When the Possessive Omega Fell for Me - Chapter 62

The sudden news report disrupted the banquet in the old-style mansion, throwing off the planned schedule and forcing it to end hastily.

Amidst the chaos, Yi Jing was the first to leave with her “assistant”, maintaining her usual neutral stance.

Yi Jing casually led her “assistant” out of the courtyard, standing on the small path beside the garden flowers and trees.

While waiting for the “assistant” to notify the driver to pick her up, taking advantage of the moment when no one else was around, Yi Jing quietly asked the “assistant”: “How is the plan progressing?”

“We released the report personally selected and written by Miss Yu, and distributed it through different channels exactly according to Miss Yu’s plan.

The feedback so far has been much stronger than expected, reaching the anticipated level of attention in less than half the planned time. It’s really surprising how smoothly it’s going!”

Yi Jing gave a soft “hmm” without commenting, turning to look at the small path half-hidden in the night.

From this moment on, the real competition was just beginning.

This contest would soon no longer be merely a struggle between Delinke and Mahira. The situation would escalate, and before long, her first confrontation with Yu Miao and the Yi family would begin.

It was just as well, let her see exactly how much she still lagged behind the Yi family.

She refused to believe there was anything in this world she absolutely couldn’t accomplish.

A few remnants of light shone out from the brightly lit old-style mansion courtyard, the edges of the warm glow stopping just at Yi Jing’s feet, reflecting off the ground and falling onto the hem of Yi Jing’s dress, casting a faint shimmer.

A black vintage business car slowly drove up, crushing the starlight on the road.

The amateur “assistant” got into character and stepped forward to open the car door for Yi Jing. Yi Jing naturally ducked into the car, settling into the back seat to head home – to Yu Miao’s place.

A new public opinion battle was about to begin.

Tonight’s sudden report had caught Mahira’s faction off guard. This night, Jing’an City was destined for sleeplessness, and she would have no chance to rest peacefully either because she had to accompany Yu Miao to follow up on the work that was about to come.

On the other side, Mahira’s faction, having received the news, quickly began to take action. Unfortunately, the public opinion sparked by the factual, precisely targeted report was not so easy to control.

Mahira’s faction first urgently traced the source of the report, and finding it untraceable for now, turned their attention to the report itself.

But these few reports personally crafted by Yu Miao were not easy to deal with.

Completely different from the vicious articles written when various factions attacked each other in the past, this time’s exposé was not at all like those poorly written articles that could be used for mudslinging. The angle of writing was tricky, the viewpoints sharp, and all cited events were verifiable.

Laypeople might not see what was special about this report, at most feeling that it was particularly clear in its narrative, logical, well-reasoned, and exceptionally smooth to read – so smooth that it seemed as if they were all political insiders who could easily understand it.

Only the campaign teams who truly studied this article in preparation for a targeted counterattack could discover just how thorny this news piece was.

It was difficult to refute from any angle, and rashly attacking it could easily put oneself in a passive position of illogical arguments. They had never seen such a troublesome piece!

Or perhaps they had, but when was it?

That insignificant thought was quickly cast aside by everyone. The campaign team of over twenty people mobilized personnel everywhere, verifying for half a day without finding a single loophole. Instead, they discovered several old medical cases they had overlooked, but this was of no help. The old-style mansion was in a state of chaos everywhere.

After several rounds of struggle, the night gradually receded, and the sky outside the window had almost turned blue. Time was running out.

Once daybreak came, Mahira’s team would have to respond to the scandal.

This was a crucial period in the general election, and voters could change their ballots at any time. Responding too slowly to negative news would also affect supporters’ confidence and cause vote fluctuations.

Overnight, Mahira’s faction suddenly found themselves in an embarrassing situation with no choice.

Yu Miao, who was closely monitoring the progress of the other side through Yi Jing’s terminal remote monitoring online data fluctuations, after carefully comparing the fluctuations of various data, spoke very confidently:

“Mahira will probably hold a press conference after daybreak, trying to distance herself from this incident and announcing the launch of an investigation into the events disclosed in my article.

