"Oh, here I come." Zhang Zhe took a few steps to catch up, and after he figured out what happened just now, he put it out of his mind.

He can be said to be a spokesperson for a big heart.

They had been in the countryside for less than half a year, and it was inconvenient for them to take leave, so they told their families that they would not go back for the New Year.

As a result, their family was worried that they would not have a good New Year, so they simply mailed the things over.

No one knew what those people had mailed. The postman came to apologize to them, saying that the packages were too big and there were too many of them, so he couldn't deliver them all by himself, so he had to trouble them to pick them up in person.

They were so helpless that they could only take half a day off to pick up the package.

The show over here ended and the concert over there just started.

Su Qingzhu was "too timid to speak", so naturally someone spoke for her.

Look, Aunt Zhang was the first to step forward.

"He Hua, you're really going backwards. Saving someone, a good deed, becomes a sin in your mouth, destroying their innocence. I'll have to ask the police tomorrow if you should go to jail for ruining someone's reputation like this."

Su Qingzhu raised his eyebrows when he heard this. This person has a high level of legal awareness. Is this really a poor mountain village with backward culture?

How could she, who had no memory, know that this was a law that someone had specifically asked the police to popularize.

As for why there are always people who break the law knowingly, it is probably because no one around them has ever been caught, so they don't take it seriously.

Some people are quite weird. On the one hand, they respect the police, but on the other hand, they cross the line crazily, using their freedom and life to interpret what "if you don't do it, you will die" means.

Wang Erjie did not get the first place. She learned her lesson. As soon as Aunt Zhang finished speaking, she jumped out and finally got the second place.

"Aunt He, if Si Zhiqing knew you were making up stories about him, would he send someone to teach you a lesson?" She paused. "Son?"

Highlight the key points.

He Hua's son was lucky enough to get a job as a worker in the town's chemical factory. Because of this, He Hua always looked up at people and acted like a big shot wherever she went, making people want to slap her.

If you ask He Hua what she fears most, the answer is definitely that her son will lose his job.

That way, she would have nothing to show off.

Then a third person added: "Si Zhiqing seems to have a bad temper."

He Hua: “…”

Is Si Zhiqing a shield? Do we need to talk about him every other sentence?

He Hua has always been a gossip, and she is in the same faction as Su Pozi. This time, Su Pozi lost face because of Su Wu's cruel breaking off of the engagement, and the reason why Su Wu broke off the engagement was ultimately due to Su Qingzhu.

So when she saw Su Qingzhu, she couldn't help it.

She had never suffered a loss in a verbal dispute and would often argue even when she was wrong, but there was no Si Zhiqing at that time.

Now--

After thinking about it, she didn't dare to say anything further. If Si Zhiqing retaliated against her and caused her son to lose his job, she might be beaten to death by her son.

Seeing this, her lackeys fell silent, fearing revenge from Si Zhiqing.

After hearing about "Si Zhiqing" for several days, and now seeing that they were all so intimidated by him, Su Qingzhu couldn't help but become interested in the "Si Zhiqing" that everyone was talking about.

How big a background does one need to have such power?