Chapter 76 Is it urgent? How urgent?

"Su Mei, Huo Jianguo, are you two there?" Just as Huo Jianguo looked at Su Mei's pants which were half taken off, a shout suddenly came from outside.

Immediately afterwards, there were several chaotic footsteps in the yard.

This voice was like a life-saving straw, lighting a glimmer of hope in Su Mei's eyes, and she quickly responded:

"Yes! Wait a moment."

"Why don't you get out of the way? Didn't you hear someone coming?" Su Mei scolded Huo Jianguo in a low voice.

Huo Jianguo's face was so dark that it seemed like water could drip out of it. He stepped away from Su Mei with a sullen look. He picked up the shirt beside him and started to put on his clothes with an impatient look in his eyes.

Seeing that she had escaped danger, Su Meihun's body went limp and she let out a heavy breath. She was stunned for five seconds before she climbed up from the bed and quickly cleaned herself up.

The people outside seemed a little impatient, and started to urge before anyone arrived:

"What are you two doing? Why don't you come out?"

"Is it urgent? How urgent?" Huo Jianguo's voice was cold and heavy, so fierce that the person outside who was urging him was stunned. He clearly remembered that Huo Jianguo usually did not lose his temper.

The people traveling with him glared at the man and said, "What are you making a fuss about? Just wait."

The two people in the room finally put on their clothes. Su Mei walked quickly to the door and opened it. The cool air outside the room penetrated into her nose, and she felt that she was alive again.

The noisy courtyard became quiet as Su Mei opened the door. The young man who had urged Su Mei to open the door walked to the door, looked into the house, and then said:

"Teacher Huo, I hope I didn't disturb you?"

"What do you think?" Huo Jianguo's eyes were dark and he looked at the young man coldly.

The young man's heart suddenly skipped a beat and he began to stutter: "I'm...I'm sorry!"

"Tell me, what do you want me to do?" Huo Jianguo had actually guessed the man's purpose, but he asked uncertainly.

He guessed that this man came for Su Mei.

Sure enough, after Huo Jianguo finished speaking, the man said, "It's like this, our Youth League Party Committee has received a letter of complaint about your wife, Comrade Su Mei.

As for the letter, we have received it several days ago, and we have verified the contents of the letter. This time, I came here to hear your opinions and see whether you agree with the contents of the letter.

We chose to come here at night because we considered that you might not be at home during the day. We are sorry to disturb your rest."

Su Mei understood what he said immediately. She thought that the letter of accusation sent by Zhao Ying had yielded results.

In fact, Su Mei's reputation in the compound was well-known to everyone, and the bad things she had done were too numerous to list.

However, no one had ever stood up to report her openly, and the Youth League Committee, out of respect for Huo Jianguo, chose to turn a blind eye to what Su Mei had done.

They can ignore it if no one reports it.

But now that someone has reported it, they can no longer continue to play it safe. If the report is still not accepted, the person who reported it will report it to a higher level, and then those who are responsible for maintaining discipline will also be held responsible.

Although Su Mei was frightened when Huo Jianguo forcibly pulled her out of bed, she wanted to find a reason to leave the compound at this time, and she did not rashly admit what Zhao Ying wrote in the letter of accusation.

She was afraid that Zhao Ying would bear a grudge against her and write about a crime that would cause her to die without a burial place.

Her face was flushed and she was still in shock, but she still managed to stay calm:

"Whether I recognize it or not depends on what she wrote specifically. You guys tell me, I'm listening. I'll recognize what I should recognize."

"Okay." After hearing Su Mei's words, the young man entered their bedroom from outside, carrying a thick document bag.

As he entered, two young men of similar age followed behind him.

Then the young man took out more than 20 pages of writing paper from his file bag and said as he read it:

"There are five main issues you were reported for."