Not long after, Da Mao, with his shoulders slumped, was pulled by Hao Mei to find Su He.

Upon seeing Su He, Hao Mei immediately said, "Little Su, how could you give such an expensive toy to Da Mao? Did he ask you for it? This child is getting more and more insensible as he gets older! Hurry up and return the toy to your Aunt Su!"

Su He immediately understood what was going on. Judging from Da Mao's expression, he didn't seem to be going to explain. She was surprised that the kid was so considerate, remembering their agreement and not explaining even though he was being misunderstood.

He immediately smiled and said, "Sister-in-law, you misunderstood Da Mao. I bought this toy for him specially. Da Mao helped me a lot some time ago, but I can't say what it was. Anyway, I solved a big problem because of Da Mao, so I gave him a toy as a reward. It's not what he wanted."

"Really?" Hao Mei was skeptical. What kind of favor could be worth such an expensive toy?

“Really!” Su He nodded. “It’s all thanks to Da Mao. But I can’t tell you what he did. If word gets out, it won’t be good for Da Mao. I asked him to keep it a secret.”

Upon hearing this, Hao Mei guessed that it must be related to her work, and then became a little worried. But then she thought that Su He shouldn't be such a careless person, and since she didn't say anything, then it must be fine.

So he thought for a moment and said, "Since it was given to me by you, I'm relieved. But if there's anything I need in the future, I'll just let him run errands. There's no need to give him something so expensive. He's just one child; it would be a waste to give him something so valuable."

Su He laughed and said, "That won't do. Da Mao is a good kid. He's loyal even at such a young age. We can't just fool him."

Da Mao was happy to hear her say that, and the grievance of being misunderstood before disappeared. He immediately straightened his chest and raised his head, looking quite like a little man.

Hao Mei chuckled upon seeing this, "Alright, since your Aunt Su has said so, go ahead and play with it. Be careful, it's so expensive, don't break it."

"knew!"

As soon as Da Mao heard this, he took off running. He hadn't had enough fun yet, and he hadn't had enough of the envious looks from his friends.

After seeing him run away, Su He and the other woman guessed what he was going to do, exchanged a glance and smiled.

"This child is really naughty," Hao Mei exclaimed.

Su He shook her head. "I think it's fine. Aren't all boys like this? Da Mao is sensible. It would be good if my child could be like him in the future."

Hao Mei looked at her swollen belly and smiled, saying, "Then when the child is a little older, we'll have Da Mao and the others take care of him. I bet he won't be home for long."

"Hahaha," Su He laughed as well.

...

Following the verdict against the Li family, Su He's case study was recognized and praised by the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, which agreed to allow them to explain and popularize it to the public.

Not long after, the Tianqiao Police Station in Xicheng District joined forces with various factories and streets in the vicinity to launch anti-fraud campaigns.

Because it was written by Su He, she naturally became the main speaker. Originally, Hua Qing, as a female police officer, was more approachable, and the station wanted her to be their deputy.

After all, Su He was pregnant and couldn't stand for too long every day, so she needed someone to take her place when she got tired.

However, Hua Qing was a cold and aloof person, and his speech was particularly rigid. After being tested once at the police station, everyone felt it wouldn't work. He lacked passion and wasn't frightening, so it didn't have any deterrent effect.

In the end, the institute had no choice but to replace him with Wang Fugui, who was more experienced. Don't let his gender fool you; he's quite an interesting character.

Of course, she also learned from Su He, and with his prior knowledge, she expanded upon it, which made it quite good.

Su He had seen too many lectures in her previous life and had even participated in speech competitions when she was a child, so she wasn't intimidated by the stage.

After preparing a simple draft, the first presentation began.