He then continued, "Of course, it would be best if we could let them go back and take a look. If not, forget it!"
The young policeman agreed to deliver the message, but he couldn't make the decision to ask the man who was about to be executed to go back and see him off, so he turned around and went to the office to find his leader.
After a while, he came out without giving a definite answer. He just told Meng Sheng to go back first and they had to hold a meeting to discuss it before making a decision.
Meng Sheng didn't care about the result. He thanked the person with gratitude, left the Public Security Bureau, and went to find his two brothers.
He didn't care at all whether this news would hurt the hearts of his two cousins who were in prison.
I just thought that after this incident, I had a reasonable excuse not to go back and get involved in the funeral.
Seeing that school was about to start in two days, Meng Qiang planned not to go back for a short time when he left home, and then register for school directly.
As soon as I arrived in the county town with Meng Chao yesterday, I cleaned up three rooms next to the school and moved in.
When Meng Sheng came over, it was already three or four in the afternoon.
Today Meng Chao went to Majiaji, which was about 30 miles away from the county town. He returned the ox cart and didn't carry much stuff on the bicycle. He sold everything early and came back to lie down and catch up on his sleep.
Meng Qiang was wearing a white cotton vest and gray shorts, revealing his bamboo-like arms and thighs, and his raised shoulder blades. He was working hard at his homework at the desk in front of the window.
I heard the sound of the door being pushed open, looked up and saw that it was Meng Sheng.
He put down his pen, stood up, and ran out, shouting happily, "Second brother! Second brother!"
When he got in front of the people, he lowered his voice, his eyes full of excitement as he whispered, "Second brother, guess how much money we made?"
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