The onlookers were stunned. Was she teaching the thieves how to be a thief? Did they understand correctly? Was that right?

Cao Kun pulled her up lovingly and said, "Of course, stop talking nonsense. It doesn't matter whether it's big or small. Stealing is wrong."

An Ran retorted, "I didn't say that! I just wanted him to have some aspirations and dreams."

After saying that, he kicked the thief out and said, "Did you hear that? Stealing is wrong. From now on, you should have some pursuits, okay? I'm asking you a question, but you won't answer it. Are you polite?"

After saying that, he was about to kick the thief, who quickly said, "I understand, I understand. I will never dare to do it again. I will never steal again."

An Ran nodded in satisfaction and kicked the thief again. The thief was in so much pain that he almost cried out for his parents. He had already spoken, so why did this person kick him again?

An Ran explained for him, "It's a good gesture to admit your mistake, so I'll give you a reward. Don't thank me, I don't need it."

The police and the onlookers who arrived twitched their lips. Wasn't this guy a bit shameless? Looking at the thief's appearance, it didn't look like he wanted to thank you at all.

The thief screamed in his heart, cursing An Ran, "When did I ever say thank you? How can you be so shameless?"

An Ran kicked him again playfully, and the thief felt so angry that he almost died. He asked, "Why did you kick me again?"

An Ran replied, "You cursed me in your heart. Besides, do I need a reason to kick you? If I have to, it's just because my feet were a little itchy, so I kicked you! What's the matter, you don't accept it? Then get up and hit me!"

Everyone thinks that you are too shameless, too shameless, and too rude.

The thief was completely bewildered. He was cursing in his mind, so how did she know? His brain short-circuited as he asked, "How did you know I cursed you?"

Everyone rolled their eyes. Was this guy beaten silly? Even if he was, asking that question would be an admission of guilt. Are you a tiger?

Cao Kun wanted to ask the police to take the thief away, but before he could say anything, An Ran rushed out again, took off her shoes, and rode on the thief. She slapped the thief's face. As she slapped him, she said, "I'll beat you to death for scolding me, for having no ambition, for not being able to steal, for being useless."

The onlookers' mouths twitched. What was this guy talking about? Is it wrong to have no ambitions and not be able to steal? Are you looking down on him because he can't steal? Is that right?

The police were also troubled. It was wrong for An Ran to hit someone, but they had never seen such a stupid thief. He even asked how the other person knew about it. He cursed at the other person. Is this person a fool?

But they were all grown men and couldn't go and pull An Ran up, so they could only walk up to Cao Kun and say, "Comrade, is this woman your wife? Please help her up. Leave the thief to us, and we will deal with her impartially."

Cao Kun looked at An Ran lovingly, nodded, walked over, and pulled An Ran up. He said, "Be good, Ran Ran, hand the thief over to the police. The police will handle it impartially."

An Ran nodded and kicked the thief again. She said, "Remember to reform yourself and have some ambitions. And don't scold me again, or I'll pull out all your teeth." The thief, whose head had been beaten like a pig, nodded quickly after hearing this.

The police officer was speechless. He looked at An Ran and grabbed the thief. He said, "Please come with us to take a statement."

On the way, Cao Kun asked, "Ranran, do you feel better after beating him up?"

An Ran nodded and asked, "How do you know I'm in a bad mood?"

He smiled and said, "Ever since we got on the bus, you've been unhappy, and meeting that woman made you even more unhappy. You're the apple of my eye, so how could I not see that you were unhappy? That's why when you heard there was a thief, you rushed out to catch him. I didn't stop you, nor did I catch the thief. I just wanted to let you vent."

She smiled and said, "It's nothing. It's just that I have a family, but I'm lonely and separated from them, so I feel a little disappointed. But I have a strong ability to adapt, and I'm fine now." The two followed the police, took their statements, and left.

After walking out of the train station, Cao Kun saw the person who came to pick him up. He took An Ran's hand and walked towards that person.

Coming up to An Ran, he introduced her, "Ran Ran, this is Bai Ke. You met him once before in Willow Village."

An Ran nodded as a greeting. Bai Ke said, "Hello, sister-in-law. You must be exhausted. Come on, get in the car. Let's go back first."

Several people rushed back to the military family compound, and Cao Kun took An Ran to the house he had applied for in advance.

Looking at everything in the house, An Ran was a little stunned. It was obvious that this house was specially decorated. She turned her head to look at Cao Kun, asking what was going on.

Bai Ke interrupted, "Sister-in-law, Boss, notify us in advance and ask us to clean the house. He said the house was cleaned before, but no one has lived in it for a long time and they are afraid of dust."

An Ran nodded and said, "Thank you, Comrade Bai. Oh, by the way, let's put our things down and go to the hospital to see Cao Mo first." Cao Kun nodded, put his things down, and took An Ran to the hospital.

After arriving at the hospital, the doctor was examining Cao Mo, and other leaders were waiting outside the ward.