Sophie in the Time of Secrets Chapter 22

Caleb Zhou subconsciously wanted to deny it, but Ethan Yong's voice was too firm, and the disgust in his eyes was too clear. He could only put on a fake smile: "It's just for fun. When we are abroad, everyone..." Before he finished speaking, the fingers on his face were removed, and they were still with some force, as if they had touched something dirty, and they were pushed away from his face.

His face suddenly changed, and he clenched his teeth. He felt that Ethan Yong was completely humiliating him, both before and now. He was really a jerk trying to be disrespectful. The effect of the marijuana had not yet completely worn off, and he was in a very impulsive state. So some words came out of his mouth, and he said, "Ethan Yong, why are you pretending."

"What do you think you can do in this world? Do you want to be a warlord? You are so idealistic, how did you become a major general? Don't say you don't know about the dirty deeds and methods of the Military and Political Department." The more he talked, the more he became annoying. Caleb Zhou felt that he was annoying, but he couldn't control himself, so he said more annoying things. He said meaningfully, then grinned: "Oh, by the way, I forgot. You are the prince here, the son of Governor Yong, who dares to embarrass you."

He thought Ethan Yong would be furious, maybe even violent. But Ethan Yong just looked at him coldly, as if he had just met him, and asked him a question: "How do you know what dirty things are going on in the Military and Political Department?" Caleb Zhou seemed to find his question funny: "Major General Yong, there are no secrets in the social world."

Yong Jintong nodded suddenly, the young master Zhou in front of him was like a fighting cock, his face flushed, his hair standing up, as if he would rush over at any time, looking very confused. He had heard those words Caleb Zhou said when he was parachuted into the military headquarters and just got promoted to the position and started to pick the most rotten and painful parts of the army, and he had heard even more unpleasant words.