Upon entering the commune office, Yin Cui inquired about the director's office. Once inside, she immediately knelt before the man surnamed Yang.

Song Yan praised Yin Cui, saying that she was willing to go all out.

Director Yang was also startled. What was going on? He quickly stood up. He then called for help, and the girl was helped to her feet. Suddenly, more people were in the room.

Yin Cui burst into tears, recounting how her family had been bullied and how her sister's compensation money had been seized.

Director Yang's expression was not good at the time. "Young girl, don't just speak like that at such a young age. You need evidence!"

Seeing that the man surnamed Yang clearly had no intention of intervening, Yin Cui knelt down again. The people inside were making a ruckus and trying to pull the little girl up. No one noticed that Song Yan had taken out his camera and pressed the shutter.

Director Yang's attitude influenced the attitude of his staff.

Several staff members hurriedly pulled Yin Cui up and said that it was not good for her to cry and make a fuss at such a young age.

Then they pushed them out using a combination of intimidation and persuasion.

Director Yang also said there that he should have his staff handle the matter properly and not come to him with every little thing.

Song Yan was no longer angry and listened to them talk silently.

It was as if this was a very insignificant little thing, not worth going to the commune for.

Yan Minglu and his wife wanted to argue, but they were too clumsy with words and were pushed and dragged out of the room.

Yan Minglu was pale and sweating profusely, which frightened the men so much that they let go.