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There is trouble every day.

Author: Zhuangshan people in Hubei Province

The first chapter Jinyang night talk

Update time 2008-10-14 6: 36: 01word count: 7968.

In the office of the Interpol Brigade of Jinyang Public Security Bureau, the captain Zhen, who has just arrived, is playing chess with the vice captain Tan Yonggang. Tan Yonggang finished the next step and looked at his watch: Did Zhu Xiao just eat at the night market? Starve us to death?

I heard that the business of Wang Dao is very good. I guess it's a queue. Wait a minute, if you are hungry, I have instant noodles in my drawer. Zhen Shao will open the drawer while studying chess.

Tan Yonggang looked inside: Oh! You just came here, and you have to fight a protracted war?

Today, just the three of us held the last mobilization meeting ... Lao Zhu is back! Zhen Shao Hui answered the door when she heard footsteps. Zhu Xiao, holding four lunch boxes and a bag of beer, shouted, "Come on, take me away, I can't." .

Tan Yonggang hurried forward to help put things on the table: Thanks! Push!

Come on, let's have a drink today. It is estimated that we won't have such a relaxed time for a long time to come. Come on! Zhen Shao will set the chair and watch the other two sit down before sitting down. Open four lunch boxes: two boxes of barbecue, one box of scones and one box of edamame peanuts.

It's the first time for me to have such a sumptuous dinner in the brigade office. Tan Yonggang opened a can of beer and stood on the table gently: I'll drink first, I'm thirsty!

I'm more thirsty than you. I want to put it away first and come back after eating. My stomach churned all the way! Come on, Zhen team, Tan team, I propose a toast to you. We are all in the same school, and you are seniors!

Cheers! Three people raised their glasses at the same time. When everyone finished the first lap, Zhen began to tell his story: To tell the truth, I never believed that I was still a policeman. But sometimes in the street, I can't help looking around to see if there is anything. ...

Call me if you have any questions.