But now that so many people have been called here, who knows what exactly happened?

Li Changde felt uneasy, especially when his name was mentioned; it was obvious that this was related to him.

“Vice Dean Li, what do I mean? Don’t you understand? I just want to ask, does this courtyard belong to you?”

Li Changde's heart skipped a beat.

I hesitated for a moment.

But his wife and daughter-in-law were in the yard, so it wouldn't be appropriate to say it wasn't his; the lie would be exposed immediately.

At this point, instead of lying, it's better to figure out what the problem is and try your best to solve it yourself.

"Commander Gu! This courtyard is mine."

"Really? Then bring out the land deed for the yard, and also bring out the certificate from the housing management department of your military hospital."

"After all, everyone has their own reasons. My brother and sister-in-law say the house belongs to them, but you say it belongs to you."

We have to be fair and just. I want to see who's really taking over whose house.

Li Changde finally understood: the homeowner had come knocking on his door.

When Vice President Liu saw Chen Ruixue, he already understood that he had completely disagreed with the document when it was first issued.

After all, Ouyang Zhenyu was a figure who could shake the entire military hospital with a single stomp. Not only in the military hospital, but even nationwide, he was a figure whose every move was enough to instill fear in others.

Such a person is unlikely to fall from power easily.

Moreover, this house is Ouyang Zhenyu's private property, and it is simply immoral to seize someone else's house.

But he couldn't fight city hall; they were trying to be fair and just by raising their hands and voting, and he couldn't win against them all by himself.