In 1992, a small village owner became the richest man in the village by owning a car.

Chapter 346 Tang Chenwu's parents pleaded for their child? Utterly shameless!
"Alright, alright, the young lady didn't say anything wrong, why are you scolding her?" Yu Dawei quickly smoothed things over, then thought for a moment before saying to Officer Hao, "How about this, let this couple come inside, and we can talk inside."

Yu Dawei had no intention of letting Tang Chenwu off the hook, after all, he had already given the other party a chance.

He just couldn't get angry because there were so many people around.

"Old Ji, take the sheep aside and deal with them first. Then the rest of you can fix the cars. Let's roast the two sheep tonight. I'll get a barbecue grill tomorrow when I have time, so the brothers can have a taste." Yu Dawei smiled brightly at the brothers in the factory.

From the beginning of the year to mid-May, the apprentices, not to mention Taozi and the others, have been extremely busy. Although Yu Dawei has given them a raise, they still need to be rewarded occasionally.

Actually, he used the same model when he ran a company in Hohhot in his previous life. Everyone worked hard and devoted themselves to their work. Then, when they had free time, he would take everyone to do team building activities and have some barbecue.

Unfortunately, Yu Dawei was on the opposite side from Han Jingfan at that time, and Han Jingfan always suspected that he and his brothers were up to no good.

Even when she brought Han Jingfan along, she always spoke with barbs and sarcasm, constantly probing her coworkers about whether Yu Dawei was a womanizer.

In fact, Yu Dawei should have realized at that time that Xiao Fan's mental state had begun to deteriorate.

However, Yu Dawei was too ambitious. He only knew that his wife was not on his side and was always causing trouble.

Now, whenever Yu Dawei returns to his hometown, he takes the initiative to tell his wife about his recent experiences after their intimate evening. On the one hand, it's a casual chat to enhance their relationship, and on the other hand, it's a way to gain her trust.

After experiencing a failed marriage, Yu Dawei understood that even the slightest distrust in a marriage can amplify the suspicion between two people infinitely.

He knew that Han Jingfan was the kind of person who would be devoted to a man for life, unlike his second aunt Dong Mingzhu, who would say, "If you cheat on me with another woman, I'll cheat on you with another man."

Women like Auntie Er, who have seen through the ways of life, are rare in rural areas today. So, when Yu Dawei chose Han Jingfan, they had to work together and change their self-centered habits from their previous lives.

Judging from the fact that Han Jingfan has not shown any suspicion or worry, it is clear that Yu Da has done a good job for himself.

Perhaps the only less pleasant thing is that the love letter that his first love from Hohhot sent him when he got married is still in Han Jingfan's little box.

There was nothing Yu Dawei could do about it; it was something he couldn't change, since Han Jingfan had already been married to him for over a year when he traveled back in time.

However, through a series of actions, he silently told his wife that he loved her, had not wronged her, and deserved her trust.

Very few men can do this anymore.

In any case, in Yu Dawei's opinion, there are very few people as responsible as him, and he is not trying to flatter himself at all.

"Let's go back to Laotun tomorrow and bring my family over to eat roast whole lamb together," Yu Dawei thought to himself, as he led Officer Hao and the others into the house.

Not long after, Officer Zhao, with a cold face, led Tang Chenwu's parents into Yu Dawei's small house.

Both of them were a little awkward. The man was wearing a dark blue coarse cloth shirt and a pair of homemade fake shoes. The woman was wearing a dark green plaid headscarf, a red plaid coat, and fake shoes, but the uppers were made of painted fabric.

The man, his back hunched, looked at Yu Dawei sitting on the edge of the kang (a heated brick bed), wanting to say something but not daring to speak.

The wife standing next to him, seeing that her husband hadn't said a word for a long time, took the initiative to plead with Yu Dawei: "Boss Yu, we just found out about Chen Wu stealing things."

"You only just found out?" Yu Dawei interrupted the woman without any politeness, got up and went to the cabinet on the north side to get the thermos. "You found out pretty late, didn't you? But when I was chatting with Officer Hao just now, he was saying that Tang Chenwu was finally caught in an abandoned house in your village."

After these words were spoken, the room fell into a brief silence.

"No..." Tang Chenwu's mother was about to explain.

But Yu Dawei interrupted him again with a cold face: "Not what? Not what Officer Hao said, he lied to me, didn't he?"

Although Yu Dawei was sharp-tongued, seeing that the two had come from afar, he picked up the thermos and poured them a cup of water, then asked them to find stools to sit down.

Officer Hao stood silently with his water glass in his hand. He had originally intended to leave, but fearing that the couple might do something foolish, he decided to stay a while longer.

As for the three or four colleagues who came with him, he sent them all back to work, leaving only his apprentice standing by with a relieved look on his face.

