As the old saying goes, to catch a thief, you need to catch him red-handed; to catch an adulterer, you need to catch them in the act. He only needs to go out, change his identity, and come back; this overly upright captain might even thank him.

Suddenly, something cold climbed up the man's calf. He looked down sharply... and was met with a face whiter than a ghost, grinning with a set of chilling teeth.

He gave him a "Hehehe!"

"Oh my god! It's a ghost!"

The sharp, distorted voice pierced the sky, and he slid weakly down the window frame to the ground.

Ruan Xianxian blinked innocently, "I'm not a ghost, I'm just too fair-skinned."

The man wouldn't listen to a word; the repeated shocks and frights nearly made him faint.

As soon as Li Chunfen shouted, the neighbors were alerted. It was only two or three minutes later, when the man shouted, the neighbors who heard the noise came over and banged on the gate.

"Sister-in-law, what happened at home?"

Feeling guilty, Li's mother glanced at her son-in-law, who exuded a fierce aura like an enraged lion, and still managed to shout back.

"Nothing, there are just some mice in the house."

Why would a mouse scream more pitifully than if its parents had died? Besides, these days there's more food stored in a mouse hole than people.

It's okay if the door isn't open; we can just climb over the wall.

A moment later, five or six dark heads peeked over the wall of the Li family's house.

Li's father, who was being held in Xiang Hongjun's palm with one hand, looked up and saw his son-in-law's cold, sharp gaze. He knew that his and his wife's little trick of covering the adulterer's escape had been seen through.

He let go of the Red Army soldier and walked out the door without looking back.

"I want to see who this cheating husband is, the one who put a green hat on my head and you all shamelessly protect him."