Chapter 27: Bringing meat to the village chief to solve the household registration problem

He left the remaining pheasant and rabbit to the Gu family.

Despite this, Du Aiqing still left Gu's house with a smile on his face, carrying several hundred kilograms of pork, as if he had gotten a great bargain.

After finishing his meal, Gu Jin walked out of the kitchen with the children beside him and looked at the bloody scene in the yard without blinking.

She walked over to Old Man Gu who was sitting on a recliner at the door and said, "Grandpa, I thought of taking some pork to the village chief's house to settle Xiao An's matter."

The old man took a puff of his pipe and glanced at An Mingji who was beside Gu Jin.

He always felt that this child's eyes were as fierce as a wolf cub, and he was not a good person.

He had seen this child before. He was sensible and well-behaved, and had something that other children in the village did not have. But now everything has changed.

Now that his granddaughter wants to raise him, it’s not that he can’t stop her, but Gu Jin’s attitude is too determined.

"Go ahead and ask your uncle to cut more meat. I'll go with you."

"Thank you, Grandpa."

Gu Jin didn't expect that the old man would go with her, and a smile appeared on her face.

The old man stood up and walked to his eldest son who was cutting up the wild boar with a knife: "Big brother, cut a piece of meat with more fat. I will take Jin girl to the village chief's house."

When Gu Dechang heard his father speak, he didn't say a word and moved his knife on the wild boar's belly, cutting off a large piece of meat. This was the fattiest part of the wild boar.

Chen Hong looked at the piece of wild boar fat that weighed about seven or eight kilograms. Her flesh hurt a little, but she didn't dare to stop it.

However, the remaining 700 to 800 kilograms of wild boar meat in the yard made her expression feel much more relaxed.

But this would not make her feel any favor towards the little wolf cub.

Thinking about raising a child with no relatives or friends until he grows up, Chen Hong felt heartbroken and unwilling.

Thinking that Gu Jin had separated her household, she felt much more relieved. At least she could live a clear life in the future without anyone taking advantage of anyone else.

Gu Jin didn't know what her aunt was thinking. At this moment, she and An Mingji followed Grandpa Gu and walked towards the village chief's house.

The chief of Qingshan Village is named He, who is in his fifties and is the top leader of the village. His son also enjoys great prestige in the village.

Both father and son are capable people, especially the He family who have some connections with the town mayor.

Village chief He was smoking a pipe in the yard of his home. This was the only hobby he had as an older man.

Seeing Mr. Gu coming in and the heavy piece of pork in his hand, Village Chief He immediately greeted him with a smile.

"I heard early in the morning that the Gu family carried a huge wild boar, but I didn't expect it to be true."

Old Master Gu passed the pork in his hand to Village Chief He and said with a laugh, "Yes, it was the boy from the Du family and my girl who saw it together. It was also a coincidence that the girl was lucky, otherwise she would definitely be injured if she faced the wild boar alone."

Village chief He took the wild boar meat from his hand. This piece of meat weighed at least seven or eight kilograms. He shook the meat in his hand, and the smile on his face became even more full.

"Then I won't be polite. The children at home are blessed today."

Mr. Gu took the opportunity to talk about what he came here to do: "My girl is asking you for a favor today. She wants to adopt this child."

The old man pointed at the little wolf cub beside Gu Jin.

When the village chief heard this, his eyes widened.

"You are kidding me."

Village chief He scratched his white hair, he really couldn't believe it.

Old Master Gu sighed and shook his head: "This girl is too stubborn. I can't persuade her. She insists on raising this child."

(End of this chapter)