yuwei’s actions, and at home, public opinion had already erupted into an uproar.
If this is true, then Zhuo Yuwei is a traitor!
The parliament quickly initiated an impeachment and submitted it to the Supreme Court. If Zhuo Yuwei’s charges were confirmed, he would not only be removed from the ongoing presidential election but also, even if he were the president now, he would have to step down immediately and be imprisoned.
Within days, a wealth of secrets and more conversation details were disclosed. Under pressure, Zhuo Yuwei submitted his resignation. However, at this stage, all his efforts were in vain. The Supreme Court announced his treason, and just as he moved out of the President Mansion, Zhuo Yuwei was arrested and jailed.
Meanwhile, his minion, the current Minister of Internal Affairs, Fu Haitao, was also arrested and jailed. Due to his severe heart disease and AIDS, he was temporarily released on bail pending trial. But, burdened by serious illness, he ceased breathing the very day the trial verdict came out, leaving it uncertain whether this was fortunate or unfortunate. Thɪs chapter is updated by novel_fіre.net
However, news of his AIDS condition also caused a small stir among some people.
Compared to Zhuo Yuwei, another candidate, Ning Ruixin, was almost seen as the embodiment of justice.
After Zhuo Yuwei was impeached, she delivered a speech. In her speech, she was upright and resolute, her tone neither servile nor overbearing, and she did not indignantly denounce Zhuo Yuwei but rather aptly stated her stance and attitude, particularly her firm patriotism, which was moving. Her speech was widely circulated on the internet, leaving countless people teary-eyed.
Suddenly, Ning Ruixin’s support rate soared, and even as the Labour Party hastily introduced a new candidate, it was to no avail.
After finishing a meeting with her team, Ning Ruixin returned to her room. She yawned and collapsed ungracefully onto the sofa, too tired to move.
Footsteps approached.
Ning Ruixin thought it was Ning Yichen. Without opening her eyes, she lazily reached out: “Give me a glass of water.”
The footsteps paused, then moved to the nearby water cooler to pour a glass of water, and brought it to Ning Ruixin, placing the cup in her palm.
Ning Ruixin, not paying attention, took it and drank it down, only then opening her eyes.
What greeted her sight was an excessively handsome face.
She was startled: “Shen Qiao’an? Why is it you? Who let you in?”
The man’s expression was very calm, his eyes like glass reflecting faint ripples, making him even more unfathomable.
“I’m your fiancé, why shouldn’t I come in?” The man said coldly, with a hint of mockery at the corners of his mouth.
… She’d have to tell the servants not to let just anyone into the house.
Ning Ruixin snorted, barely sitting up straight: “It’s good that you’re here, I have something to discuss with you.”
“Hmm.” Shen Qiao’an still stood there, his lean, upright body inexplicably giving off a strong sense of oppression.