Fatty Hu was actually a pretty good guy, also from the countryside. He had been working in the local countryside with a few of his good friends, and because he was a righteous man and the work he did was genuine, he gradually became more successful. Two years ago, through a friend of a friend of a friend, he met Boss Dong, who had just come to the provincial capital to invest. After a few drinks, he successfully won Boss Dong's investment project in the provincial capital, and he has been working with Boss Dong ever since.

Fatty Hu is a very righteous person. He has loved reading martial arts novels since he was a child and likes to speak out when he sees injustice. Therefore, he is generous and upright, which is one of the reasons why Boss Dong is willing to hire him.

But after working with Boss Dong for a few years, and meeting all kinds of people and witnessing all kinds of things, Fatty Hu's personality has changed a lot. At the very least, he doesn't say anything when he can, and he doesn't shout about injustices anymore when he can ignore them.

This time they came to "teach Suizhi a lesson" because Fatty Hu happened to be back in the county town on business, and then Boss Dong called him in his hometown and asked him to help teach him a lesson.

Because he often dealt with Sanshun's second brother, Fatty Hu knew about Huang Xiaoju and Sanshun's affairs. Naturally, he also knew that Huang Xiaoju was a martyr's family member. When he found out, he privately told his brothers. He dared to deal with the family of a martyr. How brave must Sanshun be?

This time, Boss Dong only asked him to help teach someone a lesson without explaining the reason, so he found a few younger brothers from his hometown to follow him. This is how the scene at the beginning happened.

In reality, Boss Dong underestimated the enemy. He hadn't thought Suihe was a special forces soldier; he only knew he was a soldier. The difference between different branches of the military made a world of difference. Furthermore, having spent years on the border, Suihe was very sensitive to drugs, so a few words and a few men wouldn't scare him.

After seeing off the village chief, Suihe closed the door again. Now he was just waiting, waiting for his comrades to arrive. If he took action now, Aunt Sun's personal safety would be in jeopardy. He didn't trust anyone here. Besides, this was not a small matter, and he couldn't handle it alone. So, he decided to wait for his comrades to arrive before taking action.

By the evening, Aunt Sun's condition had improved significantly. Not only could she walk on her own, she could also cook for Suihe. Suihe asked Aunt Sun many questions about the village, demanding detailed answers. Aunt Sun knew Suihe was determined to resolve these issues, so she spoke more carefully. She would only think about answering questions about the village chief's family.

When asked about the two children, my aunt couldn't hold it in anymore and sat in front of the stove in the kitchen, crying towards the fire.

Suihe knew that if he mentioned the children, his aunt would definitely cry, but he had no choice but to mention it. He needed to hurry up and gather useful information to rescue the two children.

It turns out the two children had been sent by the village chief to live with his wife's relatives—note the "sent" part. Without a monetary transaction, human trafficking wouldn't be a crime. Furthermore, the children's mother had agreed to their relatives' stay, and both parties claimed they were friends. The mother agreed to let the children live with her friends, so there was no evidence to accuse the village chief of human trafficking. Suihe could sense the village chief was completely comfortable with the matter. The change in his expression came when Suihe asked about something else. Experience is key, and this trick is truly brilliant!