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Chapter 3: Sisterhood and Childly Infatuation [Act 7] Blood Evidence (4)

This move made Yu Wei's body tremble, and she felt that something exploded in her mind and heart - since they actually tried to make her talk to the traitor Lin Zhengdao, did they notice her abnormality?

Unexpectedly, the many mistakes that I guarded against day and night broke out one after another at this moment when it seemed to be smooth enough to fool through! If they go with the Japanese side, as long as they find out that she doesn't know Lin Jingru's home phone number or Lin Zhengdao's office landline number, then it will be clear that they will be clear; Even if she insisted on refusing to make a call, the Japanese side would definitely take the initiative to contact Lin Zhengdao, so as to guò Lin Zhengdao, and the questioning of the so-called "daughter's" voice revealed her true identity!

Just like in that classroom at that time, in the face of repeated criticism from her compatriots, Yuwei was stumped again, so that she almost wanted to leave in a dilemma. But when she saw the longing figures walking outside the sliding door from time to time, she immediately gave up this unrealistic idea.

"Miss Lin is so strange, why is she stupid in place?" Unlike Yoshio Kato's calm and sophisticated, Taniguchi Kunosuke was already smiling from ear to ear, so much so that he completely ignored diplomatic etiquette, grabbed the hem of the kimono worn by "Lin Jingru" with one hand, and stretched out his voice in a weird voice, "Hurry up and follow me-"

Seeing that the young man in front of her was so arrogant, Yu Wei tried her best to stabilize her sitting posture, and couldn't bear to reprimand in Chinese: "Please respect yourself, don't ruin the image of a diplomat because of your outrageous behavior!" She then bowed her mouth to the portrait of the Japanese emperor, and then changed it to Japanese word by word, and said slowly, "Besides, His Majesty is on (the wall), please don't embarrass him again." ”

As soon as the words fell, Taniguchi Kunosuke was splashed with water, but it was Oshima Hiroshi who put down the purple sand teacup in his hand and said in a loud voice: "Taniguchi-kun, today I really opened my eyes!" As a diplomat of the Empire, you have always used this kind of cultivation to interact with the envoys of other countries! Presumably, with the help of a 'capable person' like you, my dignified embassy in independence will soon become a second Helsinki office[177]!? ”

"No...... Not really! Venerable Lord Oshima, in fact, ...... below" Taniguchi Kunosuke was so panicked that he couldn't bother to wipe off the water stains, and kowtowed to Oshima Hiroshi. I didn't want Hiroshi Oshima to listen to his explanation at all, so he interrupted it with a short and powerful "enough", and then stared angrily at the door and slapped his hands twice.

In an instant, with the sound of the sliding door, several attendants with solemn faces and beards like Hikaru Tajiri entered, and took Taniguchi Kunosuke's arms and walked out of the door. Hearing Taniguchi Kunosuke's plea for mercy getting louder and louder, Yoshio Kato finally bowed to Hiroshi Oshima and persuaded, "Oshima-kun calm down. Taniguchi-kun is nothing more than a meritorious worker, why do you want to make a big fuss in front of a mere Jiezhi person?? As he spoke, he glared at Lin Jingru.

Oshima Hao raised his eyebrows and glanced at "Lin Jingru", and reluctantly ordered the attendant to stop. In fact, what made him so dissatisfied was not only Yoshio Kato's faux pas, but also the sentence "Take Miss Lin to my office" - what is Yoshio Kato? Dare to rely on Nobuaki Makino, Shigeru Yoshida and others, as well as that little bit of resume, they are so rampant that they repeatedly challenge the authority of his ambassador to independence! If you don't fight back head-on, what kind of face will you have to continue to be in politics!?

Exegesis:

[177] During World War II, Japan and Finland had average diplomatic relations, so there was no Japanese embassy in Helsinki at that time, and Finland's affairs were also managed by the embassy in Sweden.

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