Chapter 54 Bogdanov's Countermeasures

At around 8:30 in the morning, Lilia came to the unit early. As Bogdanov's secretary, she had the responsibility to come earlier than the leader. Bayi Chinese Network? (1) Bogdanov had the habit of reading the newspaper while drinking coffee in the morning, so Lilia had to prepare freshly brewed coffee for her boss.

As the only daughter of Nikonov, the deputy secretary of the state party committee, she had no choice but to obey her father's wish and embark on a career in politics. Although she was young, she was arranged to be a secretary beside Bogdanov. But the secretary of the municipal party committee secretary, that civil servant in Gorky City didn't envy her, but Lilia knew how much she wanted to be born in an ordinary family.

Although he said he was a secretary, Bogdanov knew what Deputy Secretary Nikonov was thinking. He just wanted to keep his daughter here for gilding, and he would be transferred away as soon as the opportunity came. So Bogdanov would not really use Lilia as a secretary, but just let him do the leisure work of serving tea and water, sorting out documents, and others would take over other tasks. The two didn't have much contact on weekdays, and Bogdanov would occasionally care about Lilia and ask her to show his father a good time.

The coffee was ready soon, and Lilia put the coffee pot on the tray, took today's newspaper, and sent them to Bogdanov's office. In most cases, Lilia's day's work was over. up. If he wanted to leave, he could knock on the door or call Bogdanov and he would be off work. That's exactly what Lilia planned today. He returned to his station and was just about to call Bogdanov to tell him he was leaving first, but the phone rang.

"Hello! I'm Lilia." Lilia picked up the phone and responded.

"Call me a car, I'm going out now!" Bogdanov urged anxiously.

"But the secretary, there is a regular meeting of the municipal party committee this morning..." Lilia reminded.

"Let the first deputy secretary preside over it!" Bogdanov hung up the phone after finishing speaking. After a while, the car downstairs was probably ready, and Bogdanov, who was fully dressed, left the office anxiously.

As soon as he got into the car, Bogdanov said to the driver: "Go to Gorky University, hurry up!"

The driver didn't ask any questions, and drove the car directly to Gorky University, which took about half an hour to arrive soon. As soon as he entered the school gate, Bogdanov found Lana with the car phone in the car. She said to Lana, "Where are you?"

"Ah? I'm outside now!" Lana was a little surprised why Bogdanov would come to her at this time. You must know that the two usually meet at night.

"Something happened! Come back quickly, I'm still busy earning your little money!" Bogdanov said angrily.

Bogdanov asked the driver to park the car not far from the logistics department of Gorky University, walked into the office building with his hat down, took out the key from his pocket and opened the gate. Bogdanov would sometimes come to Lana's office for excitement, so fortunately Lana gave him a hand too.

About half an hour later, Lana returned to her office. As soon as she entered the door, she asked, "What's the matter, calling me back in such a hurry?"

"Look for yourself!" Bogdanov picked up a copy of Komsomolskaya Pravda and threw it in front of Lana. Lana immediately began to read curiously. After reading a few lines, she couldn't help but turn pale in shock. She glanced at Bogdanov, and then asked, "What should I do! You have to save me! Dear, I usually promise you everything, you can't leave me alone!"

Lana started to cry in panic, which made Bogdanov a little flustered, and said irritably: "Be quiet, tell me to think of a way!" Bogdanov sat on a chair and lit a fire for himself. Cigarettes, only Lana sobbing softly from time to time in the room. After the cigarette was lit, Bogdanov said slowly: "At present, it is not a big deal. Although there are photos of you taking money, you should be able to fool it by making up a reason.

The key is the photo of the money in the sack, where did you get so much money! "

"How can I have so much money, you know how much I can earn every month!" Lana replied in tears.

"So that reporter wronged you?" Bogdanov asked back. Lana nodded quickly. Only then did Bogdanov feel relieved. It turned out that there were false reports in this report! This is a place to refute.

Bogdanov decided that since the other party has framed Lana, it means that the other party's evidence is not conclusive, and it is entirely possible to seize this point to reverse the whole incident. So Bogdanov immediately called the party committee of Gorky University. On the phone, he asked the secretary of the school to make an announcement immediately, explaining the false report of Komsomolskaya Pravda, and asked the other party to clarify Lana's reputation. There must be room for the other party in the wording, so that the other party will not jump over the wall in a hurry. When necessary, you can contact the other party to see if a reconciliation is possible. Of course, all this is done in the name of the Gorky University Party Committee.

Bogdanov said to the Secretary of the Gorky University Party Committee on the phone: "You guys do me a favor, and I will remember this favor. When the news of this matter passes, the matter of the land behind your school will also It's settled!"

After a lot of coercion and temptation, the secretary of the party committee of Gorky University could only agree with a smile. After all, this place is under the rule of Bogdanov. How can people not bow their heads under the eaves.

Soon, in the afternoon of the same day, Gorky University called the Pravda of the Communist Youth League to protest the false reports of the other party. Damara was quickly called into the editor's office.

"Damara, what's going on! Is the report you wrote true?" The editor-in-chief stared at her sternly and asked.

"Yes~~It's true! There are photos on it to prove it!" Damara could only insist that it was true when the incident came to an end, otherwise her job would be lost.

"But the other party can say that your report is false, especially the photo of the money in the sack. The other party can say that you are forged." The editor-in-chief continued to ask.

"I swear, what I wrote is the truth..." Damara retorted.

Damara finally bit the bullet and withstood the pressure of the editor-in-chief. When she walked out of the editor's office, Damara regretted it a bit. After all, it was just a corruption case involving the director of the university's logistics department. This report did not cause any sensational effect, but Damara got herself into a big trouble. Obviously some losses outweigh the gains.

Damara sat down on her seat in a daze, and sighed deeply. Up to now, she can only take one step at a time. Just then, the phone rang again. Damara picked up the receiver, but before she could speak, the voice on the other side cheered her up immediately.

"Well done! I still have more exciting materials in my hand, and I will continue to send them to you next Monday."

After the other party finished speaking, the phone was hung up. Damara put down the microphone, waved her clenched fists involuntarily, and shouted: "Yes!" (To be continued.)