"Alright, you win."
Tan Jingya shrugged and smiled. "I'm really not a criminal police officer."
"Then, which department do you work in, Officer Tan?" Han Bin asked.
"I'm in the publicity department of the municipal bureau."
"Sorry for not recognizing you. You're the leader of a higher department." Han Bin smiled.
"Come on, I'm just a trainee officer. Even if I'm promoted, I won't be able to control your criminal investigation team." As Tan Jingya spoke, she took off her white flats and stepped on the white sand with her fair and delicate feet.
"The publicity department is pretty good. In the future, other than meeting privately, I hope we can see each other often at work," Han Bin said with a smile.
"That depends on whether you have the ability." Tan Jingya smiled and changed the topic. "I heard that the Yuhua branch just solved a headless corpse case. Do you know about it?"
"You're in charge of publicity for this case?" Han Bin asked.
"It's almost the National Day. This isn't the focus of publicity right now. Even if we want to publicize this case, we'll have to wait for a month."
Han Bin shook his head. "What a pity."
"So, you're involved in this case too?" Tan Jingya looked curious.
"In order to solve this case, the branch set up the 9.19 Special Task Force. I was one of them. I was the one who arrested the suspect and was in charge of interrogating him."
"That's impressive. You're doing well in the criminal investigation team." Tan Jingya was surprised.
"It's just so-so. Top three in the branch."
"Tsk tsk, you're confident."
"I'm just kidding."
Han Bin smiled and continued, "It's mainly because our bureau chief and team leader are willing to support the younger generation, giving me the opportunity to make contributions and perform well."
"I heard that the headless corpse case isn't actually over, and there's a follow-up murder case. Is that true?" Tan Jingya looked at Han Bin, seemingly interested in the case.
Han Bin wouldn't shoot his mouth off just because she was pretty. He corrected her, "There's no follow-up to the headless corpse case. It's already over. As for the other murder case, it's a different case."
"But that's not what I heard." Tan Jingya blinked her beautiful big eyes.
"If I say it's true, then it's true," Han Bin said firmly.
"You're just an ordinary police officer. Your rank isn't much higher than mine. What right do you have to be so overbearing?" Tan Jingya thought Han Bin was bragging.
When she was in school, there were many boys who were normally normal, but when they were in front of her, they liked to deliberately show off and brag about themselves.
"I was also in charge of the second murder case. I identified the crime scene and closed the case. Of course, my words are final," Han Bin said.
"Really?" Tan Jingya's white and tender face showed a surprised expression.
"Take a guess?"
"I don't need to guess. Don't forget what I do for a living. If I hear your name in a few days, it will be true."
Han Bin understood the hidden meaning in her words. If she didn't hear his name, she would probably think that he was lying to her and wouldn't care about him anymore.
Han Bin didn't care. Putting aside the third-class merit that he was applying for, the most advanced individual for this month's Police Star Award had already been selected, and it was Han Bin himself.
The most sensational cases in the Yuhua Branch this month were the Headless Corpse Case and the Beizhai Village Burial Case. If Han Bin didn't make a huge contribution in these two cases, the advanced individual would not have been awarded to him.
The two of them walked for a while in silence. It was the first time they met, and other than work, there wasn't much to talk about.
Instead of talking awkwardly, Han Bin felt that it was better to take a quiet walk.
"Wow …" There was a commotion in the distance.
Han Bin turned his head and looked. It seemed like there was a commotion at the Blue Whale Mall. People were rushing over there.
"Is there an event at the Blue Whale Mall today?" Han Bin asked.
"It can't be that early. I remember there's an event at the mall at six o 'clock in the evening. I was thinking of waiting for you to leave so I could go to the mall." Tan Jingya put on her shoes and looked around.
"That's good." Han Bin smiled bitterly. It turned out that going on a blind date with him was just something that happened along the way.
"I'm just kidding." Tan Jingya giggled. "I'm not like some people who stand me up on their first date."
"Beauty, it's not the behavior of a gentleman to always expose others' shortcomings." Han Bin spread his hands.
"I'm not a gentleman. I'm just a little willful woman. You better not provoke me," Tan Jingya said, half-truthfully.
"Someone jumped off the building!"
"Someone jumped off the building at the Blue Whale Mall!" Someone shouted not far away.
"Who jumped off the building? A man or a woman? "
"A woman. She's riding on the wall on the roof. She's about to jump off."
"Why did the woman jump off the building?"
"Needless to say, it's either for money or for a man."
A group of people who were watching the commotion chatted as they flocked to the Blue Whale Mall.
"Ah, someone jumped off the building. Let's go and save her," Tan Jingya said as she ran to the mall with her long legs.
Han Bin followed her. But to be honest, he was good at handling cases.
It was his first time persuading someone not to jump off the building.
The mall was already surrounded by people. The mall was three stories high. A young woman was riding on the outer wall of the building. She looked to be in her early twenties, similar to Tan Jingya's age.
The police from the police station hadn't arrived yet. The surrounding area was in chaos. Everyone was watching the commotion. Han Bin showed his police badge to maintain order.
"Police, get out of the way!"
"Security, where are the security guards?" Han Bin shouted.
"Come over and surround the area with a fence. Don't let the onlookers come close."
"Ask your manager to find a few pieces of sturdy cloth and nets and arrange them around the jumping location."
Han Bin separated the crowd and controlled the scene with the help of the security guards.
"That woman is standing up!"
"Look, she's going to jump."
"If you want to jump, jump quickly. Don't dawdle. Who are you trying to show off?"
"Yeah, she might not jump again after such a long time."
There were all kinds of comments in the crowd. Many people were watching the commotion.
"Han Bin, let's go upstairs." Tan Jingya suggested.
Just as Han Bin said, she was young, beautiful, and dressed fashionably. No one treated her as a police officer. When Han Bin scolded, everyone listened; when she spoke, no one cared.
Han Bin had no experience in persuading people not to jump off the building. However, it happened so suddenly and there were no other police officers at the scene. Han Bin could only bite the bullet and do it.
Han Bin found the manager of the mall and asked him to lead the way to the top of the building.
The manager of the mall was also very anxious. He was very cooperative with Han Bin. If the woman succeeded in jumping off the building, he would not be able to keep his job as the manager.
The door on the top of the building had been locked. Fortunately, the manager found the key and opened the door smoothly.
"Creak …"
As soon as the door opened, the woman shouted, "Don't come over, or I'll jump!"
"Don't jump. I'm a police officer. You can tell me if you have anything," Han Bin said seriously.
"What's the use of telling you?" The woman snorted.
"Yes."
"Can you really do it?"
"I'll try my best." Han Bin said with a sincere face.
"Really?"
"Trust me."
The woman who jumped off the building looked at Han Bin. She seemed to have thought of something and spat.
"Bah, scumbag!"
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