Chapter 1701 - 1092: Heroine of the Republic 66 (5000+)_3

Chapter 1701: Chapter 1092: Heroine of the Republic 66 (5000+)_3

Before Zhang Chenghong could finish speaking, the voice, which had been muted since he entered the room, suddenly burst out clearly and abruptly, cutting him off. When Zhang Chenghong looked at her incredulously, An Yi nudged him with her chin, signaling with her eyes: just because you don’t have it, doesn’t mean I don’t, right?

"Before I came, I had already sent yesterday’s recorded tape to my classmate. My classmate is in the province; reporting you would take mere minutes. Yes, I am just a small-time teacher, but I have many classmates. So Zhang Chenghong, do you really think I’m just a teacher without any background? My usual low profile doesn’t mean I’ll always stay low key. You think suspending me means I can’t survive? You think threatening my family’s future will make me compromise? Then you’ve underestimated me. The security bureau doesn’t have what I have. I know things you don’t want me to know. Don’t let me focus on you, or you won’t end up well!"

With the gentlest voice, An Yi spoke the most terrifying words. As Zhang Chenghong was stunned, An Yi had already used the Mind Reading Technique to roughly scan the secrets hidden in his heart, then snapped her fingers, rendering him immobile.

An Yi stood up, walked to the safe inside his office, and using the password she extracted, captured images of the ledger and some crucial documents with her camera, even documenting the number of gold bars in the hidden compartment of the safe’s floor. She then quietly returned to her seat, snapped her fingers again, and Zhang Chenghong returned to normal. Absorbing her words carefully, he stood up, propped his hands on the table, staring her down.

"What do you want?"

An Yi smiled: "What do I want? I don’t want anything. You’re the one threatening me, not the other way around. You suspended me, quite impressive. At first, I didn’t understand, but now I know why you can threaten people in the education bureau. Turns out, you all are in cahoots, secretly pulling all sorts of stunts. Looks like this game just got interesting, maybe I can even hook a bigger fish. It’s just right that you gave me a vacation; I think I shouldn’t be idle during this time, there’s some big business I need to take care of!"

An Yi sprung up and turned away to leave, and by the time Zhang Chenghong reacted, An Yi was already down the stairs. In a hurry, he shouted from the office door.

"Stop right there, explain your words clearly before you go, or I’ll make you regret it!"

An Yi walked away without turning back, utterly ignoring him. Zhang Chenghong panicked, called security to restrain An Yi, but she subtly shifted her steps and began executing the Wave Gliding Steps. Neither the security personnel in front nor behind could catch her. They locked the iron gate, thinking they could trap her, only to see her lightly leap over the iron bars. Once she jumped beyond their encirclement, she flashed an enigmatic smile at Zhang Chenghong.

"Factory Director Zhang, you will soon realize that some retributions are only delayed, because the hour has not come!"

An Yi’s words covered such a wide scope that Zhang Chenghong had no idea what she actually knew. Wanting to send someone to pursue her, but fearing the commotion would be too much, particularly as this woman owned a bicycle, and in this era when everyone traveled by foot, their entire factory only had three bicycles, how could they possibly catch up? Where would they chase after her?

Leaving the factory, An Yi went straight to the school to inform her family that she would be away for some time, with an indefinite return date, advising them to stay at school when possible and avoid acting alone, promising that everything would be fine upon her return.

Then she left home, spending three days visiting the homes and offices of everyone on Zhang Chenghong’s safe list, going through their evidence at night according to their positions, names, and home addresses, the findings utterly blinding in their abundance.

She hadn’t expected this small county to harbor so much corruption, especially since it wasn’t even the 1960s yet. How many years since the founding of New China?

No wonder this family was well-fed and robust, why not burst from overindulgence?

An Yi drove to D City on Thursday night, then took a train from D City to Ha City, discreetly placing piles of reporting materials on the relevant leaders’ desks.

All were photos; the originals remained in various offices and home safes, and she even wrote down the passwords.