The prisoners sat in their designated areas, while the prison guards sat at the front with the inspection team. Only Tao Yu was not in the leadership seats but sat in the fifth area.
Fat Guy looked at Tao Yu and then at Yue Linze, and sincerely said, “Boss, how can men be so suffocating when they’re in a relationship? You two still haven’t made up? He’s even more difficult than my previous girlfriends.”
Yue Linze glanced at him sideways and sneered, “Because she’s a particularly difficult person.” Petty and bad-tempered, yet surprisingly brainless. While other prison guards were flattering the inspection team, she sat among the prisoners like an idiot.
Fat Guy grimaced, looking at Tao Yu with disgust. He had previously thought she was cool, but now realized she was troublesome. His boss was really unlucky to be stuck with such a character.
“Boss, don’t worry. Whether it’s a man or a woman, they need to be trained. I’ll tell you…” Just as Fat Guy was about to offer advice, he turned to find Yue Linze had disappeared. Looking up, he saw him walking towards the fifth area. He sighed resignedly, thinking the boss was completely whipped by the police officer.
Tao Yu sat on the bench in the fifth area, somewhat distracted. Li Xun glanced at her and couldn’t be bothered to talk to her, so he moved his stool to sit elsewhere, leaving only Skinny Monkey sitting with her.
“Officer, what program are you going to perform?” Skinny Monkey tried to make conversation.
Tao Yu glanced at him and lowered her eyes, “Martial arts.”
“Oh, you know martial arts? That’s impressive,” Skinny Monkey exclaimed.
Tao Yu smiled and said nothing more. She had originally planned to go up and sing a song, and had even rehearsed with Zhou Ying, but was ruthlessly shot down by Lao Chang, who said that Zone Six already had a band performing, and she would look awkward singing alone. Helplessly, she had to temporarily switch to martial arts.
Well, Tai Chi could also be considered a martial art.
She sighed, no longer worried about Yue Linze’s matter, her mind full of Tai Chi moves she learned in her first year of college.
