Chapter 77 A letter caused trouble!

After Qin Zhizhi left Ning Mansion that afternoon, Ning Ning told her mother everything that happened in the restaurant that day.

"Mother, County Magistrate Jiang and his wife are both very good people. Why would they find such a bad husband for their daughter?"

Ning Ning still feels itchy when she thinks of Lin Heng. It's really infuriating.

"Ning'er, sometimes some things may not be what the parents want, but the child may be temporarily blinded."

From her daughter's description and some fragments she had heard before, Cui roughly understood the whole story.

It's just that Lin Heng climbed up to a higher branch and abandoned Qin Zhizhi, but he was unwilling to accept it.

"Mother, Brother Qinglin and I were two against six today. Isn't that impressive? I'm going to write a letter to tell Grandmother, my cousin, and my uncle, letting them know that even though Ning'er isn't in the capital, she's still very capable."

Ning Ning felt that this was the most amazing thing she had done since coming here, so of course she had to tell her family.

"Go ahead, Mom still has some account books to look at."

Cui is the mistress of the house and is very busy every day.

Ning Ning had no idea what kind of "disaster" her boastful letter to the capital had brought to her father.

Our county magistrate was first scolded by our mother for writing three different pages of letter paper, then scolded by his eldest brother, and then even his nephew told him to take good care of his sister.

Ning Kun had a lot of grievances and wanted to catch Lin Heng and give him a hundred lashes alone. Why did he go out and cause trouble for no reason?

Let’s talk about the Qin family.

Although Qin Qinglin and Ning Ning won the fight, one punch cannot beat four hands, and he also had to protect Ning Ning, so he was still injured.

Manager Wang gave him a few days off and told him to go back to the restaurant with him on the day he went to Qinjia Village. He stayed at home to recuperate for the next few days.

Qin Qinglin was reluctant at first, but Qin Zhizhi said that it would affect the guests' dining experience, so Qin Qinglin agreed to go home with the ox cart.

Qin Qinglin was still a little worried along the way. He was afraid that his family would be worried when they saw him like this.

"What's wrong, fourth brother? Are you feeling unwell?"

Qin Zhizhi saw that Qin Qinglin was a little restless and thought that he was injured in a fight. Although he had already seen a doctor, Qin Zhizhi was still worried.

"Third sister, I'm fine. I'm just worried about Grandma. Grandpa is old, and he got angry after hearing what happened today."

"Let it go, fourth brother. Third sister will go home with you later."

Qin Zhizhi felt that what happened today had caused her fourth brother to be injured, and she should tell her aunt.

"Qinglin, your grandma won't be able to bear to be angry with you. If she gets angry later, she will definitely scold me first."

Qin He has been brooding over the fact that he did not beat up Lin Heng, and is ready to go back and bear his mother's wrath.

Qin Qinglin and Qin Zhizhi thought of grandma's temper and laughed out loud together.

The ox cart stopped at the Qin family's house. The Qin family was a little surprised to see the three of them coming back together.

When they saw that Qin Qinglin was still injured, everyone thought something had happened to him and surrounded him with concern.

After understanding the cause and effect of the matter, just as Qin He had expected, the first person Qin Po scolded was Qin He.

"Grandma, don't blame my father. At that time, in order to make it easier for Qin Lin and Ning'er to beat the people, the shopkeeper quietly had the door of the restaurant closed. Dad didn't know about it since he was outside."

Qin Zhizhi saw her grandmother scolding her father and quickly spoke well of him.

"Yes, grandma, Second Uncle really didn't know at the time. Besides, I can vent Third Sister's anger even if I do it myself." Qin Qinglin also hurried forward to persuade Mrs. Qin.

"Grandma, I still have some medicine for scrapes. Let's apply it to Fourth Brother first."

Qin Zhizhi quickly took out the ointment she had exchanged with Wanwan and handed it to Mrs. Qin, trying to divert Mrs. Qin's attention.

"Damn Lin Heng, how could he be so cruel?" Granny Qin felt so distressed when she saw the wound on her grandson's face.

"Grandma is applying medicine on you now. If it hurts, just scream. How could the bastard hit you so hard? Next time I see him, I will fight him to the death."

Although Mrs. Qin spoke harshly, her hands were very gentle, for fear of hurting her grandson.

"Apart from your face, are there any other injuries?" After Grandma Qin applied cosmetic treatment to the injured parts of her grandson's face, she became worried about other injuries on his body.

"Grandma, my third sister and second uncle took me to see a doctor. I'm not injured. Don't worry." Qin Qinglin looked at his mother, second aunt and third aunt who were so distressed that they were about to cry, and hurried to comfort everyone.

"We have to check it out." Mrs. Qin insisted. It was not that she did not trust the doctor, but she was afraid that the doctor would not check carefully.

Qin Qinglin was just about to ask his father to help check it out before going to bed at night when he heard his grandmother scolding his father and second uncle.

"What are you two still standing there for? Hurry up and take my darling grandson in for a checkup."

Mrs. Qin got angry when she saw her eldest and second sons standing there stupidly. She was not angry at the two sons being scolded, and quickly took Qin Qinglin into the house.

"Grandma, calm down. Lin Heng was beaten badly, paid compensation, and was taken to the county government office, where he was scolded by the county magistrate."

Qin Zhizhi naturally said things that Mrs. Qin liked to hear, and sure enough, Mrs. Qin calmed down a little.

"Serves him right, this lingering bastard." Granny Qin wished she could do it herself. Her grandson was still too young. If she took action, she would make sure he regretted having the surname Lin.

"Zhizhi, are you and Ning'er okay?" Aunt San was pregnant and her eyes were full of worry.

"When I came out, Fourth Brother and Ning'er had already taken care of them all. I wasn't hurt."

Qin Zhizhi knew that everyone here truly loved her, and there was nothing to hide from them.

"That's good, that's good."

"I'm sorry, auntie, I let my fourth brother get hurt!" Qin Zhizhi felt a little embarrassed when she saw the distressed look in her auntie's eyes.

"Silly child, it's all Lin Heng's fault. Why are you admitting your fault to your aunt? Qinglin is great. Today, let alone Ning'er's help, even if he didn't, he would have fought back by himself if he was bullied by Lin Heng. There are no cowards in our Qin family."

Although Mrs. Li felt sorry for her son's injury, she was even more pleased that her son stood up for his sister.

"Your aunt is right. There are no cowards in our Qin family. Qinglin has never brought shame to us."

Qin Qinglin's position in Mrs. Qin's heart is now second only to Qin Zhizhi, and the other grandsons rank behind him.

"While Qinglin is recovering at home, please take care of him. It doesn't matter if he works hard for a few days." Mrs. Qin was giving Li a vacation.

"Mom, we have to pick the peppers the day after tomorrow. We can't delay." Although Li felt sorry for her son, the peppers were about to be picked. She was in charge of the workshop, so she couldn't fall behind at this time.

"Old Third, please take good care of Qinglin these days."

We planted a lot of peppers this year, and we have been preparing for the work the day after tomorrow these days. Li's concerns are justified.

"Mother, eldest sister-in-law, second sister-in-law, don't worry, I promise to take good care of our Qinglin."

Only with the guarantee from Li Wangshi could the few people do their work without any worries.

After dinner, Gu's mother heard about this and came to visit Qin Qinglin again to express her gratitude.