At this moment, she was desperately rushing towards her man, Captain Zhou, waving her hands and cursing.
Seeing that the situation was not good, several military dependents rushed forward to grab Mrs. Zhou and tried to calm down the fierce fight.
However, Mrs. Zhou was like a mad lioness with incredible strength. No matter how the military families pulled and persuaded her, they could not stop her from continuing to act like a spoiled child.
Not far away, on the ground, sat Mrs. Zhou's child, a little boy about five or six years old, crying at the top of his lungs. Tears and snot kept flowing out, mixing together and sticking to his face.
The little face was distorted due to excessive crying, which was really heartbreaking to look at.
Seeing this, Qin Wan quickly ran to the little boy, squatted down and whispered to him:
"Little Niu Niu, don't cry. Be good and go home with auntie and play with your brother, okay?"
But the little boy just kept crying loudly and ignored Qin Wan's questions.
Helplessly, Qin Wan turned around and looked at Sister Luo, who was standing beside him with an equally anxious look on her face, and asked:
"Sister Luo, what's going on?"
When Mrs. Luo heard Qin Wan's question, she first sighed slightly, and then a trace of imperceptible sympathy flashed in her eyes.
She wanted to tell Qin Wan and Lu Yu the whole story, but she seemed a little hesitant, not knowing where to start...
Mrs. Zhou, who was struggling with Captain Zhou, saw everyone coming to stop the fight and persuade them, and also heard the child crying loudly. Suddenly, she stopped what she was doing like a deflated ball.
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