Gu Nianzhi turned around and looked at Huo Shaoheng with sparkling eyes. "You really plan on suing Tan Guiren for leaking information?! But she's so delicate. Do you really have the heart to send her to jail?! "
"She made a mistake, and she deserves it." Huo Shaoheng didn't care. "I didn't send her to jail. She did it herself."
Although Tan Guiren's case could be big or small, Huo Shaoheng didn't mind making it bigger as long as Gu Nianzhi could get revenge.
Gu Nianzhi actually only wanted Huo Shaoheng's clear attitude.
Gu Nianzhi was already very satisfied that he could express his attitude like this.
She smiled widely and jumped into Huo Shaoheng's arms. Hugging his neck, she kissed him and said, "I didn't expect you to be so ruthless."
"I'll take that as a compliment." Huo Shaoheng sighed in relief. He had finally coaxed his little grandaunt back. He was also glad that he followed his heart and rushed back in time.
Misunderstandings between lovers couldn't be dragged on for too long. Once it fermented overnight, it would become a big deal.
Gu Nianzhi's mood improved, so she told Huo Shaoheng everything that happened that day.
She even talked about how she had tried to trick Tan Guiren into telling her and how she had recorded her account of being kidnapped in New York. "Then I sent it to Cai Songyin using a sockpuppet account and warned her not to sue the original blogger. If she did, I would spread her daughter's captivity play with its own sound effects. "
Huo Shaoheng knew that Gu Nianzhi did this so Cai Songyin wouldn't have any chance to pick out the short story.
The original blogger who helped the evildoer also became a byproduct.
He thought about it and realized that although Gu Nianzhi's method was crude, it had a miraculous effect.
Because it made up for a mistake in Huo Shaoheng's thinking about Cai Songyin's motherly love for Tan Guiren.
Huo Shaoheng never knew Cai Songyin could do this for Tan Guiren.
He patted Gu Nianzhi's back and thought about his lack of understanding of motherly love. There was indeed a reason.
However, Gu Nianzhi didn't have her mother in her memories. Why was she so sure of Cai Songyin's motherly love?
"Have you ever thought about what if Cai Songyin sacrificed Tan Guiren?" Huo Shaoheng reminded Gu Nianzhi quietly. "That's a possibility. You're taking too much risk. "
When politics reached the highest level, personal feelings were not worth mentioning.
If Cai Songyin hadn't loved Tan Guiren so much, she would never have let go of this opportunity. She would have found out who was behind this, and Gu Nianzhi wouldn't have been able to hide it anymore.
Although Huo Shaoheng wasn't afraid of making it public, he hoped that it wouldn't affect Gu Nianzhi as much as possible.
However, Gu Nianzhi yawned. She was really sleepy now. She muttered, "I don't think so … Tan Guiren grew up to be like this because her parents spoiled her so much. It's easy to guess her parents' behavior patterns …"
"…"
This was what it meant to reap what you sow …
With the clues provided by Gu Nianzhi, Huo Shaoheng's interrupted investigation could continue.
He took out his phone and sent out two commands.
Since the person who came up with the idea had been identified, the next step was to monitor the suspect.
Huo Shaoheng held Gu Nianzhi in his arms as they lay on the bed. He could hear her deep breathing; she had already fallen asleep.
However, he didn't feel sleepy at all. He thought to himself, If it really was the Director of the Secret Service, Hong Kangquan's idea, then what was his motive?
Huo Shaoheng couldn't imagine that Hong Kangquan was a traitor like Bai Yusheng.
If it was true, then the consequences would be too severe, even more severe than Bai Yusheng's …
He tossed and turned, unable to fall asleep. Finally, he lifted the covers and got up to drive to General Ji that very night.
Although Hong Kangquan had retired from the military, he was still General Ji's direct subordinate.
He had to clarify things with General Ji and find out General Ji's attitude.
It was already two o 'clock in the morning when he arrived at General Ji's home.
General Ji frowned as he looked at Huo Shaoheng in the study. "It's so late. You better have something urgent."
Huo Shaoheng nodded and replied calmly, "You can decide for yourself if this is urgent or not."
"What is it?" General Ji was affected by Huo Shaoheng's imposing manner and slowly sat down. "Speak."
"Do you remember when the military sent me to the United States to rescue Tan Guiren last year?"
General Ji's expression darkened. "Of course I remember. Hmph! I want to know who is behind this and wants to harm my people! "
It was because of that mission that Huo Shaoheng had almost lost his life in New York.
They concluded that someone had leaked the secret, but they couldn't find out who it was.
Huo Shaoheng sat down in front of General Ji. "According to the information I just received, the Cai and Tan families specifically wanted me to go to New York to rescue Tan Guiren. It was Hong Kangquan's wife, Sun Yuerong, who suggested it to Cai Songyin."
The suggestion wasn't actually a serious problem. It wouldn't have directly pointed to a leak if Cai Songyin and Sun Yuerong hadn't been hiding it.
However, Huo Shaoheng hadn't been able to find out anything before, so it was a little interesting.
It was originally just a general suggestion. With Huo Shaoheng's reputation in the military, Hong Kangquan, as his old superior, knew his abilities and abilities. Therefore, it was understandable for him to recommend him.
It wouldn't make people think of anything else.
Even if Huo Shaoheng had met with danger in the United States, normal people wouldn't suspect the person who had recommended him without concrete evidence.
The mistake was that they refused to admit that they had recommended him.
That would be a bit of a cover-up.
Therefore, the more Huo Shaoheng thought about it from Gu Nianzhi, the more uneasy he became, so he came to see General Ji that very night.
General Ji was also stunned for a moment before coming back to his senses. He asked in confusion, "Who? Who suggested it to Cai Songyin? "
"Sun Yuerong, one of Cai Songyin's best friends. She's also the wife of Hong Kangquan, the Director of the Secret Service." Huo Shaoheng repeated.
"It's her?! Why didn't you find out before? "General Ji was even more confused." What's there to hide? "
"What do you think?" Huo Shaoheng asked calmly and didn't say anything else.
Hong Kangquan was also General Ji's old subordinate. It could be said that before Hong Kangquan had retired from the military, General Ji's trust and expectations for him were no less than the trust he had for Huo Shaoheng now.
Huo Shaoheng had to consider General Ji's attitude if he wanted to touch someone who had high hopes for him and was now a good friend of General Ji's.
General Ji was silent for a while, and his expression grew darker.
He stood up and walked out from behind the desk with his hands behind his back. He paced around the study. "How could this be?! What is he trying to do?! "
Of course he wants me dead …
Huo Shaoheng added silently in his heart.
He didn't say it out loud. At a time like this, not speaking was the best choice.
Silence spoke louder than words.
General Ji was someone who had been through a lot. He quickly composed himself and said to Huo Shaoheng sternly, "If that's the case, then there's no other way. Write an application and request for Hong Kangquan to be under full surveillance. "
Full surveillance meant that Hong Kangquan's privacy would be gone. Not only would his office be under surveillance, but his home would also be under surveillance.
This kind of surveillance would require the approval of the military, the Senate, and the head of the cabinet for people above the ministerial level.
However, the cabinet was currently in chaos, and this matter was related to Prime Minister Tan Dongbang and his wife, Cai Songyin. General Ji had reason to believe that the two of them were related suspects and couldn't know the truth about the surveillance.
Therefore, it was fine as long as General Ji and Speaker Long agreed.
"Yes, Sir." Huo Shaoheng stood up and saluted in a standard military salute.
"This must be done quickly! I don't want a second Bai Yusheng to appear, "General Ji said coldly. His aged face was full of murderous intent.
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