Obsessive Tycoon and His Swan Girl
Chapter 300: Jiang Zhe Driving Without a License?

Chapter 300: Chapter 300: Jiang Zhe Driving Without a License?

In the entire household, Father He had always been supportive of He Ling, constantly encouraging him.

Mother He said angrily, "He Ling has turned out like this, and you still talk like that? Your younger son has just spent a month in the hospital and only recently had his plaster removed!"

"Aren’t men made of blood, sweat, and tears? What kind of man are you if you don’t have a single scar on your body? This is misguided mercy!" Father He was also dissatisfied with the actions of his wife and eldest son, feeling that they were too indulgent with He Ling.

He Ling took up those dangerous sports, but his father saw no problem in it.

"You! Is He Ling even your son anymore!"

"Alright, he is my son, and I do care about him. As long as he doesn’t get hurt, we won’t interfere too much, okay?"

Lady He had no words in response.

On the way back to school, Jiang Zhe took the driver’s seat.

"Are you really driving yourself?" Qin Jingchen asked.

"What, don’t trust my driving skills?"

Qin Jingchen chuckled, "I’m worried you’ll get tired."

She was always lazy, couldn’t be bothered with anything, and probably only got her driver’s license because it was necessary, not because she wanted to drive.

It was indeed rare to see her so enthusiastic.

Jiang Zhe was indeed too lazy to drive, but the race just now hadn’t been very satisfying, which was why she decided to drive herself for a bit.

She drove wildly yet expertly, managing to stay just within the speed limit, fully abiding by the traffic rules.

To be able to drive like this was obviously a greater test of one’s ability and skill than reckless speeding.

The car smoothly parked at No. 1 High School.

"The car’s not bad." Jiang Zhe parked stylishly and patted the steering wheel.

"If you like it, you can take it for a spin."

"Park it for me in the parking lot of the next neighborhood over." Jiang Zhe gladly accepted.

She hadn’t lived in that neighborhood for a long time, but she still had the keys.

She handed the gate remote to Qin Jingchen.

She used to have Qin Hai give her rides wherever she went, and since Jincheng had already banned motorcycles, it indeed had been somewhat troublesome.

Now, it would be much more convenient.

Zhang Xi was buying bubble tea with classmates outside and immediately spotted Jiang Zhe driving back.

She snapped a picture and, recalling something, made a call to her uncle who was a traffic policeman.

Upon receiving the call from Zhang Xi, Director Han was somewhat puzzled but did not take long to head towards the school gate upon hearing Jiang Zhe’s name, setting aside his teaching plan.

Jiang Zhe and Qin Jingchen had only exchanged a few words when they saw someone approaching their car.

One was Director Han, and the other a traffic policeman.

The traffic policeman reached her car door just as Jiang Zhe was getting out.

"What’s going on?" Director Han hurried over first.

Zhang Xi also came over, holding her bubble tea, and said, "Director Han, Jiang Zhe just drove back. The traffic policeman must be here to check her driver’s license, I guess."

Director Han was immediately alarmed, knowing Jiang Zhe wasn’t yet eighteen. Where could she have gotten a driver’s license from?

This child!

"Officer, Jiang Zhe shouldn’t have been driving just now. Let’s sit down and talk this through properly. Considering she’s still a senior high school student, let’s deal with whatever the issue is leniently."

Zhang Xi sneered at the extent to which he was defending Jiang Zhe and said, "Director Han, Jiang Zhe just got out of the driver’s seat. Plus, there’s surveillance at the school gate. Whether she was driving or not, a quick check would make it clear. Especially since she is a senior high school student, she should not be driving without a license. What if she hit another senior high student? Should that student just suffer?"

"This..." Director Han realized that he was indeed biased towards Jiang Zhe, and unconsciously, he had indeed harbored unwilling emotions and hopes for Jiang Zhe.

"Director Han, since you are the director and as someone who is in the profession of educating people, you should know better than to favor students blindly." The traffic police glanced at Zhang Xi, "Zhang Xi did the right thing. Those who violate traffic laws should indeed be reported."

Director Han really had no idea what to do, and Zhang Xi looked towards Jiang Zhe.

She was standing with Qin Jingchen, and neither of them seemed affected, both looking as if nothing had happened.

Especially Qin Jingchen, whose eyes contained a faint depth, suddenly making one feel somewhat intimidated.

Zhang Xi was momentarily alarmed, but she quickly calmed down. After all, the one at fault was Jiang Zhe, and she was merely asking her uncle, who was acting within his legal duties, for help. What was there to be afraid of?

Thinking this, she steadied herself a bit more, "I remember for driving without a license, the punishment is a fine and administrative detention of up to fifteen days, right?"

The traffic police nodded, "You’re right; that’s the case. However, with a good attitude in admitting the mistake, and being a senior high student, administrative detention can be mitigated."

Zhang Xi did not expect her uncle to say that and retorted, "How could the punishment be mitigated? We’ve been here for quite some time now, and Jiang Zhe doesn’t seem the least bit remorseful. With such an attitude, can the penalty still be reduced?"

The traffic police looked at her, "Stop being unreasonable."

Then he said to Jiang Zhe, "Student, please show your identification."

Director Han hurriedly said, "Jiang Zhe, show your ID; it’s not a big deal."

He was concerned Jiang Zhe’s attitude might prompt the traffic police to impose a harsh penalty.

Jiang Zhe’s usual demeanor in dealing with people, indeed, came off as somewhat arrogant.

Seeing the situation, Zhang Xi stood up straight, feeling like she was both acting impartially by helping her uncle with his work and had cleared the bad air in her chest.

Even if Director Han were to blame someone, the fault could not be pinned on her. Who had made Jiang Zhe commit a traffic violation?

"Backpack," Jiang Zhe said.

Qin Jingchen passed the backpack to her.

The ordinary backpack being handed from hand to hand, between fingers that were prominent and pale, seemed almost like an artwork.

Jiang Zhe took out her documents from the backpack and handed them over.

The traffic police quickly checked and found the documents complete without any issues.

According to just now when his colleague helped check the surveillance, although the car was driven aggressively, there were no violations.

He smiled, "Thank you for your cooperation, and I hope you will continue to comply with the regulations."

Jiang Zhe took back her documents.

Zhang Xi was astonished, "Uncle, did you look closely at her documents? She can’t possibly have a driver’s license!"

Hearing her call him uncle, both Qin Jingchen and Jiang Zhe weren’t surprised. Which ordinary traffic cop would go out of their way to do Zhang Xi a favor like this?

The traffic police became serious, "Zhang Xi, this student’s documents are fine! Her driver’s license is also valid! Helping your uncle should come from a good place, not personal bias!"

Zhang Xi was silenced by her uncle’s stern criticism.

The traffic police also realized Zhang Xi’s issue and apologized to Jiang Zhe, "I’m really sorry, student, for wasting your time."

"It’s nothing." Jiang Zhe realized he had come out of duty and naturally didn’t blame him.

The traffic police said a few words to Zhang Xi and drove away.

Zhang Xi gritted her teeth, "Jiang Zhe, how could you possibly have a driver’s license? Didn’t you just sign up for the test not long ago?"