After their intimate encounter, Zhou Qing finally let Liu Min go. She quickly dressed and rushed back to her desk, picked up a small mirror to carefully inspect her face, and, seeing nothing amiss, she breathed a sigh of relief as if a weight had been lifted off her shoulders.
Although this wasn't the first time she and Zhou Qing had been intimate in the office, the previous two occasions had both been at night.
Apart from the security guard, no one knew about Zhou Qing's visits.
Moreover, the quietness of the night meant that even if they made a bit of noise, it wouldn't disturb anyone else.
But the situation was different now—being intimate in the office during broad daylight was problematic. If someone happened to walk by the door, it could be horribly embarrassing.
She was the Party Secretary of Taiping Township, and she inevitably had to avoid rumors and gossip.
Of course, she was also worried about causing trouble for Zhou Qing.
