"Master Wien Winche? That's not..."

The guards who came in couldn't help but change their faces slightly. They bypassed Barto and the others who blocked their sight and came to Wien and Chris.

I looked at their outfits carefully. Although they were not gorgeous aristocratic dresses, their texture was significantly higher than the average consumption level.

The leading man placed his arm on his chest and bowed and bowed: "Sorry! Please wait here for two distinguished guests. I will inform the chief to come and receive it."

He actually had never met the young master and lady of Duke Wenche's mansion, but Diff could tell the other party's identity so confidently, and then look at the reactions of the people around him and the parties involved, most of them were not wrong.

As a civilian, he actually has a friendship with the Duke's son, and Diff is indeed very backgrounded!

Christy, who was still silently staying behind the staff, couldn't help but turn his head to look at Wien's expression, his eyes seemingly surprised.

Wien cleared his throat, "So your work has been adjusted."

It's too wrong, it's probably impossible to take advantage of the situation now.

"Don't care about Chris and me, work is important, you can start the interview directly." Wien waved his hand casually.

"Ah, by the way, thank you for your time to cooperate with our newspaper. I believe that after these typical cases have been sorted out by us, it will also help to increase the public's vigilance while deterring potential criminals."

Since you have been recognized, you still have to say basic scenes.

"That's true, Young Master Wien was not wrong." The guards smiled flatteringly and nodded in agreement.

For a moment, the conference room was filled with a happy scene.

Sitting aside, Chris held up his chin with a rather boring look.

Perhaps thinking that Diff and Wayne had some friendship, the guards soon pushed Diff over and asked him to temporarily host the two noble children who were uncommon.

However, before Wien could say anything, Chris asked in surprise: "Wien, where did you know this friend?"

“…”

This is a bit difficult to explain.

Diff didn't realize any problems on the day he met in Luming Tavern, so he smiled and replied casually: "I met Master Wien under the introduction of Master Gavin. We also had a meal together."

Hearing Gavin's name, Chris subconsciously frowned.

If emotional changes can also be quantified, there will probably be a prompt of [Letter of Likeness-20] on Chris' head.

In her eyes, Gavin was purely a typical ignorant friend, and naturally had no good impression of the other friends he introduced to Wien.

With a slight "Oh" sound, Chris lost the interest in talking.

Diff was unaware of this and still tried hard to talk to Wien a little more enthusiastically.

Although I was not very happy when I met last time and I had resented this noble young master who looked down on others in private, I couldn't help but be willful at this moment.

Whether it is Lord Simon or Lord Burwo... they must be noted that they are not an optional mixed fish character.

——Even if this is indeed true.

While energizing the atmosphere, Diff was paying attention to the movements at the door.

Of course, he could not hide his little moves from Vien, who had already known more than half of the inside story.

Wien watched him perform like this and nodded from time to time, which was more in line with the image of a noble young man in the general impression.

Not long after, a senior official from the city guard appeared.

He had a dense beard and laughed heartily as soon as he came in: "It turned out to be Mr. Wien and Miss Chris. There were no names on the original Leaf Publishing House's appointment list."

Wien also smiled politely, got up and greeted her.

This senior official met him several times at a banquet. He was also a senior who graduated from Qingxi Academy many years ago and had a superior family background.

But he has another identity that is closer, that is the father of a member of the Lily Society.

Before this, many rumors about the City Guard were leaked from him.

With this connection, Vien naturally would not give him face, but instead joked: "Oh, I wanted to secretly experience the life of ordinary newspaper employees, but I didn't expect it to be exposed as soon as I entered the door."

Hearing this, the chief looked at Diff standing beside him and thought for two seconds. Then he immediately reacted and continued, "There are still many inconveniences to talk here. If you don't dislike it, go to my office for a while. Let's leave the work matters to your subordinates for the time being. Diff, come together."

Diff was obviously stunned for a moment that he actually remembered his name, and then he showed a hint of joy.

No matter what, if you can reach more big names, the safer you will be.

After giving Barto a few words, Wien and Chris followed the senior official to his office.

He then relaxed a little after closing the door and excluding outsiders.

"Please sit down, I just got a batch of top-quality black tea tea from Stuart to try out the difference between it and the domestic taste." The official greeted casually.

The senior management of the royal capital has countless positions in various fields, which has solved the employment problems of a large number of nobles.

But even so, the nobles will still unite (collude) together in various ways to seek greater benefits. Whether it is fellow townsmen, classmates, or factions, as long as they can be divided into the same camp in terms of identity, then there are naturally conditions for both sides to form an alliance.

So overall, it is rare for aristocrats who have no fundamental conflict of interest to make a life-and-death situation. After all, no one knows whether they will be useful to each other when the situation changes.

The relationship between Wien and most nobles who are not from their own factions is roughly the same.

Well, except for the Edgeworth family.

After taking the tea he handed over, Wien talked unintentionally about the situation about the "pig man case".

"I heard that Ecos caught the prisoner. The City Guard now agreed to accept an external interview. I think all the causes and consequences should be investigated almost completely."

It is precisely because of the guise of newspapers that it is not abrupt to ask about this matter.

The official pondered for a while, "Uh, not... If I want to tell the truth, I am not optimistic about the investigation of the case."

After saying that, his expression became serious.

"I can reveal some news, but before the case is finally closed, please do not disclose it to the outside world." He warned seriously.

Looking at Chris, Wien nodded.
Chapter completed!