As a soldier of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, I hereby guarantee, in my military honor, that every word I have said is true, and I am willing to bear all responsibility.

After a pause, He Chaoyang's tone became even more stern as he continued to accuse, "First of all, you ignored my wife's wish not to go with you and forcibly dragged her along."

When she was just trying to pull her hand back, you deliberately pretended to be unsteady and pounced on me.

Not only that, after my wife, out of anger, went up to you and argued with you for a few words, you started to evade the issue, speaking ambiguously and deliberately leading everyone to misunderstand, causing people to mistakenly believe that my wife was bullying you, the "vulnerable group."

Comrade, now that things have come to this, I'd like to ask you, what exactly is your purpose? It seems you and my wife are old acquaintances. I wonder what grudge you hold against each other that would lead you to orchestrate this farce in public to frame my wife.

Or, as my wife says, you simply like to cling to men.

Comrade, if it's the former, I advise you to give up those inappropriate thoughts as soon as possible. After all, my wife clearly doesn't want anything to do with you.

But if it's the latter, comrade, you should at least have some basic principles! Even if you really are, um..."

At this point, He Chaoyang seemed to be at a loss for words, pausing for a long time before continuing, "If you really want to find a partner, you should look for those who are not married. Someone like me who is already married is not suitable."

After saying that, He Chaoyang ignored Shen Hongmei, whose face was now a mixture of pale and flushed, and pulled Chen Shuning out of the crowd.

In this era, soldiers still held a high position in the hearts of ordinary people. Moreover, He Chaoyang's act of introducing himself and his guarantee in his military capacity directly tipped the scales of everyone present toward him.

They believed every single word he said without question.

Furthermore, He Chaoyang's imposing aura, even without anger, prevented anyone from having the slightest thought of resistance while he was speaking.

Shen Hongmei was no exception; she only realized what was happening after He Chaoyang had already led Chen Shuning out of the crowd.

But by this time, everyone had clearly believed He Chaoyang's words, and their eyes were filled with contempt as they looked at her. Even the few male comrades who had spoken up for her at the beginning were looking at her with strange eyes, which left Shen Hongmei at a loss.

In a panic, he haphazardly threw the things on the ground into the bamboo basket, and without daring to look back, he squeezed out of the crowd and ran away.