Chapter 117 How can someone who doesn't even keep dogs keep people?

Dating?

These words are both familiar and unfamiliar.

Yun Wangshu blinked curiously. Was this a call to urge her to get married? Not sure, she'd wait and see.

Su Meiyun directly refused: "Uncle Wen, dating is not a common practice in our family."

Starting with Yun Feifan, they were all single men.

Wen Ting disapproved and lightly rebuked, "Nonsense, how can you not have a partner? You can't live alone for the rest of your life."

Su Meiyun: "How could it be just one person? There are clearly six people in this room. Even if someone leaves the group in the future, they will never be left alone. Don't worry, Uncle!"

Wen Ting:…………

The sins were committed by their elders, and he wanted to do his best to make amends.

He looked at Yun Wangshu gently. Putting aside everyone else, Shushu still had to get married, after all, she was the only one left in the Yun family.

But it would be a real hardship for Shushu to get married and have children like an ordinary person.

Has Shushu ever considered having a son-in-law marry into the family?

Yun Wangshu shook her head: "No way. I don't even keep dogs, so how could I possibly keep people?"

Wen Ting's expression went blank for a moment, then she tried to persuade him, "It doesn't mean he has to be completely useless. We can find someone who can earn money, cook, and is gentle and considerate."

Su Meiyun yelled, "Uncle Wen, do you even believe that yourself? If it were really that good, why would you agree to marry into the family? Even if you did agree, you would definitely have ulterior motives!"

Yun Wangshu agreed with this statement and was quite familiar with it. Ignoring Wen Ting's worried expression, she said, "Let me tell you about the cases I've heard about."

Then she told two stories: one about a man from a humble background who murdered his wife to steal her money, and the other about a spy who went undercover. In both stories, the wives were disgraced and died tragically, embodying all the tragedies of human life.

The story was made up by Yun Wangshu based on certain novels. If you put her in her shoes, it's practically tailor-made for her.

Upon hearing this, Wen Ting shuddered. What a joke! Absolutely not! He couldn't possibly take a son-in-law as his wife!

The others also looked extremely grim. They knew that these cases were most likely fabricated by Yun Wangshu to dissuade Uncle Wen from making her marry into a family, but just thinking about the things she might encounter in the stories made them want to kill.

Only Qi Yuan had a complicated expression, because he had actually experienced what happened in the story; his mother was that kind of foolish woman.

So it's good not to get married; no man is any good.

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but glare at Chen Ye, but unfortunately, Chen Ye was too busy being angry to notice.

The topic of dating ended abruptly amidst everyone's cold stares, and it's highly unlikely to be brought up again for a long time.

After the New Year, Yun Wangshu was briefly transferred to Jiang City to help out. She uncovered a long string of spies, like a rat in a chain, one biting another's tail, pulling out the whole nest at once.

Yun Wangshu found it strange that their country must be so appealing for those outside forces to relentlessly suppress it.

At this moment, she really wanted to learn from Tian Juan from another world and go abroad to do zero-cost shopping. It wasn't that she really had patriotic feelings, but simply that she couldn't stand them always making her do things!

It's too troublesome to go abroad now; she has to make a lot of sacrifices. She'll wait until it opens up, and then she'll try to fill the space.

Time passed little by little. Yun Wangshu had countless opportunities for promotion, but she didn't take any of them. Apart from bringing Zhao Kuo and Wen Ting along and pushing them up a few times, she rejected all the others.

The answer is that I'd rather stay on the front lines and do practical things for the people, all for the country and the people!

At that time, she was an advanced individual, an outstanding public security officer, a national model worker, an idol of all young people, and a hero in the hearts of men, women, and children.

Her reputation reached its peak in the major public security bureaus of Shanghai, because the opportunities she refused allowed many people to be promoted.