Chapter 156: Going out in a snap

When they arrived at the post office, Zhao Lihai drove to the side and waited, while Jiang Haixia followed Lin Qingqing and Xiaomei into the post office.

Lin Qingqing asked for two envelopes, bought two stamps, gave one set to Xiaomei, and then the two of them leaned over the counter and started writing.

Lin Qingqing mainly talked about his life in the army, how he went to the military society to teach members to identify herbs, how a military society gave him ten cents, how he taught the women in the compound how to use herbs, and how he would be going to Kyoto soon.

She didn't plan to tell her family about the 50,000 yuan reward for buying the formula and the 18,000 yuan reward for reporting the mine. She just let them continue to treat her as their own.

Xiaomei was writing a letter with a smile on her face when she was suddenly bumped hard on the shoulder. The pen drew a long diagonal line on the letter paper. She frowned and turned around to see a tall, dark-faced middle-aged man carrying a bulging package half a person's height on his shoulder.

Xiaomei said angrily: "There aren't many people here, why don't you watch your way?"

The tall, dark-faced man smiled innocently and said, "Sister, I'm sorry, I'm sorry."

As he said this, he walked away. At this time, Jiang Haixia, who was leaning against the counter, stood up straight, took two steps forward, and kicked the man in the left side of his waist and ribs with his left leg.

The black-faced man flew out with a "bang" and hit the wall, and the package fell and hit him.

Xiaomei's eyes widened when she saw Jiang Haixia's action.

Lin Qingqing also stopped writing and looked over.

Everyone in the post office seemed to freeze. Two seconds later, the postal worker at the counter shouted, "No fighting here. If you hit someone, don't leave. I'm here to report my safety."

The man hurried to a corner, picked up the phone and dialed, looking at Jiang Haixia while dialing.

When the other people in the post office saw that the black-faced man was beaten to the point of vomiting blood, several of them came up and helped him up. Two others walked up to Jiang Haixia, as if they were afraid that she would run away.

Jiang Haixia wore her own clothes every day and did not wear a military uniform. Lin Qingqing said that she looked too conspicuous in her military uniform and would attract too many people's attention, so she would wear her own clothes when she went out next time.

Jiang Haixia looked coldly at the man who still had a simple and honest face but kept groaning in pain.

He touched his side and thought that his ribs were broken.

Xiaomei came over and whispered behind Jiang Haixia, "Jiang Qizhi, he just bumped into me. You don't have to hit him like that."

She had a bitter face and was almost crying. If Jiang Haixia went to jail because of her, she would feel guilty to death. She didn't even know if her own money was enough to pay for the man's medical expenses.

Jiang Haixia turned her head slightly and said coldly, "See if your wallet is still empty."

Xiaomei seemed to understand something and her face turned pale.

She immediately squatted down, put the cloth bag on the ground and started to search for it. After searching for a few times, she still couldn't find the small wallet. She simply grabbed the two corners of the cloth bag, turned it over, and poured out everything inside.

The things on the ground were clearly visible, and there was no wallet at all.

Xiaomei was so anxious that tears were streaming down her face. She ran to the sullen-faced man and started punching and kicking him, crying, "Give me back my wallet, give me back my wallet, give me back my wallet."

There was ten yuan in it that he brought from his hometown, twenty-three yuan from selling herbs, and more importantly, more than fifty yuan for groceries given by his sister, with a few meat tickets sandwiched in the money.

Lin Qingqing walked up, grabbed Xiaomei, led her back, and gave Jiang Haixia a look.

When the people in the post office saw this, they all speculated that this honest-looking farmer had stolen the girl's wallet, so the girl who was with them took action.

The post office clerk behind the counter was also stunned. He was surprised by the way this matter turned out.

When he wanted to say it was okay and that he had called the police, Jiang Haixia had already walked over and said to the man, "Hand over your wallet."