After everyone calmed down, Luo Qiao learned the cause and effect of the incident from everyone.

It turned out that it was Zhong Zhaowei who did it. He went home drunk and acted crazy. Maybe he was unhappy, so he beat Zou Lina under the influence of alcohol. How could Zou Lina stay at home and let him beat her, so she ran away.

After the rain stopped and after dinner, the old men in the compound all went to the small square to bask in the sun and chat.

Zou Lina ran out and saw that there were many people here, so she ran over, thinking that Zhong Zhaowei would definitely be cautious because of the large crowd. However, she didn't expect that this man not only punched and kicked her, but also kicked down an old man in a wheelchair next to her.

When Mr. Yuan saw that the old fellow was about to fall out of the wheelchair, he wanted to pick him up in a hurry, but because the incident happened suddenly, it was too late for everyone to react.

It was Xiao Zhang who was beside Mr. Yuan who saw the old man move, and hurried forward to support him and caught the fallen wheelchair. However, because it had just rained and the ground was not dry yet, Mr. Yuan slipped.

Xiao Zhang had just straightened the wheelchair when he saw his old man fall. He turned around to pull it, but caught nothing.

Zhong Zhaowei was frightened when he saw that Mr. Yuan’s head was bleeding. He was half sober and saw that the situation was not good, so he ran away.

No matter how angry he was, Mr. Yuan really left. This incident made the entire compound dissatisfied with the Zhong family, especially the family of Mr. Lu, whom Mr. Yuan risked his life to save.

A few days later, everyone dressed in black and bid farewell to Mr. Yuan.

Luo Qiao couldn't stop crying at the funeral. Her relationship with the Yuan family originated from Old Man Yuan. Now that the old man has passed away, she knows in her heart that this relationship will also fade away.

A few days after seeing off Old Man Yuan, the Zhong family moved out of the compound completely. They were too embarrassed to stay in the compound any longer.

Originally, Zhong Zhaowei was to be held criminally responsible, but in order to protect her son, Zhong Zhaowei's mother provided a certificate of diagnosis that Zhong Zhaowei had a mental illness. However, for so many years, Zhong Zhaowei was considered normal in everyone's eyes. People in the compound were disgusted by the Zhong family's behavior, so they wrote a joint letter.

Without the Yuan family's intervention, the Lu family used various means to force the Zhong family not to interfere in the matter, otherwise the other members of the Zhong family would not have an easy time. Zhong Zhaowei's eldest brother even had a big fight with his parents.

He also threatened: "If you continue to protect Zhong Zhaowei, I will cut off ties with my family."

The second branch of the Zhong family, who was far to the south, also called the eldest brother, Zhong Zhiqiang, and asked them not to implicate the entire Zhong family for the useless Zhong Zhaowei, and said with some regret: "The old man is gone, and there is no one to protect the descendants of the Zhong family anymore."

In the end, Zhong Zhaowei paid for his actions and was sentenced to three years in prison. Zou Lina also had to bear corresponding civil liability and compensate the victim's family.

Because of the passing of Mr. Yuan, Luo Qiao took a leave and wanted to go back to the farm to see Grandma Luo.

She has gone back several times over the years, but the place is too far away and she cannot go back every year to pay her respects. However, every time she goes back, she leaves some money for the manager and asks him to help take care of Grandma Luo's grave every year.

Lu Yichen was worried, so he took a leave and went with her.

The two decided to drive there. After all, it was not very convenient to change buses several times. In addition, Luo Qiao also wanted to bring some things for everyone. On weekdays, everyone helped to look after Grandma Luo's grave.

Lu Yichen called his father-in-law and aunt to come and help them pick up and drop off the children, which also created an opportunity for them.

After all, although no one said it, everyone hoped that they could achieve a happy ending. The most important thing was that neither of them had any strong objection. They probably had some ideas about it. Anyway, the opportunity had been given to them, so they might as well seize it.

He had selfish motives. Although his aunt was not his biological aunt, he and his brothers were raised by her. In his heart, he hoped that his aunt could be happy and cared for in her later years.

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My father-in-law is also a poor man. If the two of them can really succeed, I believe that with their personalities they will be able to get along happily.

Of course, I also asked my wife what she thought, and she said she would be happy to see it happen.

(End of this chapter)