He still remembered the strange feeling he had when he saw Ah Heng pinching and squeezing the man's chest in Xiao Liu Zi's arms.
If Ah Heng were a man, it would look like two young lads playing around.
But once he found out that Aheng was a girl, the feeling became very strange.
Aheng froze, glancing incredulously at Xiao Liuzi running towards her, and instinctively denied it: "No, how could that be? You must be making this up!"
Wei Heng paused for a moment: "...Well, maybe I've talked too much, perhaps."
Based on his own experience, he was absolutely right; it was easy to see that Xiao Liuzi liked Aheng.
But Ah Heng is too oblivious...
However, he was just being nosy and probably shouldn't have brought it up. He didn't understand why he was doing something unnecessary.
...
"Sister Heng! That boy has finished his surgery and was just wheeled out. He's still dizzy, but the surgery was a success. The doctor said he'll wake up in two hours." Xiao Liu ran excitedly to A Heng.
He suddenly noticed that Ah Heng was not wearing the same clothes as before, and was taken aback.
Xiao Liu subconsciously looked at Wei Heng and found that he was only wearing a white worker's vest. His eyes showed no attempt to hide his hostility: "Why are these your clothes?"
Wei Heng said calmly, "Her clothes are torn..."
"My clothes were dirty, I just spilled iodine on them, and there was blood, so I asked Wei Heng to get me my coat!" Aheng quickly said.
Xiao Liu felt a little frustrated. She glared at Wei Heng and reached out to pull her: "Sister Heng, let's go."
Aheng glanced at Wei Heng holding her hand, then suddenly remembered what Wei Heng had said about Xiao Liuzi liking her, and subconsciously withdrew her hand: "I'm fine."
With that, she put one hand in her pocket and said awkwardly to Wei Heng, "Then I'll be going now."
Before leaving with Aheng, Xiao Liu glared coldly at Wei Heng again: "Stay away from my sister Heng!"
As he spoke, he turned and quickly followed Ah Heng.
Wei Heng watched their departing figures with a blank expression, only shaking his head. This young man was too jealous; why was he taking it out on him?
...
One day later
Chen Chen's family
Ning Yuan helped Aunt Qian pick a few cucumbers from the field, and then she saw Aheng squatting by the field, resting his chin on his hand, sighing deeply.
"What are you doing? Is there something wrong with the person you arrested?" Ning Yuan rarely saw Ah Heng, who was usually carefree and optimistic, with such an expression.
Ah Heng sighed: "No, he's awake. The captain is interrogating him. With my captain's abilities, there won't be any problems!"
Ning Yuan: "Then why do you look like you can't poop?"
Ah Heng squatted there, and it really looked like she was taking a dump. The little yellow dog in the yard was wagging behind her, looking like it was waiting for a big meal.
Aheng frowned: "Tell me, am I... not a lot like those trashy men from feudal times, like Chen Shimei or Ximen Qing?"
Ning Yuan was stunned: "Huh?"
What's going on here? Is this woman acting crazy?
Ah Heng sighed again and recounted what had happened yesterday.
Ning Yuan was speechless and had mixed feelings after hearing this: "..."
She was very happy that her elder brother was able to let go of the burdens of her past and present lives and escape the fate of being killed by Tang Zhenzhen.
But……
It sounds like these two simpletons have no feelings for each other, or are still in a state of confusion and uncertainty.
But the atmosphere between the two of them sounds like there might be something going on.
Ning Yuan didn't know what to say for a moment: "I... I don't know what's going on between you two, but this was an accident back then, and you didn't lie to my brother on purpose. Anyway, just get along normally."
Let's give them some time and space first, and see if they can get along normally.
"Do you think he'll actually remember everything that happened back then? Didn't the doctor say the chances are slim?" This was what was giving Ah Heng a headache.
Ning Yuan was silent for a while: "Well, the doctor said the chances of me remembering were small, but not impossible."
