While speaking hurriedly, Mrs. Luo struggled to break free from Qin Wan's hand, then left quickly without looking back.

Looking at Sister Luo's hurried and flustered figure walking away, Qin Wan couldn't help but chuckle and muttered to himself:

"Look at this Sister Luo, she's always so impulsive. She ran away before I even finished speaking. But I think she'll definitely come back to find me soon."

As expected, before Qin Wan finished speaking, Sister Luo, who had just run out, came back panting and said to Qin Wan anxiously:

"Oh, Xiao Qin, although the method you proposed is good, I am worried that Sister Zhou will be soft-hearted and unable to bear to follow it, so I want to ask you if there is any other more reliable and effective method."

Facing Sister Luo's expectant question, Qin Wan hesitated for a moment and then answered seriously:

"Sister Luo, to be honest, there's really no good solution to this kind of situation. It all depends on who has the guts to do it.

It's like playing chess, both sides are competing, and the key is to see who has the hardest heart and the most ruthless means. If Mrs. Zhou really can't make up her mind, then she should just stop messing around.

Otherwise, not only will you suffer the most in the end, but you'll also lose all the affection you've built up over the years. If that happens, it'll be a complete waste of time and effort, with nothing to gain!"

As Qin Wan spoke, her originally calm tone gradually became cold.

In her eyes, the "want it all and more" attitude of those scumbag men and women is simply despicable. At the same time, she also sneers at the behavior of some overly nice people.

After all, is there really such a thing as having the best of both worlds? The ideal of reaping lucrative benefits, maintaining deep connections, and simultaneously protecting one's reputation isn't entirely unheard of, but it's definitely rare.

As for what happened at Sister Zhou's house, Qin Wan felt that she had done her best to help, and so far, this was all she could do.

As the saying goes, even a judge can hardly judge family affairs. Sometimes, when it comes to family affairs, it is wiser and more appropriate to turn a blind eye than to delve into the details.

As for Sister Luo, she and Sister Zhou have a deep relationship, like sisters, so it wouldn't be too abrupt for Sister Luo to ask a few questions.

But if Qin Wan asked too many questions, it would probably cause Mrs. Zhou's disgust.

Perhaps Sister Luo also realized this. She sighed deeply and said slowly:

"Alas! If we really can't find an effective solution, then let Sister Zhou go find Sister Wang.

Mrs. Wang is the women's director here, specializing in handling matters like this, so she's the perfect person to ask for help."

Qin Wan's thoughts coincided with Luo's. After all, if she and Luo's sister-in-law rashly intervened too much in this matter, if the final outcome was not satisfactory, they would inevitably be complained about and even criticized by others.

"I don't know if our leader will show up for something like this!" Mrs. Luo said worriedly, her brows furrowed tightly, her face full of worry.

"The leaders will definitely not sit idly by! If the people don't report it, the officials won't investigate. But if someone does report it, the leaders will definitely not sit idly by.

I just don't know if Captain Zhou will readily admit it when the time comes."

Qin Wan analyzed the situation calmly, with a hint of thought in his eyes.

"Needless to say? Of course he won't admit it so easily! This is a serious mistake, and Captain Zhou is not stupid, so how could he just walk into the muzzle of a gun?"

Mrs. Luo shook her head repeatedly, as if she had completely lost hope that Captain Zhou and the others would admit the matter.

"Indeed, so if Mrs. Zhou intends to report them, she must produce solid and powerful evidence.

For example, the letter her sister-in-law sent, and the relevant receipts of the remittance from Captain Zhou to her sister-in-law, etc. Only with these tangible things in front of them can they be speechless. "

As Qin Wan spoke, he nodded seriously, as if he had already foreseen the development of the whole incident.

"Well, you're absolutely right!"

After hearing this, Sister Luo suddenly understood and murmured to herself thoughtfully, "It seems that this is really the case..."

After a pause, she continued:

"Okay then. I'll go find Mrs. Zhou right away to tell her the news so she can prepare herself mentally. Then, we can figure out what to do next."

"That's right, that's the truth." Qin Wan agreed with a smile.

Sister Luo took two steps, sighed again, turned back and said to Qin Wan:

"Actually, Captain Zhou is not bad. He has always worked hard to maintain family harmony. It would have been great if his sister-in-law hadn't messed things up. In that case, he and Sister Zhou would still be a good couple. Alas, I hope they can have a good ending."

Qin Wan listened and nodded: "I hope so."

Not long after Sister Luo left, Lu Yu came back with big strides.

As soon as he entered the door, he saw Qin Wan sitting on a chair with her brows slightly furrowed, as if she was filled with sorrow.

Seeing this, Lu Yu couldn't help but feel a little concerned, and hurried forward to comfort him:

"There's always a way out when you're in trouble. Why are you so worried? In my opinion, Old Zhou isn't really indecisive. He's just a little more tactful when dealing with things.

Don't worry, this troublesome matter will be properly resolved within a week."

After hearing Lu Yu's words, Qin Wan's originally furrowed brow relaxed a little. After thinking about it carefully, she felt that what Lu Yu said was not unreasonable.

If you think about it carefully, why did Captain Zhou's sister-in-law keep pestering Captain Zhou? After all, it was because Captain Zhou was the commander of a battalion!

In their family compound, battalion commanders do not seem to be uncommon, but in their rural hometown, if a battalion commander emerges, it is an honor for a village or even a commune.

If Captain Zhou was forced to retire due to problems with his personal conduct and had to go home to farm, then his sister-in-law would probably no longer be so obsessed with letting him shoulder the burden of two families alone.

And the reason why Zhou's parents dared to propose the so-called shouldering of two wives was because their son was holding the position of battalion commander, wasn't it?

If they knew that their son's decision to marry two wives would eventually lead to him being reduced to his original state and losing everything he had, would they still insist on letting their son do this thankless task?

The answer is obviously no.

And the sister-in-law of the Zhou family, if she knew that because of the letter she wrote, the matter was made clear and the issue of shouldering two houses became non-negotiable, I wonder if she would regret sending the letter.