Rebirth of the times, a top-level boss joins the national team

Chapter 238 Liao Weijiang's Request

"Comrade Tu, I've long heard of your name." Liao Weijiang stepped forward and extended his hand.

Tu Shan grinned: "You're welcome, just call me Third Sister."

He Jiahuan and Xu Zhi...you are indeed not welcome.

Liao Weijiang was very generous and didn't make a fuss with Tu Shan. He even called her "Third Sister" readily.

Tu Shan instantly felt that she had been elevated. Being called "Third Sister" by such a senior leader, she would be much higher in seniority when she went out in the future. Her eyes turned into crescents when she smiled.

He Jiahuan simply couldn't bear to watch. If others knew that this foolish and audacious person was his subordinate, he would be so ashamed. "Minister Liao wants to talk to you. Go to the office to discuss it. Tu Sanmei, be serious and don't cause trouble for me."

Tu Shan pouted, she felt that Lao He was very dissatisfied with her.

It makes her seem like she has no objection, but she also has an objection, right?

He took Liao Weijiang to occupy He Jiahuan's office, pointed a chair to Liao Weijiang, and sat on He Jiahuan's armchair without hesitation. He felt it was more comfortable here.

Liao Weijiang chuckled and sat down calmly.

Xu Zhi came in under the pretext of delivering water and took a look, and was completely impressed.

In front of such a great Buddha like Liao Weijiang, the only one who remained so calm was Sister Tu San.

Tu Shan picked up the water and took a big gulp. She was exhausted from catching the robbers so early in the morning.

He put down the cup and acted like an old leader: "Old Liao, if you have something to say, just say it directly. As long as you are not here to settle scores with me later, I am always easy to talk to."

Liao Weijiang raised his eyebrows. So, if he came to settle the score later, would she dare to do anything?

"Reporting is the right of the people, and your report is truthful and effective. It has dealt a blow to criminals, cleaned up bad behavior, and served as a good warning and supervisory for our work. I will give you a thank-you award later."

Tu Shan chuckled, "A thank you award?"

Ge Bo at least got a reward for bravery, so he just expressed gratitude for such a sloppy reward. It's a shame that a leader like him could say that.

He leaned forward and said, "Old Liao, you have a cold and ruthless face, but how can you have such a warm and thoughtful heart? Are you asking for something?"

Liao Weijiang was not at all embarrassed by having his purpose exposed: "Indeed, I came here today because I want to ask Third Sister for help with something."

Tu Shan sighed. "Minister Liao is so approachable, friendly, and cheerful. What he wants must be quite something, right?"

Liao Weijiang nodded: "Perhaps only my third sister can do it."

"Me?" Tu Shan raised her eyebrows. Such great trust?

Liao Weijiang: "Third sister knows that I work in supervision and am very experienced in investigations. Therefore, I know that Third sister's abilities are much more than what she has made public, and there are still many reservations.

The third sister's ability may have exceeded the scope of what ordinary people know, otherwise there would be no casualties in such a large wildfire.

There are also those areas that were deliberately ignored during the rescue process, which cannot be explained at all.

What’s important is that there were some strange things happening in several cases that my third sister had been involved in, including the port explosion and the cultural relics theft.

I know Third Sister understands what I am saying."

Tu Shan looked at Liao Weijiang with a half-smile. His investigation was really clear, worthy of being a graduate of reconnaissance school.

"so what?"

Liao Weijiang was silent for a moment: "When I was thirteen, my father died and my mother left because she couldn't bear the blow. I was their only child and I didn't have many relatives. I became an orphan. Because my parents passed away and I got seriously ill, it was the uncle and aunt in the neighborhood who took care of me, adopted me, and took care of me as their own child for two years.

When I was fifteen, I joined the army to fulfill my father's last wish. My uncle and aunt who adopted me also went abroad to study in order to serve the motherland.

Ten years ago, they should have returned after completing their studies and contributed to the country, but they suddenly disappeared.

They say they betrayed their country and surrendered to the enemy, but I don't believe it. For so many years, I have been investigating their whereabouts, and now I have some clues."

Tu Shan's expression gradually became serious. What he said couldn't be...

"Jiang Yuanguo, formerly the youngest professor at Peking University. You may not know him, but he has a close relationship with the Tu family."

Tu Shan narrowed her eyes slightly: "I know the father of the eldest sister-in-law of the Tu family, but I have never heard that they have an adopted son."

If what Liao Weijiang said was true, based on the extent of his investigation into her, he must have known that she was close to Tu's parents. It was not surprising that she knew about the Tu family's affairs under the identity of Tu Sanmei.

Perhaps, he approached her just because she was close to the old couple of the Tu family.

But is he really the adopted son of the Jiang family?

My sister-in-law never told me that she had a brother, and he had not appeared in front of her for so many years.

Liao Weijiang nodded: "Indeed, no one knows that I lived in the Jiang family for two years. My father was an undercover agent. When he died, his reputation was not good. Everyone was condemning him. My mother couldn't bear the blow and followed him.

At that time, the enemy was still there and my identity should not be made public, so not many people knew that I was living in the Jiang family.

Later, I joined the army and seldom came back. After that, I was busy with revenge. My identity was sensitive, and I was afraid of implicating others, so I never told anyone about my relationship with the Jiang family.

Later, my uncle and aunt got into trouble, and I had to investigate secretly, so I kept the matter completely secret.

But Xiao Jing knew about it. Maybe after so many years, no one mentioned it to her, and she was still young at the time so she forgot it."

Jiang Jing, her sister-in-law's name.

If that's what he said, it makes sense.

When he left, his sister-in-law was only five years old and her heart was full of thoughts about her departed parents. It was normal that she did not remember him, her adopted brother who had only been with her for two years.

Everyone knows that being undercover is difficult, especially in those years.

It was indeed not easy for Liao Weijiang to embark on the path of revenge at the young age of fifteen.

But the prerequisite is that these must be true.

What she couldn't understand was how Liao Weijiang, a man who had come through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, could believe her so easily.

Even if she is close to Tu's parents, she wouldn't be so trustworthy.

Tu Shan looked at Liao Weijiang with a half-smile: "You trust me enough to tell me so much."

Liao Weijiang: "You are willing to disregard your reputation and future to be with the Tu family and pave the way for them, which shows that you value the Tu family very much.

Uncle Jiang and Aunt Jiang are close to the Tu family. You will not do anything to harm the Jiang family.

Besides, I believe in the judgment of the old leader Zong Zheng."

Tu Shan sighed. There really wasn't a single reason why Third Sister Tu was trusted. "What have you found out? How can you be sure I'm the only one who can do it? Our great country is full of talented people."

Speaking of this, Liao Weijiang was filled with hatred: "Uncle Jiang has been a child prodigy since he was young. He is very talented in mechanical manufacturing. He went abroad to study in this area.

At the beginning, Uncle Jiang's replies would mention things related to study. There was not much professional knowledge involved, but it was obvious that he learned very well. Later on, he talked less and less.

Later, his letters became more cautious, until they disappeared.

I followed the clues and guessed that he was most likely under house arrest.

Half a year ago, I received accurate information that they were indeed placed under house arrest and forced to participate in research, and their research results were also taken away.

Those beasts are using him as a tool, leaving him without freedom, sovereignty, or even human rights. They want to squeeze him dry and then discard him like a piece of trash.

There are many people like them, but they are treated differently.”