A whirlwind marriage with a high-ranking official: Lights out, don't force me to take the initi

"What did you just say?"

Lu Weidong took a step forward.

Su Feng turned his head, pointed to the tear in his jacket with his finger, and then gestured with his chin toward Ye Wenxi.

"She tore it just now."

Lu Weidong's aura exploded instantly, and he clenched his fists, ready to step forward.

"He didn't touch me! I'm really fine!" Ye Wenxi immediately grabbed his arm.

"I ran into him at the intersection. I wouldn't let him in, and his clothes were torn during the struggle."

She squeezed Lu Weidong's arm tightly: "Business is important."

Lu Weidong still clenched his fists, staring intently at Su Feng.

Ye Wenxi held onto his arm tightly, not daring to let go.

I'm afraid he'll rush up at me any second.

Lu Zhenghua, who had been standing by the car, moved at this moment.

He walked a few steps to the middle of the two groups of people, his gaze swept around and stopped on Su Feng's face.

"Su Feng."

Su Feng instantly suppressed his aura, tapped his heel, and raised his hand in salute.

"Commander."

"Su Feng, I know you are an upright and outstanding child."

"But there's no room for leniency in this matter."

"Go back and ask your parents to come to the Military Discipline Inspection Commission to take you away."

After saying that, Lu Zhenghua stopped looking at him.

After all, this was the old commander in front of him, and Su Feng knew he had no room for rebuttal now that the words had been spoken.

Fortunately, Lu Zhenghua arrived.

Otherwise, given Su Feng's personality, he wouldn't be able to control these people at all.

"Yes," Su Feng replied.

"Can I say a few words to them?"

Lu Zhenghua nodded slightly.

"Come out." Su Feng turned to Su Ran and Wang Bing.

The two of them lowered their heads and followed him outside.

Su Feng stood with his back to them for a moment.

Suddenly turning around, he punched Wang Bing in the face without warning!

Wang Bing staggered and fell backward.

Su Feng stepped forward, straddled him, and raised his fist in mid-air.

Blood seeped from the corner of Wang Bing's mouth. His eyes were closed, and he remained silent, neither uttering a sound nor trying to dodge.

Su Feng clenched his teeth tightly, his fist hovering there, veins bulging, but he hesitated to bring it down.

After a few seconds of stalemate, he suddenly exerted his strength, shoved Wang Bing aside, and stood up.

"Take it out."

Wang Bing paused for a moment, his fingers stiffening slightly.

He took out a dark metal badge from his inner pocket.

The badge was small, and its edges had been worn smooth.

It was designed by Su Feng himself and awarded only to the dozen or so core team members he valued and trusted the most.

Wang Bing placed it in Su Feng's outstretched palm.

Su Feng, holding the badge, walked up to Su Ran.

"Did you see that?" he asked through gritted teeth, his voice suppressed.

"You ruined a soldier. You ruined his best future, his life."

With that, he flung his hand and slammed the badge down at Su Ran's feet.

The sharp sound of metal hitting the ground startled Su Ran, causing her shoulders to hunch.

Wang Bing instinctively wanted to step forward to protect him, but Su Feng's glare froze him in place.

"I really want to..."

Su Feng pointed at Su Ran, the words stuck in his throat, but he didn't say them.

"You should be glad I didn't take you away today."

"Otherwise... Hmph!"

After saying that, Su Feng turned around and went back into the house, and said to Lu Zhenghua.

"Sir, I will tell my parents to go to the Military Discipline Inspection Commission."

"I am very sorry for what happened."

After he finished speaking, he glanced at Ye Wenxi.

Then he walked towards his Jeep without looking back.

The remaining people divided up the tasks.

Jiang Dayong left two people behind to watch over the human trafficker and Xu the Cripple, waiting for the police to come and take over.

Before leaving, he walked up to the group and whispered:

"You know what you should and shouldn't say, right?"

"Although we brothers don't wear military uniforms anymore, we're still pretty good at finding people."

The human traffickers, their faces ashen, nodded repeatedly.

This is to make them only talk about their own crimes and not bring up anything else.

If you speak recklessly, you will bear the consequences later.

Su Ran and Wang Bing were taken to the military discipline inspection commission by the Lu family.

The vehicle with military license plates drove smoothly all the way to the office building.

From the moment she got on the bus until she got off, Su Ran didn't say a single word.

She and Wang Bing were separated, one on the left and one on the right, to prevent them from colluding or doing anything underhanded.

Just before getting off the bus, Wang Bing, who had been silent all along, suddenly called out to Su Ran:

"It's all my fault!"

Looking at Wang Bing's young yet resolute face, Ye Wenxi understood that his words just now meant he wanted to take all the blame upon himself.

"Young man," Ye Wenxi said, her tone mocking, "quite devoted, isn't it?"

"It's a pity he's blind."

Su Ran seemed not to hear anything, her eyes lowered, mechanically following along.

When the duty officer saw that all three members of the Lu family—father and sons—had arrived, it was quite a large group, and he knew that something serious had happened.

He hurriedly tried to invite the person into the office, but before he could finish speaking, Lu Zhenghua raised his hand to stop him.

"Right here," Lu Zhenghua said steadily, "waiting for someone."

"Are you waiting...?"

"Wait for Su Changqing to come and take his daughter who dared to break up a military marriage."

The officer on duty felt a sudden "buzz" in his head, and everything went black.

How did these two companies end up together?

Is this putting him on the hot seat?

He couldn't afford to get involved in this at all.

He greeted the Lu family father and son with a smile on his face.

"Please wait a moment, I'll go and report the situation right away."

After saying that, he ran off to make a phone call.

An hour later, Su Feng drove the jeep and led his parents to the entrance of the Military Discipline Inspection Commission.

He had just returned home when he recounted everything he had investigated and what he had witnessed.

After hearing this, Su Changqing's face turned ashen, and he sat on the sofa for a long time without moving.

Half a day later, his first reaction was to grab the phone and try to use his connections to smooth things over.

He simply refused to attend this "trap".

Su Feng snatched the microphone and slammed the landline phone to the ground.

The ear-piercing cracking sound silenced the room.

He turned around, faced his father, and roared:

"Su Ran must take responsibility for this herself."

"You're in this position, and your daughter has made such a big mistake, and your first thought is to cover it up?"

"Do you deserve the clothes you're wearing?"

"Do you have even the slightest bit of principle left?"

He paused for a moment, his expression frighteningly fierce:

"If you want to hide or cover this up today..."

"I will never set foot in this house again in my life."

Su Changqing looked at his son, his lips moved, but he didn't say a word.

He was in the wrong and had no room for rebuttal.

He decided to go with Su Feng to the Military Discipline Inspection Commission to check on the situation first.

As soon as the jeep came to a stop, Su's mother pushed open the door and rushed out, heading straight for Su Ran, trying to pull her behind her to protect her.

"Xiao Ran! Are you alright? Did they give you any trouble?"

Ye Wenxi, standing nearby, couldn't help but chuckle.

Su's mother immediately turned her face away, glared at Ye Wenxi, and muttered under her breath.

"No manners..."

Lu Weidong frowned and was about to step forward when Lu Zhenghua spoke.

"Alright, stop wasting time here."

He looked at Su Changqing and bluntly stated his words:

"Su Changqing, the door is over there. You sent your daughter in yourself; explain yourself according to military discipline."

"I had the people inside come out and 'invite' her in."

"You choose. Now."