Chapter 519 - 300: Major Reshuffle at the Special Affairs Bureau_2
Therefore, as the meeting progressed, it directly turned into a debate over whether to save face or save lives.
The two who believed face was more important had little understanding of operational work and always felt that Li Ang’s "Strength" was overestimated. In their view, no individual could contend with the might of a nation.
However, the meeting hadn’t come to a conclusion when the higher authorities had already sent someone over.
The firmly closed doors of the conference room were suddenly pushed open without warning. A young man in his thirties, dressed in a suit, carrying a stack of documents, expressionlessly ignored everyone present as he walked straight to the front of the room.
"I am Simon, the Deputy Chief of the Special Investigation Team. I am here to announce a directive. A job performance investigation will be carried out on Susan Dunlap, the Director of the U.S. Special Affairs Bureau; Jamalul Anton, the Deputy Director of the U.S. Special Affairs Bureau; Stephanie Wilcox, the Deputy Director of the Personnel and Education Department..."
Under the shocked gaze of all, those who had just been in a heated debate were directly suspended and put under investigation by their superiors.
With the people taken away, the meeting naturally couldn’t continue.
However, they soon received a public notice from their superiors, which was also a response to Japan.
The notice declared that the actions described by the Japanese were slanderous against Li Ang. It rejected every request they made and even ridiculed them, leaving them with no face whatsoever.
It was then that everyone realized there was no longer a need for the meeting because the superiors had already made a decision.
Including those who were suspended and taken away for investigation, it was likely due to Li Ang, as these people either had a hand in Li Ang’s initial demotion or were the ones Li Ang had openly criticized in the group. It was impossible to say that this had nothing to do with Li Ang.
Still, most people couldn’t understand why the superiors were so resolutely backing Li Ang. Although they too believed they shouldn’t hand him over or agree to punish him, the suspension of their high-ranking leaders came as a surprise.