Aunt Sun said she initially didn't know Huang Xiaoju was related to the village chief until children from a neighboring village set fire to their wheat field, prompting people to inform Huang Xiaoju. This was the year Sun Yonggeng died, and with the wheat field burned, what would the family eat? Furthermore, the family had a bedridden elderly man, so the villagers were quite concerned about the incident.
Huang Xiaoju heard about this incident from so many people at her doorstep. She was completely devastated. The pillar of the family had just passed away, her father-in-law had also passed away, her child was just over seven months old and couldn't walk, and all the wheat in the fields had burned. What would the family eat? She was panicked and didn't know what to do. Then she saw the village head's wife and threw herself into her arms, hugging her and sobbing non-stop.
The village chief's wife was still hugging Huang Xiaoju, comforting her constantly. There were many more people there, not just one or two. Later, the family of the child from the neighboring village who set the fire was fined a considerable sum, even though they shouldn't have had to pay so much. It was said that the village chief had gone to the county town specifically to investigate the matter. Shouldn't the two villages have just resolved the issue between themselves?
No! At that time, the village chief's family showed too much kindness to Huang Xiaoju, and the whole village knew about it. They released it openly, and I was just being nice to Huang Xiaoju's family, so what? That's how it is.
The more this went on, the more convinced people were that there was something shady going on between Huang Xiaoju and the village chief, otherwise he wouldn't have protected her so much. Initially, the villagers gossiped behind Huang Xiaoju's back, claiming she was having an affair with the village chief. The key point was that the village chief's wife was always present, not the village chief acting alone. Later, they also gossiped about Huang Xiaoju being the village chief's adopted daughter. Since no one knew the truth, they watched Huang Xiaoju's relationship with the village chief's family grow increasingly close, only to vent their frustrations behind her back.
After receiving all the information provided by Aunt Sun, Suihe analyzed that Huang Xiaoju should have been involved in drug production, or to be more precise, Huang Xiaoju was the drug maker.
Before his death, Sun Yonggeng had told them in the army that Huang Xiaoju was exceptionally good at chemistry. Her timing was fortuitous; classes were suspended during the movement, so she didn't attend high school. However, Huang Xiaoju's aunt lived in the county town, and her next-door neighbor was a chemistry teacher at the county's No. 1 Middle School. So whenever Huang Xiaoju had time, she would stay at her aunt's house and study with her neighbor.
This was equivalent to one-on-one teaching. Furthermore, Huang Xiaoju was genuinely interested in chemistry, and her neighbor, a teacher, and her husband were unemployed and had nothing to do at home, so they offered to teach her whenever they had time. One-on-one lessons are a great way to learn quickly, and in less than two years, she had already mastered a lot of chemistry knowledge from high school and college.
Sun Yonggeng had just gotten married when he learned this. He learned about this from Huang Xiaoju, who had been cooking at home and had been bored, and later brought it up while he was in the army. Now, thinking back to what Sun Yonggeng said about Huang Xiaoju's chemistry, if the village chief hadn't been involved in drug manufacturing and trafficking, Suihe wouldn't believe it, even if he was beaten to death.
Just as Aunt Sun was recovering, her easygoing comrades arrived at around three o'clock the next morning.
Aunt Sun’s house is easy to recognize. It is a little far away from the village. The gate and the two lonely houses beside the main road are her house.
Suihe and his comrades exchanged a few coded words outside the yard that only they could understand. After a while, Suihe opened the door and came out. He looked at the four people who had arrived without saying a word, then led them into the house and turned on the lights.
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