In the past, he would have completely ignored it, but now, seeing Secretary Wang's attitude towards him, he was afraid.

Fines, compensation, and detention—he no longer cared about any of that.

As long as Second Uncle is still in that position, the Liu family has the right to continue being arrogant.

Wang Changgeng's eyes were serious; he certainly knew what Chu Mo meant by those words.

They're trying to get Liu Guodong involved too.

As the county party secretary, it's not a big problem for him to appoint or dismiss a deputy bureau chief.

But Liu Guodong's brother-in-law, Zhang Wei, is the deputy county head of Southeast County.

As a local, he wields considerable influence in Southeast County.

Is it worth offending a deputy county head for Chu Mo's sake?

Even the top leader is not without rivals and still needs allies.

Making a move against Liu Guodong is tantamount to putting Deputy County Chief Zhang on the opposite side.

Wang Changgeng pondered to himself.

He wasn't sure who Secretary Yan was speaking on behalf of when she called him earlier.

Was it him? Or Mayor Qu?

If Secretary Yan wanted to favor the Chu family, punishing the Liu brothers would be enough to settle the matter.

But if it's Mayor Qu's intention, then it's completely different.

If Chu Mo is not satisfied, it's the same as the leader being dissatisfied.

Even a fool knows what to do.

The awkward thing is that Wang Changgeng has no idea who Chu Mo is looking for.

Chu Mo noticed his inner turmoil but didn't seem to care at all.

"Secretary Wang, don't overthink it. I was just making a suggestion casually. As for what to do, someone from the city will come down to handle it tomorrow."

Upon hearing this, Wang Changgeng was immediately alarmed, his eyes filled with extreme shock.