Nominal: Who isn't a son-in-law?

"Yes, I'll help out Secretary Zhu by setting up his team," Ma Yanan said.

"If I remember correctly, Lao Zhu will be reaching retirement age this year, right? You've been working with him for two years now, it's about time you took a break, isn't it?"

Sha Ruijin probed.

"Why,"

Ma Yanan sighed.

"Secretary Sha, I may have let you down."

"What happened? Tell me." Sha Ruijin frowned.

"Some time ago, the Organization Department investigated Comrade Li Yun and specifically asked for our opinions. I think he probably hopes to get a higher position."

Ma Yanan said bitterly.

Why didn't you call me?

Sha Ruijin noted this down and asked about it.

"You're very busy with work in Handong, so I shouldn't bother you with this little thing. Besides, maybe I'm overthinking it," Ma Yanan said with a forced smile, her voice revealing a hint of grievance.

This is no small matter.

Sha Ruijin's hand tightened slightly.

He had made arrangements for many things while he was in Hanxi.

I knew things would cool down once the person left, but I didn't expect it to happen so quickly.

When they were still around, no one could say no, but how long has it been?

Suddenly, his expression froze, and he realized the key.

It must be his performance in Handong that has been used to make a fuss.

"It's my fault, it's my fault,"

Sha Ruijin didn't explain further, but brought up the purpose of the call.

"Comrade Ya Nan, you've worked in the procuratorate and the court before, so you're considered a veteran in the political and legal system. If one door closes, another opens. Have you ever considered coming to Handong to contribute and let your old leader keep nagging you for a few more years?"

"Secretary Sha, what do you mean?"

Ma Yanan's voice carried just the right amount of excitement, but she did not immediately accept the offer.

"Hehe, you may have heard about my situation. We have some considerations regarding some colleagues in the procuratorate, and we need someone capable and decisive to do the work."

Sha Ruijin stated frankly.

He didn't think the other party would refuse.

Staying put and remaining still is probably the best outcome, and you might even get a less demanding job.

But if you come here, your level will be raised by one.

Ma Yanan hesitated for a moment, then said, "Secretary Sha, I am very grateful for your recognition, but the work of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission is also at a critical stage, and we need a buffer period. Could you allow me to consider it?"

She's testing the waters.

If she had a choice, she would still prefer to stay here. If Sha Ruijin were willing to lend a hand, wouldn't it be better to go up from here?

Although the secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission is also a vice-ministerial level official, she can be promoted to the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and enter the provincial decision-making level. At that time, people will naturally try to win her over, which will create a very promising situation.

"hehe,"

Sha Ruijin smiled slightly.

"Comrade Ya Nan, your responsible attitude towards work is very good, just like back then. We really need to consider this carefully."

Then, changing the subject, he said with emotion, "Speaking of which, before I left, I discussed some comrades with Comrade Xie Ming. When we talked about you, he also said that he understood your work style, that you are down-to-earth and capable, and that once you start something, you will do it well and make a contribution."

Ma Yanan's heart sank; this meant the other party had refused.

After all, being hardworking and doing things well in a down-to-earth manner is, in a sense, just standing still.

There are also rumors that his situation in Handong is not optimistic, and he has less contact with his old subordinates.

This test clearly shows that the current administration is in charge of all matters in Hanxi.

But she remembered that the current Xie Ming was an old colleague that Sha Ruijin had met in the ministry, and the two had a good relationship.

Even so, they all subtly indicated their unwillingness to get involved.

It seems that if she doesn't choose to go to Handong, her current path will come to an end. Even if she gets promoted, it will only be a sinecure. How can she be content with that?

Thinking of this, she took a deep breath and smiled, "Secretary Sha, thank you and Secretary Xie for your recognition. Ya Nan is deeply honored."

"Speaking of which, your mention of my work in the procuratorate and court back then really brought back some memories for me. If it weren't for your decisive decision in that case, setting an example and instilling in me the spirit of daring to act, I probably wouldn't even dare to imagine that I would have the courage to say no..."

Hearing this, Sha Ruijin smiled with satisfaction. It was good that he understood. He went along with what the other person said and said, "Yes, looking back on the glorious past, we should often think about our past work and learn from our experiences and lessons. This can also help us in our future work."

"Haha, Secretary Sha, your words are profound. I need to learn from you."

Ma Yanan seized the opportunity and immediately began speaking the official language of Handong.

At this point, both of them understood.

They're all smart people, so there's no need to say more; just wait and see.

"Alright, I called to check on your work. If everything's going smoothly, I'm relieved."

Sha Ruijin concluded, "However, Comrade Ya Nan, if you have any questions, you can ask Comrade Xie Ming or Old Zhu."

"OK."

Ma Yanan knew that this was a subtle way for her to communicate with Xie Ming and Secretary Zhu to share more of the workload and achieve some results in the near future.

This also lets the two people know that they are not blocking the way, but rather giving way to others.

Will the two of them agree?

Of course, why wouldn't we agree to something that would make everyone happy?

……

After hanging up, Sha Ruijin didn't stop; he made several more calls before finally putting down his phone.

As he expected, he contacted several people, and almost all of them were interested.

But in the end, only three or four will be finalized.

This was also the result agreed upon by him and Chu Shijun.

The reason for transferring people from other places is to take into account the situation in Handong. Taking them to work in other places is to avoid any connection with the local area of ​​Handong.

But there are only so many positions available, so it's acceptable to move some over appropriately.

If there are too many, it will inevitably cause unrest among the people of Handong, which will be detrimental to the overall situation.

In any case, he was satisfied with the result.

Later, I'll communicate with some colleagues in Handong to focus on doing the work well and strive for mergers and acquisitions.

He discovered that as long as he communicated well with Chu Shijun, everything went smoothly.

The old methods of having one-man rule are still too naive.

Afterwards, Sha Ruijin thought long and hard among the people who had just made the phone call, and finally decided on three people.

However, he has now learned his lesson and must conduct a thorough investigation to prevent a repeat of the Hou Liangping and Zhao Donglai incidents.

If it happens a couple more times, he'll go to the hospital on his own without anyone having to ask him.

……

At this time, something quite eye-catching happened in Jingzhou.

The Jingzhou Public Security Bureau suddenly received reports from more than a dozen people, all reporting the same case.

According to them, they purchased a family-made hair oil sold by a street vendor, which initially caused mild scalp itching and hair loss.

They found the person involved and, after being persuaded by him, bought two more bottles. After using them for a while, the situation became more and more serious.

Several of the women even said that they were losing clumps of hair. In front of Wu Zhenyu and the others, they cried with red eyes, reached up and grabbed their heads, and easily pulled out another clump.

"Officers, you absolutely must catch that one!"

"I don't even dare to comb my hair now. After stopping using it for a few days, every time I wash my hair and use a comb, a huge clump comes out."

An unnamed woman lowered her head and pointed to a patch of skin on the back of her head, about the size of a baby's palm, covered with red marks, and large tears streamed down her face.

"Yes, my family is even worse off. My dad, my mom, my wife, my son, and I have all lost almost all our hair in the last two days," a man said angrily.

"We've been looking for that old man for several days, but we still haven't found him."