Ji Yang did not show an attitude, and after Jiang Miao left, he found that Lu Wanli was doing her own thing and did not show any intent to be close to him.
This woman must be someone belonging to a certain side, and it was normal for her not to interact much with him.
One of the best things about working in the agency was being able to work regular hours. If some people had to work overtime, it was mostly the grassroots staff. As long as there wasn’t a sudden major incident, they generally clocked in and out on time.
Ji Yang now had a car of his own.
Unless it was for official business, Ji Yang would only bring a driver. Normally, he drove himself to and from work.
The car was bought by Cao Li and wasn’t registered under his name yet, but borrowed in nature.
After driving directly into the residential area, he arrived in front of a detached villa.
Cao Li had already been waiting there.
When the car entered the villa, and Ji Yang got out, besides Cao Li, Wen Xin and Su Li were also there.
"Did you all come together?" Ji Yang had learned that they had come to the provincial city only after receiving their call.
"Yes, we handed over the work in Xincheng to others. Now we have more time to come to the provincial city."
"Your coming to help is a great support for me, I was just thinking of asking you to help me understand some things." Ji Yang felt uneasy thinking about the day’s assignments.
When the serious matter was brought up, the three women became solemn; they knew they were Ji Yang’s women, and his success would be a good thing for them too.
Wen Xin brought over a freshly brewed cup of tea and asked, "Brother, has something happened?"
She was responsible for some information-related work and was very concerned about these matters.
"Today the bureau assigned me to handle affairs concerning Myanmar. I’m not too familiar with the situation there and feel that there might be something going on."
Wen Xin was immediately shocked, "Why did they assign you to take care of affairs there?" For original chapters go to novel·fiɾe·net
"What’s wrong?" Ji Yang looked at Wen Xin.
Wen Xin explained, "Recently, we’ve arranged for quite a number of people, and we’ve gained a deeper understanding of the provincial affairs. I was just about to report some issues to you. The former deputy director you are replacing, Li Chengjun, went to Myanmar once and then insisted on not wanting to be responsible for affairs there anymore. No matter what the organization said, he refused, and it was only later we found out that he almost had an incident after going there."
"What happened?" Ji Yang grew curious.
"That country’s situation is very complicated."
Cao Li wasn’t very clear about this matter and puzzledly said, "What kind of investment promotion does that country have? It seems more like our country is investing there. Logically, there isn’t much for your bureau to be involved, right?"
Wen Xin said, "Besides investment promotion, the Bureau also works on encouraging investment overseas. When they go there, they do some specific work, but it turned out that the deputy director and his secretary were captured, and they nearly had their kidneys harvested. If it hadn’t been discovered in time, it could have turned into a major disaster."
Ji Yang was also taken aback, "Is it that chaotic there?"
"More chaotic than you imagine. Many people are now reluctant to go there for work, yet many investment-related issues require people to be sent. The deputy director, Li, was so frightened that he requested early retirement due to ’illness’."
"Brother, what should we do about this?" Cao Li was very concerned about Ji Yang’s affairs and became worried.
Wen Xin continued, "Actually, being responsible for the affairs of a country is a lucrative post. If it were any other country, everyone would be competing for it, but that country is completely different. Many people who have gone there have met with incidents; in short, it’s a very chaotic situation. They’ve tried to motivate people to take responsibility there, but no one wants to. It seems there’s a big project requiring someone to be in charge, and when no one else could be found, they had to look for someone else. Unexpectedly, they picked you to handle it."
Ji Yang finally understood the situation and hadn’t expected to be thrust forward .