Chapter 435
Upon hearing this, Ying Sisi felt uneasy but couldn't help but be full of fantasies about the future.
Going abroad?
What's it like outside?
I heard that business is not prohibited. If she ever goes out, she will definitely confirm this.
"Teacher Jiang, you are so kind to me." She didn't know how to thank him.
When she was a child, when others went to school with their schoolbags, she would follow them.
But the teacher at school did not allow her to go near the classroom because she had not paid tuition.
"You are a good student. You are much more studious than my Yaya."
"You're too kind."
"You're being too modest." Teacher Jiang smiled gently, "Let's stop here for today."
"Okay." Ying Sisi said goodbye to Teacher Jiang and left.
She went straight to the cafeteria of her father-in-law's unit, asked for leftovers in his name, and took them to the small workshop to feed the dog.
When using the key to open the door, the Hong family leaned half of their bodies out from their own yard.
Seeing Ying Sisi looking sideways at them, they hurriedly stepped back, locked the door, and shouted, "You can't just climb up our wall now."
Ying Sisi had already discovered that the thorny stems of wild oranges were piled on the top of the Hong family's wall.
She replied in a moderately loud voice, "How could I only be able to climb over walls? I can pick door locks. You'd better put two locks on the door, otherwise, when you fall asleep, I will empty your pots and pans and leave you with nothing to eat."
Aunt Hong cursed: "You little bitch! We didn't provoke you, we didn't offend you, you dare to steal our rice bowl, I will fight you!"
At this time, Ying Sisi was attracted by the pieces of meat thrown around the dog.
I picked it up and smelled it closely. There was a faint fishy smell on the muddy meat.
It's a dog's favorite flavor.
But the dog won't eat it.
poisonous?
This idea suddenly popped into her mind.
He immediately went into the kitchen to get the tongs and waste bucket, put the meat into the bucket, then rinsed their food bowls and cleaned the doghouse again before he dared to pour the leftover food into their bowls.
"Eat it," she said.
The dog growled softly while guarding his food.
Ying Sisi subconsciously took two steps back: "What are you yelling about? Do you want to bite the master? You deserve a beating, don't you?!"
The dog seemed to understand, wagged its tail twice and calmed down.
Ying Sisi's eyes fell on the meat she had just picked up, and she suddenly had an idea.
You want to poison her dog, right?
She poisoned them!
She rinsed the meat briefly, put on rubber gloves, took out a sickle, cut it into small pieces, placed it on the wire mesh, and roasted it on the stove. After a while, the air was filled with the aroma of meat.
Ying Sisi threw it to the dog and said, "Eat it."
The dog sniffed, looked at her, and bared its teeth at her.
Ying Sisi's face turned serious: "I'm not forcing you to eat it, why don't you try barking?"
The dog lowered his head in grievance.
Ying Sisi was amused: "I was just kidding you." She picked up the piece of meat and put it at her feet, then continued to roast other things.
The Hong family members, who were separated by a wall, put their ears to the wall to listen to the noises coming from next door.
In order to poison Ying Sisi's dog, they spent a lot of money. They bought half a pound of pork belly, cut it into small pieces, dipped it in rat poison and threw it into Ying Sisi's yard. Her dog never moved.
At this moment, I suddenly heard the dog bark twice and then stopped.
I wondered if the dog had died from the poison.
They planned to wait for Ying Sisi to throw out the dead dog so that they could pick it up and take it home to eat.
Firstly, it solved the problem of having difficulty getting meat. Secondly, since the Ying family no longer had a dog guarding the house, they could go to their house and collect some good things when her family was not around to alleviate their hatred for her.
At this moment, a burst of meat aroma wafted into the air.
Grandpa Hong asked, "That little boy wouldn't have skinned the dog and eaten it at home, would he?"
"How can it be so fast?" Aunt Hong couldn't believe it.
"That girl is obviously not a decent girl. What can't she do?" Grandpa Hong felt distressed and regretted: "My pork belly, I should have known not to feed it to her dog."
Aunt Hong was equally distressed: "Isn't it all your bad advice?"
"Didn't you agree when I suggested it?" Grandpa Hong's face turned cold. "If you ask me, this is your fault. I told you not to tell anyone about her borrowing our son to plant the seeds, but you insisted. You made me spend the entire night with you in the police station."
"How can you blame me?" Aunt Hong retorted.
Ying Sisi was next door and heard the couple quarreling.
He pinched his throat and changed his voice, shouting: "Ah! Whose barbecue smells so good? It's Xiaoying's. Xiaoying, what kind of meat smells so good?"
"I picked up the meat from my yard. I washed it and it smelled pretty good when I roasted it. It smelled really good and tasted really good." Ying Sisi returned to her own voice and then calmly lowered the bolt.
Less than three seconds.
The front door of the house was slammed loudly.
The dog barked wildly.
Uncle Hong and Aunt Hong each held a stick in their hands, looking very aggressive.
"This meat belongs to me, you little bitch, you stole my meat and ate it."
Ying Sisi pretended to be scared and ran into the house. Through the window, she saw two people taking away her stove and the meat.
The dog at home struggled to break free from the rope like crazy, trying to get back the things that were stolen from its owner.
Ying Sisi gently stopped him and followed him out.
She told her neighbors that Mr. and Mrs. Hong came to her house with sticks and took away her stove, and never mentioned the barbecue.
Everyone heard it.
They all came up with ideas for Ying Sisi.
Some told her to go to the street office, and some told her to go to the police station.
"Okay, I'll go right away." After Ying Sisi spread the news, she went straight to the police station. She was greeted by the young man who had visited her home last time.
She told the story of how Uncle Hong and Aunt Hong had snatched her stove.
"How ridiculous! They clearly promised the other day that they would never bother you again, and you forgot it so quickly? I'll go with you and see what they have to say."
Ying Sisi: "Okay, thank you for your help."
"You're welcome."
When the two arrived at the Hong family, Uncle Hong, Aunt Hong and Hong San had already finished eating the barbecue on the stove.
The three saw the police coming.
My heart skipped a beat.
Aunt Hong asked, "Little comrade, what brings you here?"
"Comrade Xiaoying said you stole her stove."
"How is it robbery? We just borrowed her stove to grill meat. It's not like we won't return it to her. Here, take it." Hong Danai picked her teeth, looking like a rogue.
The young man was very angry: "Did they agree to lend it to you?"
"If I don't agree, why would he be in our house?" said Mr. Hong.
"You came here with sticks to rob me. Forget it. We are neighbors. I don't want to argue with you. Just give it back to me." Ying Sisi picked up the stove and threw away the wire mesh on it.
You have to do the whole show.
They said they only stole her stove and she couldn't keep the net.
Aunt Hong loves to take advantage of others.
Looking at the wire that Ying Sisi threw, it was quite heavy, worth at least ten cents.
She immediately treated it as her own, picked it up and put it away.
The young man glanced at her actions, then criticized her and gave her a warning: "If you do it again, you will be punished more severely." He followed Ying Sisi.
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