Disciplinary Guidelines

There is no reason for people to be unlucky. Even if you live and work step by step and don't do any unnecessary things, bad luck may fall from the sky and hit you precisely on the forehead.

Ji Yao understands that Jiang Heng is looking at the "once", and he sent a friendly reminder to make him mentally prepared.But after hearing this, Ji Yao not only didn't feel confident, but became even more irritable.

"This is a matter of their own family, and it has nothing to do with me." Ji Yao couldn't help but said: "I'm just a doctor, and all patients are a mass of flesh and blood when they go to the hospital bed. There is no distinction between high and low for me, and neither do I." The clairvoyant can know the bloody storm in their house—if I have to say it is special, it is that he did make the whole room of medical staff take blocking medicine together.”

Jiang Heng nodded, as if he didn't care about his attitude, he ignored Ji Yao's complaints, and asked in a business-like manner: "I almost forgot, there is one last question. Did you know Zhou Fang before?"

Ji Yao: "..."

Ji Yao's grievances came to an abrupt end, and a sense of untrustworthy anger welled up in his heart - he always felt that no matter what good or bad entanglements he and Jiang Heng had before, they had been together for so long after all, We have known each other before, and we should know where the other party's bottom line is.

But now it seems that Jiang Heng, like Li Linghua, has presupposed that he has entered the category of "suspect".

Ji Yao suddenly felt that his behavior of complaining to the other party was very ridiculous. He tried hard to persuade himself not to care about this division of positions, but obviously failed.

For a moment he wrestled violently between his mind and his emotions, and in the end the only thing he could do was to answer the question rather than turn around and walk away.

"I don't know." Ji Yao said coldly.

Jiang Heng nodded.

He said nothing, and it was impossible to tell whether he believed it or not.For a moment, Ji Yao wanted to ask him if his testimony was useless, if Li Linghua was his client, he would definitely stand on the other side, and the truth was not important.

But soon, Ji Yao bit the tip of his tongue, abruptly restraining his impulse.

Because he knows the answer.

No one knows Jiang Heng better than him. When he was in Beijing before, he was the famous king of Hades. He can say black with a mouth, and white can be black. It doesn't matter whether he is right or not, and the client is good or bad. If you invite him, he can turn black and white in front of everyone.

He focuses on criminal litigation, and during his internship he takes on all kinds of cases, including business orders and legal aid.When he was the plaintiff's defense lawyer, he seemed like a living light of the rule of law, and he only wanted to bring the criminals to justice, but when he was the defendant's defense lawyer, he was extremely good at sophistry, as if he had eaten all "killing for life".

What impressed Ji Yao the most was that he sued the negligent death as an accident, and even discounted the compensation in half.

The family members of the deceased were low-income households, and the family lost their support, crying in court. Even the interns who attended the trial felt unbearable, and only Jiang Heng himself was indifferent.

So Ji Yao always felt that for Jiang Heng, "fairness and justice" all depended on which side he stood in the court.

Not to mention the ex-boyfriend standing opposite, even his own father, Ji Yao also felt that he would not soften his heart.

But thinking of this, Ji Yao felt a little better.After all, he already knew that this was the other party's way of doing things. After giving up unnecessary expectations, he naturally wouldn't feel disappointed.

"I won't leave Shanghai in the near future. If you want to go through the litigation process, then do as you please." Ji Yao said: "If Li Linghua regrets and wants to mediate, you are welcome to talk to the court at any time."

"Okay." Jiang Heng said, "I will convey it."

It was getting late, the gray-blue sky weighed down heavily, and the cold wind brushed against the back of Ji Yao's bare hands, causing goose bumps.

He and Jiang Heng fell silent at the same time, and this quiet atmosphere spread between the two of them, causing a slight embarrassment.Both of them knew that this meant that the topic should be over, but neither of them said goodbye first.

After a while, Ji Yao felt relieved, and suddenly felt that this kind of hypocrisy and obedience was very boring-they had clearly reached the point where they cared for each other silently, but they still stubbornly felt that they should leave room for each other and guard this bit of adult social interaction. Polite, hypocritical and embarrassing.

Ji Yao didn't know what Jiang Heng was thinking, he just felt tired, so he sighed and broke the silence first: "Since it's all right, I'll go first, if you want to ask anything later, you can go to the hospital Party."

After Ji Yao finished speaking, he didn't give Jiang Heng time to react, he nodded perfunctorily at him, then turned around and went back the same way.

But as soon as he took about ten steps, Jiang Heng stopped him again.

"Ji Yao." Jiang Heng said.

Ji Yao paused slightly, turned his head to look at him.

"Why didn't you stay in Beijing, didn't go to Xiehe, but instead came to Shanghai." Jiang Heng said suddenly: "This is different from your initial plan."

This is the first time the two of them have explicitly mentioned the past since their reunion.

Ji Yao didn't know Jiang Heng's mood when he said this, nor was he sure about his intentions. He looked at Jiang Heng across a short stone road, wanting to see whether he was making fun of him on a whim. , still really want an answer.

Jiang Heng met his gaze without hesitation, his eyes open and frank.

How strange, Ji Yao wondered, maybe I really don't understand him.

According to his understanding of Jiang Heng, the other party is someone who would never take the initiative to say such a thing - he has never broken the thread, has always been free and easy, and he quickly withdraws his emotions as soon as he gives them.According to Jiang Heng's own words, it is "to be entangled in meaningless things will only slow down the efficiency of life".

Therefore, his vacancy period is very short, and he has never had any disputes with his ex. After breaking up, he simply returned to the line of ordinary friends with each other, and never tried anything with old feelings.

Even if he and himself have been in love for far longer than the "shelf life", Ji Yao only thinks it is because his interest has not faded.He never thought that he was any different from Jiang Heng's predecessors, nor did he think that Jiang Heng would really miss him.

What's more, the scene where the two of them broke up was so ugly, Ji Yao didn't think that Jiang Heng was so broad-minded that he had already forgotten all about that day.

So what is he struggling with now, Ji Yao wondered, is this question "meaningful" to him?

"...Do you want to hear the truth or lies?" Ji Yao said.

Jiang Heng smiled and said, "You know I don't like to lie, and I don't like to hear people lie."

Ji Yao was silent for a while for no reason, then turned around, slightly raised the corners of his lips towards Jiang Heng.

"Because you said you would never return to Shanghai." Ji Yao said.