As for Mahira’s team, they will likely avoid directly responding to my news release, muddying the waters to buy time, while finding suitable ‘scapegoats’ from the political and legal system to take the blame.

As long as they can get through this incident, Mahira’s general election shouldn’t have much of a problem. Even if it’s just based on the forces behind Mahira, it would be hard for her to lose.”

Yu Miao was saying this while sitting with Yi Jing at the bar in the living room.

The confidential terminal belonging to Yi Jing, encrypted by the Supervisory Bureau’s technical department, was placed in front of Yu Miao, with all information displayed unobstructed before Yu Miao’s eyes, just like Yi Jing herself.

To keep an eye on public opinion trends, neither of them had gotten much rest last night. Yu Miao was still wearing the pearl-colored moonlight silk shirt she had changed into just yesterday afternoon.

The well-tailored soft fabric clung gently to Yu Miao’s body, clearly outlining beautiful curves, seeming incredibly sexy in every gesture and movement.

For convenience in working, Yu Miao’s long hair was tied up, lazily and naturally coiled at the back of her head. She wore a pair of low-prescription gold-rimmed glasses on her face, her expression focused and calm –

She looked like her sister appeal was about to explode.

Yi Jing listened to Yu Miao speak while very obediently propping up her face, her gaze fixed directly on Yu Miao.

Even though it was such a pressing moment, Yi Jing felt she should be very serious, but she just couldn’t focus no matter how hard she tried. Her gaze would involuntarily return to Yu Miao.

There was no help for it, Yu Miao focusing intently on a point and working seriously was just too sexy. She had never seen anything like it before!

So beautiful, I want to lick.

It’s really unfair, why did Yu Miao’s former colleagues get to eat so well?

Just by going to work, they could see such a high-level beauty. What kind of good fortune is that? Damn it, she wanted to be colleagues with Yu Miao too.

As Yi Jing thought about it, her gaze began to wander, unconsciously pondering what it would be like if she really were colleagues with Yu Miao.

“Hmm?” Yu Miao, who was recording data fluctuations on the side, immediately noticed the change in Yi Jing’s expression and unconsciously stopped her work.

After observing Yi Jing’s dazed look for a moment, Yu Miao lightly moved her foot, stood up from the high stool, propped one hand on the edge of the bar, hooked Yi Jing’s chin, and casually brushed her thumb across the corner of Yi Jing’s lips, chuckling as she said:

“Come back to reality, we still have important matters to attend to in a bit.”

“Oh oh!!” Yi Jing, caught daydreaming during work, suddenly widened her eyes and somewhat embarrassedly touched her earlobe.

She really was even this could be caught by Yu Miao.

However, Yi Jing who had come back to her senses still couldn’t help but stare at Yu Miao. She secretly raised her eyes to peek, and Yu Miao happened to lower her head. The two inadvertently made eye contact.

Once their gazes locked, the two lovers in the heat of passion didn’t want to part. A strange, burning atmosphere slowly enveloped them, and a faint sweet fragrance drifted through the air.

It seemed someone’s pheromones had leaked out first burning and ambiguous, enticing those harboring desire.

Yi Jing gazed at Yu Miao’s eyes somewhat dazedly, inexplicably feeling a sense of thirst. She unconsciously swallowed lightly, her gaze naturally falling on Yu Miao’s lips as she murmured:

“I want to kiss.”

Yu Miao pressed her lips together, her throat moving almost imperceptibly.

She didn’t show it as obviously as Yi Jing, who would become a bit silly once she started dating. She quietly considered for a moment, as if appreciating Yi Jing’s infatuated look for two seconds, until the urge to kiss became uncontrollable. Then she cupped Yi Jing’s face with one hand and kissed her.

Of course Yi Jing wouldn’t be polite when she could kiss. She didn’t care who initiated or who was passive. The moment Yu Miao leaned in, Yi Jing, who had somehow become very urgent, grabbed her chin.

Yi Jing skillfully took control, always wanting to be a little closer, a little more, as if there was no end.

When the kiss became passionate, Yi Jing couldn’t help wanting to kiss deeper, but Yu Miao suddenly raised her head and pulled away, straightening up and separating from Yi Jing.