That sounds pretty despicable, no wonder she suspects she's like Ximen Qing and Chen Shimei—she sleeps with them and then doesn't take responsibility.
Ah Heng, with a blade of grass dangling from his mouth, gazed at the sky, gritted his teeth, and said, "Forget it, forget it, let's take it one step at a time. We'll see what happens when he remembers. Whether he wants to kill me or torture me, I'll let him have his way!"
After saying that, she jumped up and spat out the grass in her mouth, looking like she had let it all go and was no longer bothered.
Ning Yuan nodded in agreement and then said, "Yes, yes, and also, I'm planning to go back to Shanghai with my mom the day after tomorrow, and then go to Guangzhou."
Upon hearing this, Ah Heng was stunned: "Huh? You're leaving? Does my captain know?"
Ning Yuan coughed once: "I was thinking of leaving him a message tonight."
"What's with the message? He can't come back, but he calls every day, doesn't he?" Ah Heng couldn't help but say.
Ning Yuan was silent for a moment: "That's true..."
"You're still angry with my brother? You're husband and wife. If you're unhappy, slap him! He looks delicate, but he can take a good slap!" Aheng said, puzzled.
Ning Yuan: "...Would you dare say that to your brother?"
Ah Heng felt guilty: "...You're his wife, and I'm his sister and subordinate. How can we be the same?"
Ning Yuan thought for a moment and said, "Okay, I'll talk to him on the phone tonight."
After watching Ning Yuan leave with the food, Aheng thought for a moment and quickly called Rong Zhaonan.
My older brother should really come back for a visit.
However, Ah Heng couldn't get through on the phone, so he could only leave a message.
...
In a somewhat deserted courtyard house.
The woman, dressed as an ordinary working-class woman with her face smeared with waxy yellow powder, coldly asked Aunt Xu, who was dressed as an old lady beside her—
"What exactly happened? Those guys fled to another place, so why did they dare to return to the capital and even leave a message threatening me!"
Aunt Xu felt a little uneasy: "I don't know either. He said, 'Su Su, if you don't come and give him an explanation today, he'll expose what happened back then!'"
He Su gritted her teeth and cursed, "Aunt Xu, didn't you hire someone to deal with them?! And you let them get away!"
She would never have come to see these people; the risk was too great, and it was extremely dangerous.
But the people Aunt Xu hired only injured that person; they didn't completely eliminate them.
This only angered the farmer, who threatened to expose the matter if she brought the money herself!
She wasn't afraid of what Ye Dong had done, or what Rong Zhaonan and Ning Yuan had done. Tang Jun was dead, and there was no solid evidence for the rest.
Even if there is evidence, she still has ample room for defense and maneuvering.
The only troublesome thing was what happened with Ye Qiu back then!
"The key is that we can't directly entrust the handling of those people's affairs to Xiang San's people. Otherwise, it would be best if he were to handle it himself. If we find people ourselves, we need to do it without leaving a trace, which makes it inconvenient to use them."
Aunt Xu was both helpless and worried.
Su Su is a very cautious person and doesn't act easily. When she does act, it's to deal with Rong Zhaonan and pave the way for eastward expansion.
Moreover, over the years, she has never been involved in anything that involves the military or the government; she has always been extremely careful and discreet.
Because this is a high-voltage sensitive wire, it's too easy for something to go wrong.
Therefore, for so many years, she was able to remain hidden so deeply behind the scenes, watching the Xiang, Rong, and Ye families fall into such a state, without anyone suspecting her involvement.
She even obediently accompanied Rong Wenwu to the Northwest, enduring hardships and suffering alongside him.
However, this caution also meant that she was destined to be unable to cultivate a group of people who were both loyal and capable and willing to serve her.
But the Xiang brothers were different; they had amassed a considerable number of followers during the chaotic years before.
Unfortunately, the Xiang brothers were involved in this matter, and if word gets out, it will be disastrous.
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