"If you don't know something, just say you don't know. Don't hesitate, and don't lie."

Sheng Yueqing nodded. "I understand."

Sheng Jingheng left after finishing his meal.

Sure enough, someone came to ask Sheng Yueqing the next day.

The other party came over like a guest and asked Sheng Yueqing some questions in a casual, conversational manner.

Sheng Yueqing answered truthfully.

For example, she said that when she was a child in the countryside, she did things like cooking over a fire every day and raising chickens and ducks.

We still have to work in the fields and then go up the mountain to collect herbs.

As for Old Man Sheng's affairs, she didn't actually know much about them.

The old man sometimes works part-time at a school, and sometimes he goes to the mountains to collect herbs; his whereabouts are unpredictable.

But he goes home every day.

She's a child, so she doesn't really pay attention to where the old man goes, but she sees him every evening at dinner.

So no one in the village suspected that the old man had any problems.

As for the people in the city, she didn't recognize them at all.

After asking her questions, the staff member smiled and reassured her, "You don't need to be nervous. We just came to see you. Your father was really devastated for a while after you were taken away."

After all, no one can be happy when their precious child is lost.

Mr. Sheng didn't want to work for a while, feeling that life was meaningless.

It was his good friend who persuaded him, saying that only those who achieve great success can find children, which is why he persisted.

Sheng Yueqing also spoke up for her father, saying, "My father is an upright person. He would never do anything to betray his superiors, nor would he do anything bad."

The staff member did not refute, saying, "We still trust Lao Sheng's character."

But they insisted he had a problem, and naturally they wouldn't let him come back while he was being cleared of suspicion.