I'm in the county town, and you say I'm a big shot?

Chapter 164 Evidence, evidence!
After dinner, Fang Qingye, accompanied by Sun Peng, went to a local luxury nightclub for a sauna, then went to sing karaoke, and didn't return to the hotel until after 10 p.m.

Just as Fang Qingye returned to her room, she took off her coat and put on a vest and shorts, when she heard someone knocking on the door.

He opened it and saw that it was Wang Chenyang who had come during the day, so he frowned and said:
“Wang Chenyang, you just handed the materials to Director Xue during the day, so there's no way you could have any news now.”

"I know." Wang Chenyang smiled. "Assistant Fang, I've seen your file. You graduated from Shencai University, right?"

"Yes what's the matter?"

"I also graduated from Shencai University, from the School of Accounting."

"what?"

"Can I come in and have a chat for a bit? Don't worry, I'm not the kind of person who throws a tantrum and tries to cling to you until you solve my problem. I'll just chat for ten minutes and then I'll leave."

Fang Qingye laughed after hearing this.

"Heh, it's no use you clinging to me, I don't care. Come in."

Fang Qingye let him in, and after seeing that the hallway was quiet, she closed the door.

"Wang Chenyang, what do you want to talk about?" Fang Qingye asked.

“Your branch manager at Nanxin branch, Xia He, is also an alumna of Shencai University, right?” Wang Chenyang said.

"Yes, you know Director Xia?"

Wang Chenyang nodded and said.

“I didn’t know him at school. It was after I started working that I met him at a meeting when he worked at the provincial branch for a period of time. He is a good person.”

Fang Qingye remained silent, unsure of Wang Chenyang's true intentions.

"You and President Xia are both the pride of our Shencai University. You were promoted to assistant president after only a little over a year of work, and President Xia is now the branch manager. I heard he's about to return to the provincial branch as a department head. Unlike me, I'm really a disgrace to our alma mater."

Wang Chenyang sighed deeply at the end.

Hey, hey.
You live in a remote small county town, and as an ordinary employee, you've found out all these things very clearly.

Fang Qingye complained in his heart.

Of course, he wouldn't be fooled by Wang Chenyang's obviously flattering words. He knew that Wang Chenyang was definitely not looking for him to reminisce about their school days.

He didn't want to argue with him; he wanted to sleep anyway.

“Wang Chenyang, I know why you came to see me today. To be honest, I read the materials you wrote. Director Xue is right. Although you say you are innocent, you have no concrete evidence at all.”

“But I definitely didn’t sign the ballot at the time,” Wang Chenyang said.

"So, did you take the forged signature for handwriting analysis?" Fang Qingye asked.

Wang Chenyang remained silent.

"You must have taken it and used it, right? It really is your handwriting, otherwise you would have won the case long ago," Fang Qingye said.

“Indeed, I don’t know how the handwriting on it is real? But I definitely didn’t sign it.” Wang Chenyang became excited.

"Wang Chenyang, don't get agitated." Fang Qingye said calmly, "If you are indeed wronged, there are only three ways to prove your innocence."

"Those three methods?"

"First, Qiu Fanglai admitted that he forced you to make the loan and forged your signature."

"Impossible! How could he admit it? If he did, he would have lost his official position long ago!" Wang Chaoyang said with a wry smile.

"The next day, have other parties involved, such as the lender Song, admit to colluding with Qiu Fang, or other people who were at the meeting at the time, come forward to testify that you did not sign at the time." "No one will come forward."

"The last one is that you have to find a way to prove that you didn't sign it at the time. I can't think of any other way," Fang Qingye said.

Wang Chenyang fell silent.

Ten minutes later, Wang Chenyang left the room, looking dejected.

Fang Qingye knew perfectly well that Wang Chenyang was desperate and grasping at straws, hoping to find some new solutions from her, but he was disappointed in the end.

After Wang Chenyang left, Fang Qingye took a quick shower and lay on the bed chatting with Xia He on QQ.

Now they chat for a while in the evenings when they have nothing to do, since it's quite convenient these days.

If you're too lazy to type, use voice.

Fang Qingye recounted her encounter with Wang Chenyang and everything that happened to him.

Xia He sighed and said, "Actually, I've heard about Wang Chenyang's matter too. It caused quite a stir at their branch. Later, the provincial branch also found out and sent people down to investigate, but nothing came of it."

"No concrete evidence found?"

"Yes, although Wang Chenyang spoke with great conviction, without strong evidence, it was a false accusation. He repeatedly went to the city branch and the provincial branch to cause trouble, and eventually he was dismissed from his position as director and became a regular employee."

“I heard that he’s not even allowed to go to work anymore, he’s only getting his basic salary, and now I hear his wife has divorced him too, sigh,” Xia He said.

"Throughout the entire Oriental Bank system in the province, we have quite a few alumni. Some of them, who were on good terms with him, advised him to stop suing. Even though he was removed from his position as head of the credit department, he was still the director of the savings branch, right? They told him to work hard, and he could go back to being head of the credit department. But he wouldn't listen at all, and now he's ended up like this, sigh."

"Wang Chenyang's professional skills are quite strong, but unfortunately he's stubborn and a bit inflexible," Xia He concluded.

After listening to Xia He's rambling, Fang Qingye finally asked, "Senior, do you personally think Wang Chenyang was wronged or not?"

“There must be some injustice involved, otherwise who would be crazy enough to file a complaint like this? Cases like Wang Chenyang’s often happen in grassroots banks, where bank managers frequently use the name of higher-level departments to require subordinates to process loans in violation of regulations.”

“When illegal loans have even a slight government connection, such as when government officials make a request, some bank managers will use this as an excuse to instruct their subordinates to process loans illegally. For many ordinary bank employees, the government is like a superior; as long as there are requirements, they can only comply, whether it is illegal or not is another matter.”

"However, Wang Chenyang was an exception. He stubbornly refused to do it, but unfortunately, he was tricked by someone."

“Senior, what you said does make some sense,” Fang Qingye replied after listening.

"Hey, Qingye, you'd better not get involved in this. There's a lot more to this than meets the eye," Xiahe warned.

"I know, I'm not a branch manager, nor am I in charge of discipline inspection. Why should I meddle in so many things? I'll just finish the inspection and leave as soon as possible," Fang Qingye said with a smile.

"When will you be back?" Xia He asked.

"This is not up to me. After we finish inspecting Fengyi, there's still one more place to go."

"Yeah, I'm waiting for you to come back and play ball. Also, I've learned how to make braised catfish in white sauce. I'll make it for you when you come back."

“Okay.” Fang Qingye readily agreed.

Now, their conversations always end with talking about playing ball or cooking delicious food.

The next morning, after getting up and washing up, they had breakfast at the hotel restaurant. Sun Peng also came to keep them company. He first sat at a small table with Xue Jiandong, and then saw Fang Qingye sitting alone, so he took his own plate and came over to sit opposite him.

He sat with Fang Qingye.

While eating a local delicacy, fried dough sticks stuffed with eggs, Sun Peng suddenly said, "I heard that Wang Chenyang from our branch came looking for you yesterday?"

(End of this chapter)