Chapter 84

The more the rumors spread, the quieter the female insect lying in the central hospital became.

He was refined and considerate, with a gentle demeanor, making it hard to imagine that he was an officer involved in a sex bribery scandal.

This was the first time the guard officer had left Fei to manage such an important situation on his own. Although Fei had given him a preview, a slight mistake during the process could mean that his superior would spend the rest of his life in prison.

Therefore, he couldn't help but feel terrified, hesitant, and fearful.

But Phibun remained nonchalant until he could no longer tolerate Phibun's neurotic incessant chatter. He put down his book, "The Distance Between You and Your Child," and said impatiently, "Officer, I'm on vacation."

The guard officer choked on his words, feeling utterly depressed with nowhere to vent his frustration.

So when Toto asked him about the commander's recent situation, he angrily typed out: "Hopeless."

The next day, the commander, who had finally been granted visitation rights, met with Tregear, who was clearly not awake all night.

Through the glass window, Toto remained silent. He looked at Fei with a somewhat sad yet determined gaze, and slowly picked up his communication device.

Fei hummed in response, wanting to turn around and ask the guard officer, but being trapped with guards just a wall away, he could only awkwardly withdraw his movement and pick up the communicator.

"Commander."

The young male insect's calm and clear voice came through the communicator, accompanied by a slight sniffing sound. Fei unconsciously leaned forward, looking at Toregia, a subtle feeling rising in his heart.

Toregia looked at him intently, seemingly wanting to laugh, but the corners of her mouth that rose did not reach the curve of a smile before silently falling back down.

He brought Fei a small blanket, some food, and some books, asking the guard to deliver them to him before the call began.

The guard was secretly under the command of the Imperial Guard, so he dared not accept the gift. However, due to the surveillance, he stiffly accepted the gift and said curtly, "You have ten minutes."

Fei heard Toregia's voice.

He had heard Torregia and Lanna talking, and his female father and male father talking, and Fen could sense that he did not hate any of them, that he cared about them, even though they had hurt him.

Fei wanted to say that he was fine and that he was okay, but the incident happened so suddenly that he didn't have time to inform anyone. Now that there were eavesdroppers, he could only remain silent.

The insect sniffed quickly inside the receiver, while the male insect outside discreetly wiped his eyes. Soon, his youthful face regained its composure, becoming mature and reliable.

Fei held the receiver and said softly, "Don't worry about me."

The young male insect said, "I'm not worried."

He didn't mention Fei's current situation at all, but gave him a detailed report on his studies and the public opinion on the StarNet. He didn't say that Fei would be alright, nor did he say that he was worried about Fei. He honestly discussed the possible scenarios, including exile and death. But in the end, he held the receiver without saying anything and then hung up the phone.

Fei watched his departing figure, feeling a pang of melancholy and a strange, inexplicable sadness.

Perhaps Toto can accept his departure, it just takes some time.

Fei convinced himself not to be too harsh on a young insect, but he couldn't help feeling a little annoyed and couldn't sleep at night, so he sat up.

Just then, the sneaky guard officer slipped in unnoticed, looking distressed, to report the situation to him.

As they were talking, the guard officer suddenly said with a strange expression, "Your Excellency, I think you should not meet with Phil."

Fei was slightly surprised. This subordinate of his was so enthusiastic about arranged marriages, having introduced more than one of his cousins ​​to him. Why the sudden change...?

The guard officer said, "Torregia is applying to become the lifelong caretaker of the exile planet. He's quite smart; he didn't commit any crimes to come here and join you in this exile."

Are you moved?

"But if I may be so bold, if you were to be released in two more days, your qualification as a prison guard in Toregia would be issued soon."

...

The situation has changed slightly.

For some reason, the guard officer, who was originally furious at being attacked by the media and politicians because of the scandal, suddenly became calm, sharp, and cunning.

They quickly seized upon their opponent's weakness and turned the tide of the battle.

The Royal Guard presented substantial evidence, not only revealing the unspoken rule of nobles selecting male slave insects in advance, but also providing an interview about the current happy life of the male insects trained by Fei, and even inviting the insect itself to a web program to explain in detail what happened back then.

No one believed that Fei, who had a bunch of young male insects, would not use his position to exploit them for huge profits, but Fei had never done so.

After donning his military uniform again, Fei Gang delivered his inaugural address via video conference, and then worked non-stop for several days before finally returning to his familiar apartment.

He waited a short while at the door before it was opened.

Merck respectfully welcomed him back. Fei took off his coat, suddenly turned around, looked at the black-handled umbrella that had appeared at the door, counted the slippers, frowned slightly, and went inside.

Then he stared at Enoch Madison, who was sitting in a wheelchair with a cold expression.

Fiji:"……"

Enoch "..."

When Toregia saw him, his eyes lit up. Fei smiled and gently opened his arms: "Come."

But a hand firmly gripped Toregia's arm, and the seemingly weak fingers kept Toregia quietly rooted to the spot.

Enoch Madison's expression darkened. "No, come to me."

Fei maintained a smiling expression: "..."

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