1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 457 was truly embarrassing.

With such a big incident occurring, someone naturally went to inform the Party Secretary.

The Party Secretary had thrown a tantrum on the way here, and when he arrived, some busybodies had already pushed open the fence of the melon shed and shone a flashlight inside: "Liu Jiandong, who is the woman in your arms?"

The moment the light shone in, Ding Surong threw herself into Liu Jiandong's arms. It was so embarrassing that she thought she could hide for as long as possible.

Seeing that those people were staring at him, Liu Jiandong realized that if he didn't speak up, someone would come in and pull them away soon. He whispered in Ding Surong's ear, "Now that things have come to this, there's no way to avoid it. For our own good, just say we're dating."

Before he could finish speaking, Ding Surong snapped, "Liu Jiandong, what nonsense are you talking about? We clearly have no relationship."

Liu Jiandong continued to deceive, "This is just a temporary measure. Do you really want to be taken to the Red Army Committee by them?"

Ding Surong knew in her heart that even if her father could help her, it would be too late to solve her immediate problem. Moreover, if her father found out that she was not innocent, would he abandon her?

After quickly weighing the pros and cons in her mind, she said, "Okay, I agree, but this is just a temporary measure. Don't take it seriously. I would never marry a country bumpkin."

After the two agreed, Liu Jiandong said to the people gathered at the entrance of the melon shed, "Put your flashlights away. I finally found someone, don't scare her."

The Party Secretary shouted from outside, "Get them out of the melon shed right now!"

Helpless, Ding Surong had no choice but to reluctantly follow Liu Jiandong out of the melon shed, even though she didn't want to face it.

After all, she didn't want to be dragged out of the melon shed; otherwise, she wouldn't be able to live. She thought she would call her father tomorrow and ask him to bring her back to the city as soon as possible. She didn't want to stay here for even a day longer.

Upon seeing them emerge, someone exclaimed, "It's Ding, the educated youth!"

"My goodness, this is truly eye-opening! Even the educated youth from the city are sneaking into melon sheds with people!" Upon hearing this, the onlookers burst into laughter.

Ding Surong was so ashamed that she almost fainted.

Peng Ailan was still wailing over there, while Cheng Laizi had been beaten badly and seemed to have passed out.

After a brief discussion, the Party Secretary and the Village Chief turned to the nearest outsider, the butcher, and said, "Ge San, go to the neighboring Huaihua Village and have the village officials bring Cheng Laizi's family over."

Ge San turned around and shouted to the back of the crowd, "Da Niu, Er Dan, did you hear what the Party Secretary said? Hurry up and run to Huaihua Village."

The Party Secretary and the Village Chief already knew what kind of person he was, so they didn't bother with him. After all, the two children had often been ordered around by their father, and once they received his instructions, they would run off to do the work.

The Party Secretary pointed to a few people: "Take these people back to the village committee."

He then left with his hands behind his back; it was incredibly embarrassing.

The people who were singled out were all troublemakers in the village, and they weren't afraid of offending anyone. They immediately grabbed people and said, "Hurry up."

Peng Ailan didn't want her daughter to go to the village committee, so she hugged Liu Shuqin and cried and made a fuss: "My daughter is injured, you can't treat her like this."

The village chief, who was walking slowly, was stopped by someone: "Village chief, what should we do?"

When Liu Quanwen was the accountant, he had a fairly good relationship with the village chief: "Village chief, could you make an exception for my daughter's situation? Could you let us take her home first? We can wait for her if anything else happens."

Although village chief Deng Huaiming felt some sympathy for Liu Shuqin, if he opened this door, he would lose all authority in the future: "It's not that I don't want to give you face, but so many people are watching. Things have to be clarified, don't make things difficult for me."