“Huh??” Yi Jing, who hadn’t quite reacted yet, parted her lips in a daze, opened her eyes filled with desire, and instinctively whined, “We’re not done kissing, Sister.”

Yu Miao’s lips were also slightly parted. She looked at Yi Jing for a while before coming to her senses and clearing her throat. She turned her face away and reminded her seriously:

“Did you forget? We still have important matters to attend to later. A brief kiss is enough, we’ll continue the rest later.”

“Ah…” Yi Jing suddenly wilted like a plant lacking water, reaching forward listlessly to hug Yu Miao’s waist and burying her face in Yu Miao’s chest, nuzzling slightly as she complained in a tiny voice, “I don’t want to go.”

As she nuzzled, certain actions that had almost become muscle memory suddenly activated. Desires etched deep in her soul matched perfectly, and her unsatisfied lips and teeth instinctively unlocked the skill of unbuttoning clothes with her mouth, following the taste she had always craved and spontaneously licking and kissing that existence she so desperately wanted.

“Mmph! Hiss…” Yu Miao instinctively arched her back, her waist and abdomen tingling from Yi Jing’s puppy-like actions.

“You…”

Feeling the movements in her arms becoming increasingly excessive, Yu Miao barely composed herself and flicked Yi Jing’s forehead with her curled finger.

“Huh?” Yi Jing, suddenly hit, was stunned for a moment and looked up at Yu Miao in bewilderment.

Yu Miao also looked down at her, extending her finger to lift Yi Jing’s face and push her away a bit.

“???” Yi Jing didn’t react, looking at Yu Miao with shock and a bit of hurt, her face full of accusation as if a bad woman had abandoned a dog.

“In broad daylight, what are you trying to do?” Yu Miao looked down at her, her fingertip lightly sliding along Yi Jing’s jaw as she asked with a half-smile, “Do you want to do it with me in the living room?”

“?” Yi Jing was stunned for a moment, her expression changing. She lowered her eyes and saw what she had done – Yu Miao’s chest was wet in one spot, with faint traces of lipstick visible in the damp area, subtle yet extremely sensual.

Yi Jing’s face turned bright red. She cleared her throat and said very seriously: “I understand. I’ll go to work at the Supervisory Bureau later. Leave the task of monitoring Delinke’s new movements to me. We’ll continue to act separately according to the plan.”

After speaking, Yi Jing couldn’t help but look at Yu Miao again.

As she looked, she berated herself. Even in such a tense situation, her mind was still thinking of erotic things. She was really going crazy!

Damn it, Yi Jing, are you even normal?!

Yu Miao took in every change in her expression, deeply gazing at Yi Jing while secretly moving her long legs to conceal her own slight physiological reaction. Then she turned her face away and spoke as if nothing had happened: “We’ll do it tonight. Not now, we still have work to do.”

“Huh? Oh, okay, tonight we’ll do wha- Wait, it’s okay tonight?!” Yi Jing’s eyes lit up, as if suddenly regaining her vitality. She looked at Yu Miao very happily, thought for a moment, and added very firmly, “Then I want to see you wear this outfit. I like it.”

Yu Miao raised an eyebrow slightly, looking at Yi Jing for two extra seconds as if very surprised. She laughed and agreed: “Alright.”

“!!!” Yi Jing suddenly stood up, her expression extremely solemn. She gripped Yu Miao’s shoulders with both hands and said very seriously, “Then Sister, just wait for me. I’ll definitely do a good job.”

Yi Jing finished speaking and ran towards the bathroom, apparently intending to freshen up before going straight to work, her attitude as determined as if she were going to raid the Yi family’s port.

Yu Miao: “…”

Yu Miao laughed.

Her little alpha really was. Well, it’s cute this way too.

The brief intimacy ended, followed by complex and difficult competition.

Mahira’s faction’s actions were completely as Yu Miao had predicted. Mahira indeed hastily called a press conference, expressing a pained expression before the media close to the political and legal system, stating that she was now aware of the relevant departments’ dereliction of duty and fully understood the drawbacks of the new medical regulations. She would immediately launch an internal investigation and present the results to the public in the coming days.

