Because she couldn't call back to prove her identity, Cui Yulan was considered an illegal resident. In those days, there were strict regulations governing illegal residents and migrant workers; you couldn't just stay here if you wanted to.

Although Fifth Grandpa was audacious and lecherous, he did a good deed. If Cui Yulan were discovered and taken away by the police, she would be sent back because she couldn't reveal her home location. She would definitely be sentenced to labor reform.

Girls who go to labor reform will be doing very strenuous work, so don't even think about it.

In those days, before the internet, the only proof of identity was a piece of paper. Changing someone's identity was easy; as long as you had the money, you could solve any problem. For the Jiang family, this was a piece of cake, as easy as eating.

Shui Shui Mei Mo Ji, who preferred to play it straight, stated the terms of his breakup with Fifth Grandpa: he would give Cui Yulan a new identity, a Kyoto hukou, help her find Teacher Li, provide her with a sum of money, and temporarily arrange a place for her to live in, free of charge, for six months, after which it would be repossessed. With that, he severed all ties with Fifth Grandpa.

With such a huge temptation, I don’t believe she wouldn’t be moved.

After reading the promise of no relationship, Cui Yulan hesitated for a moment and then signed her name. From then on, she and Fifth Grandpa had no relationship and were just two strangers.

Shui Shui thought to himself: Don't underestimate his young age; to do something so immoral doesn't make him a good person. He's saying thank you to Fifth Grandpa for saving him, but he's almost an old man, older than your father, and yet he's so self-degrading that he pretends to be grateful and goes to bed with him. He knows he has a wife and children, but he still uses the lame excuse of being a benefactor. Humph! There are many rural people, but few are capable of such a thing!

After dealing with Cui Yulan, it's time to deal with the mistress. This is a tough nut to crack, and it's not as easy to deal with as Cui Yulan.

After returning home and reporting to her grandfather how she had handled Cui Yulan's incident, Grandpa Jiang was very pleased. He didn't expect that his granddaughter could solve a big problem for the fifth child so quickly.

A few days later, Chongsheng drove Shuishui and Fifth Grandpa to the mistress's home, ready to deal with this family.

This time, Shui Shui came well prepared. He brought not only the test reports, but also some witnesses. These people had seen the man often visiting his mistress's house, and many of them had heard the child call the man "Dad".

Shui Shui showed off his money skills here and called more than a dozen witnesses, as he didn't believe that the mistress would dare to say anything.

I still prefer to play it straight and am ready to sign directly.

The whole family was at the mistress's house, and the child was playing in the yard by himself. When he saw Fifth Grandpa come into the yard, he stood up happily and shouted, "Dad, Dad" and ran over to throw himself into Fifth Grandpa's arms.

If it were in the past, Fifth Grandpa would have squatted down with his hands ready to catch the child in his arms, but this time, he did not move. He looked at Jiang Yiming with complicated eyes but expressionless face.

Jiang Yiming ran to the door, stopped, and looked at Fifth Grandpa with a frown, probably feeling strange. Fifth Grandpa didn't look at him again, but turned back to look at Shui Shui, then walked into the house with Shui Shui, Chongsheng, and his followers.

The child cried out "Wow!" and then the people in the house started to move and rushed out one after another, thinking that the child was injured while playing in the yard.

When she came out and saw Fifth Grandpa, the woman with her mistress immediately smiled happily, as if she didn't see Shui Shui Chongsheng and others who came with Fifth Grandpa. She walked up to him and wanted to lean on him.