Secretary Tian was very angry; Song Guanchao's attitude was something he had never anticipated.
Not only did he not show any respect, but he also dared to speak to him in such a manner.
Secretary Tian even questioned if he was indeed the Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Committee.
Who on earth gave this minor district chief such audacity?
Song Guanchao wasn't being impulsive; he just had a clearer understanding of the situation.
He was almost certain that Secretary Tian wouldn't become the Governor.
If that's the case, why should he bother to show him respect?
Even if Secretary Tian could become Governor, Song Guanchao hadn't considered compromising.
Wu Qiangwei and Qu Xiangru had worked so hard to stabilize the situation in Lingjiang; upsetting the balance just for the sake of saving face would render a year's effort meaningless.
Song Guanchao saw things too clearly, knowing very well that there was no possibility of reconciliation between him and Secretary Tian.