Some of the public bought her story and temporarily stopped attacking, but the people behind the news – that is, Yu Miao – had no intention of letting her off.

Shortly after the first news report was released, a series of similar incidents were disclosed in quick succession. Among the patients devastated by serious illnesses were the poor, the elderly, and some from happy families. The only commonality was that they were all trapped by one disease.

They could have been cured, but due to the implementation of the new medical regulations, their conditions were delayed, and their once good lives completely fell apart.

Mahira had just regained some reputation through the press conference and hadn’t had time to grab one or two unfortunate souls from within the Medical Department to take responsibility when she was haunted by this series of negative events like ghosts.

Voters, stimulated by the successive similar incidents, became extremely angry. They all rushed to Mahira’s official account to demand answers, even labeling Mahira as anti-human, forcing Mahira’s team into a miserable state.

At this critical moment, the Yi family, who had been staying behind the scenes, finally stopped hiding and began to control public opinion.

Seeing the trend about to turn, the other two candidates didn’t sit idly by waiting for the Yi family to act.

Especially Delin, who relentlessly pursued the Medical Department’s scandal regardless of what was happening in the outside world. The struggle between the authoritarian faction and Mahira’s faction entered a white-hot stage.

Public opinion was repeatedly heated up, and after several small-scale conflicts erupted within a few days, it finally fermented and expanded to its peak.

Mahira’s faction seemed to be planning to make a comeback when their reputation was at its worst, releasing in advance rumors that there were hidden truths behind several mistakes in the Medical Department.

People who believed this rumor and those who didn’t argued fiercely online. The mayor and Mahira’s faction sat waiting to reap the heat and pull back votes – it was at this moment that Yu Miao, who had been quietly waiting all along, finally made her move.

With less than three days left until the end of the general election, when the countdown reached sixty hours, Yu Miao’s trump card was finally revealed, just before Mahira’s faction could counterattack.

The materials obtained at the banquet that day were made public. One was an email between the CEO of Heng’en Group and the group’s executive managers, which clearly mentioned that the CEO himself had received “inside information” from the Medical Department and instructed the executive managers to immediately adjust the production lines.

In addition to this, the anonymous report also included a record of private chats between Mahira’s assistant and the CEO of Heng’en Group. In the record, the assistant directly mentioned Mahira’s recent itinerary, and even arranged a meeting between the CEO of Heng’en Group and Mahira at the end.

These two records were merely appetizers. What really nailed Mahira was a storage file from Mahira’s personal terminal –

A list of new regulation drugs personally approved by Mahira, accompanied by a 400-page report detailing the impacts of the new regulation adjustments as calculated and simulated by Mahira’s private data modeling team.

The report detailed how much profit this decision would bring to pharmaceutical companies and insurance institutions, what impact it would have on patients if implemented for a long time, and how much benefit Mahira herself could gain from it.

At the end of the report, even the exact data on how many people would die due to the discontinuation of special effect drugs was given. The number of victims disclosed in the suddenly appeared reports earlier even fell precisely within the predicted range!

This sudden revelation caught everyone off guard, especially Mahira’s team. All the materials prepared before were useless now. An unprecedented crisis struck, Mahira’s vote count plummeted, the entire faction entered a winter, and some officials who were already inclined towards self-preservation again began to lean towards neutrality.

At this point, there were less than sixty hours left before the election vote lock and Mahira’s defeat was almost certain.

But it was at this moment that a violent law enforcement incident in District 5 suddenly swept through all of Jing’an City’s news push channels with a terrifying momentum that blotted out the sky, instantly overshadowing the original scandal about Mahira.

The new exposé was almost omnipresent in its choice of distribution channels. All possible channels for obtaining information were invaded by this revelation, infecting the vision of over 85% of Jing’an City’s residents in less than three hours. With its excessively violent and inhumane content, it instantly diluted the presence of Mahira’s medical scandal.

And this news was specifically targeting Delinke.

Yi Jing, who had been sitting in her office waiting for results, felt a slight chill in her heart when she saw this very unfamiliar incident of unknown authenticity suddenly dug up.

The ominous premonition rose again – Old Master Yi had made his move.

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