"Take it easy," Officer Hao warned his apprentice, Zhao Hanyia, with a look.

Zhao Hanyue pouted and lowered her head to drink water, looking somewhat unhappy. Tang's mother was speechless after Yu Dawei's two sentences, and Tang's father also realized that Boss Yu wasn't planning to let the matter rest.

He then took the initiative to ask, "May I ask how much the parts Chen Wu stole are worth? We asked him before, and he said he sold all the stolen parts, and that he was instructed by his roommate at the construction site, who also got a share of the money."

“My wife and I went to that scrap metal recycling station, but they had already sold the parts. So, Mr. Yu, how about this: we can calculate the cost of the parts, and you can see how much his roommate gets, and then we'll get the rest.”

"Finally, we'll return our share to you. Please, have mercy and let our child go. He's only eighteen this year, still too young to understand anything."

Tang's mother, standing nearby, also burst into tears instantly: "Yes, Mr. Yu, please have some compassion and show some kindness. Look how big your factory is, why bother with a child?"

"Why would I stoop to the level of a child?" Yu Dawei's fleeting compassion vanished instantly. With a stern expression, he set his cup aside and stared intently at the elderly couple: "First of all, the size of my factory is my business. What business is it of yours?"

"Second! How many eighteen-year-olds in your village are already fathers? Don't you have any self-awareness?" Yu Dawei pointed his thick finger at the two of them. "Third! It was your kids who stole my things, not me who stole yours! You two had better get that straight!"

"In the end, I gave Tang Chenwu a chance. He did his job on the construction site so carelessly, sometimes he would even stay in bed until the sun was high in the sky, and I, as the boss, had to personally go and ask him to do the work." Yu Dawei stared coldly at the couple. "Any other boss would have fired him, you know? I didn't hold it against him because he was young, but he took advantage of me and went even further."

"Is this how you teach your children? When Officer Hao told me where Tang Chenwu was hiding, I suspected that you two knew Tang Chenwu was going back to the village but didn't report it." Yu Dawei's tone became colder. "I didn't want to argue with you, but you really have no shame at all. You come to me with the audacity to ask me to do you a favor."

"Don't you think it's ridiculous?" Yu Dawei said, then took a breath and picked up the cup next to him to drink some water.

Officer Hao, who was sitting on the kang (a heated brick bed), also looked a little embarrassed. He really didn't know that Tang Chenwu was in such a state at the construction site.

One of the reasons he brought the couple along was that they praised Tang Chenwu as sensible and ambitious.

Finally, when he thought of the image of Tang Chenwu, his hands and face filthy, crying and begging for his life, he felt a pang of compassion.

At this moment, he finally understood what it meant that every pitiful person has something hateful about them.

“Master, I told you, don’t help him! Boss Yu is such a good person. If his men are corrupt, it’s definitely not Boss Yu’s fault, it’s just that the men are no good.” Zhao Hanya couldn’t help but lean closer to her master and whisper.

"Shut up," Officer Hao said to her in a low voice as he turned his head away.

At this moment, the room fell silent once again.

The couple sitting opposite them were momentarily speechless.

However, the look in Tang's mother's eyes when she looked at Yu Dawei changed from pleading to hatred.

Yu Dawei naturally saw everything. He put down his cup and continued, "Of course, as his boss, I can't deny him any chance. According to what you just said, my parts are worth about 40,000 yuan. Including the delayed construction period and various repair costs, it's probably around 50,000 yuan."

“I don’t care about anything else, all I know is that your child stole my things. So as long as you come up with 50,000 yuan, I can let this matter drop.” Yu Dawei looked at the two calmly.

"How much?! Fifty thousand!" Tang's mother stood up, her eyes wide, then tilted her head back as if she were about to faint.

Mr. Tang quickly helped his wife up, and Officer Hao couldn't help but rush over to check on her condition.

Yu Dawei looked disdainful and continued drinking his water, occasionally winking at Zhao Hanyia who was sitting on the kang (a heated brick bed).

It was as if to say, "Look, these are the people your master brought here."

Zhao Hanyia was no novice either; after working for two years, he naturally knew the attitudes of all sorts of unreasonable people in the village.

She understood what Yu Dawei meant by blinking, but she just shrugged helplessly at him, indicating that this matter had nothing to do with her.

Officer Hao looked embarrassed as he saw Tang's mother pretending to be unconscious. He knew that Yu Dawei and his apprentice's little tricks could not be hidden from him.

In short, it was even more awkward.

"Well, Brother Tang, why don't you take my sister-in-law home first today? We can discuss Xiao Wu's matter later." Officer Hao reluctantly offered an excuse.

"Alright, alright, then let's go." Tang's father put his arm around his wife, took one last look at Yu Dawei, sighed, and turned to leave.

(End of this chapter)