Mrs. Huo's eyes reddened. "That's right, they should have paid for this in the first place."

Mr. Huo nodded in agreement and said, "Okay."

After some calculations, the two bankbooks belonging to the mother and son were barely enough to cover the losses, and there was no way they could get any change.

Seeing this, Mother Huo finally felt a little better: "Fourth brother, the accounts have been settled, you can take the person away now."

Uncle Huo nodded and raised his hand.

Seven or eight police officers immediately entered from outside the door, and without saying a word, they took Yang Zhiqiang and Yan Sanye away.

The remaining two men pulled out a pair of handcuffs from their pockets and cuffed Huo Tingtao with their hands behind his back.

Dong Lihua and Su Shanshan were immediately terrified: "What are you doing?"

Didn't you already pay back the money?

Why are you still arresting people?

"Police officers are handling a case, please cooperate a little."

"No! Let him go, you can't take him away."

The two men were waving their hands around incessantly, their fingers almost poking into the eyes of the police officers.

The police officers were not polite and gave them a stern warning three times.

Seeing that they were still relentless, he locked all three of them up and took them out of the Huo family's old mansion.

Before leaving, Huo's fourth uncle called Huo's father outside the door and gave him a heads-up.

"Brother, we've already made contact over there, but there's a time difference of several hours between Xinjiang Province and Beijing, and their regiment is stationed halfway up the mountain, so we probably won't get any news until later."

Father Huo sighed, "You've worked hard, Fourth Brother. You'll need to put in a lot of effort with Third Brother's case."

"Brother, I know what I'm doing."

The two brothers have a tacit understanding; some things don't need to be said too explicitly.

These people were just unlucky; they were caught in Beijing's crackdown.

Now, not even ten heads would be enough to lose, let alone one.

"Brother, you're being too polite. I have things to do at the bureau, so I'll be leaving now."

“Go ahead, when you have time, bring your younger brother, sister-in-law and children back for a family reunion dinner.”

"Okay, see you later."

After seeing Huo Lao Si off, Huo's father hurried back into the house and told Huo's mother what had happened.

Mrs. Huo nodded. "Since the fourth son has said so, then let's wait a little longer. Anyway, these things can't be rushed."

As she spoke, she took out four identical sandalwood boxes from the cabinet.

"Let's go down—"