That was why the secretary had said that appointment rules and attempts at rescheduling did not apply to their visitor. Lu Yi was not a frequent visitor to the place, but everyone feared him because of his special status.
Lu Yi was difficult to deal with as he was impossibly stoic: he was not the type to be moved by either persuasion or coercion. He was also a man of great authority; a personal visit by him usually meant that he had found a problem so serious it would crush most people once exposed.
Zuo Fanrui wiped the cold sweat from his brow as he wondered what he had done recently to warrant a personal visit from Prosecutor Lu. He combed through his memories, but could not think of anything: he was careful with the law and was confident he had not committed any kind of criminal offense.
