Liu Yaowen's mother's outburst at the school made things much quieter for Su Xingran. Having witnessed Su Xingran kick someone much bigger and heavier than her, the boys didn't dare bother her anymore. Because Su Xingran not only kicked people away, she also took on four people at once, overwhelming them and leaving them powerless to fight back.
This was all thanks to Chen Yue, the know-it-all from No. 1 Middle School, who described the scene of Su Xingran beating Liu Yaowen and the others that day with both hands and feet.
After Liu Yaowen's mother was taken away by Xie Yun, Su Xingran stopped paying attention to the matter. It wasn't until two days later that Teacher Ye told Su Xingran the outcome.
Liu Yaowen was also taken to the police station for questioning. After questioning, he confessed to everything that happened that day. This confirmed that what Su Xingran and Chen Yue said was true. Because Liu Yaowen was a minor, he was detained for one week and fined fifty yuan.
Liu Yaowen's mother trespassed into the school and physically assaulted and verbally abused students. She was sent to a farm for a year and fined 100 yuan. Su Xingran had no objection to this outcome.
A man came to Doctor Huang's house in Sujia Village, someone Doctor Huang hadn't seen in nearly ten years. Doctor Huang was very surprised to see him, never expecting him to be there.
"Mo Li, what brings you here? Your uncle hasn't seen you in so long, you've grown quite a bit." Doctor Huang led him into the house.
"Uncle, it's been a long time. I was passing through Stone Town on a mission and had two hours to myself. Knowing you were here, I came to see you."
Gu Moli looked at his uncle, whose hair had turned much whiter. Nine years had passed since he last saw him. The last time he saw his uncle was at his aunt's funeral.
"Uncle is doing well, look how energetic I am. You've come at just the right time, I just got back from a house call. Mo Li, how have you been doing in the army?"
“Uncle is now a platoon leader. He’s doing quite well in the army. He wasn’t used to it at first, but he gradually got used to it and realized it was okay.”
“Not bad, you’ve become a platoon leader in just over three years of service. You must have suffered a lot! Your uncle didn’t expect you to actually join the army. When you were little, you always said you wanted to be a soldier when you grew up, but you stopped saying it later. I thought you had given up on that idea.”
"If your aunt were still alive, she would be very pleased. She used to always talk about you, saying that you should do what you love in the future. Now you are doing what you've always wanted to do. So Qingxiao would be very happy to know that."
"Uncle, you..." Gu Moli hesitated, but ultimately did not say those words.
Dr. Huang waved his hand. "Mo Li, your uncle had a very difficult few years, which is why he left. But I promised Qing Xiao that I would live well. We will meet again someday."
"Uncle will live a good life, until your aunt comes to take me away. So just say what you want to say, don't worry too much."
"By the way, did you know about your older brother Mo Ting's engagement? Your future sister-in-law's family is also in this Stone Town."
"Mother mentioned in her letter that my eldest brother had found a girlfriend. I didn't know about the engagement. I've been away on missions lately, so I didn't know about the letters from home."
"Uncle, I came in a hurry and didn't bring you anything. These are some food items I bought in town." Gu Moli was notified of the mission at the last minute and did not know that he would pass through Stone Town.
"Oh, really, your uncle isn't a child who needs to be coaxed. He has everything he needs. There's another person living here. You can call him Uncle Duan. He's a retired soldier. He used to be in the same unit as your older brother, but later he transferred to another unit."
"Has your family told you that your uncle has taken on a disciple? The girl your aunt has been longing for?" With Gu Moli around, Doctor Huang would always subconsciously mention Gu Qingxiao. It was probably because when Gu Moli was little, he always liked to cling to his parents when they were home.
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