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

Chapter 769 Your evil thought ruined my son's life
Old Liu looked up at the police, and seeing that they were really going to take them away, he dared not hesitate any longer: "I'll talk, I'll talk."

He thought that he would be fine after he spoke up, since Liu Shanliang was alive and well: "We were foolish. Seeing that the woman who entrusted us to take care of the children was generous, we had inappropriate thoughts."

Granny Liu angrily punched Old Man Liu on the back: "What nonsense are you talking about?"

Old Man Liu gritted his teeth and turned to glare at him fiercely: "Didn't you see that those people were serious? They really wanted to take us back to the police station. Do you think they'd let you out unless we explained ourselves?"

When Granny Liu heard this, she remembered what she had heard people say before, and she shuddered.

The villagers watching outside heard what Old Man Liu said: "Look, he confessed. It really was them who deliberately switched the children, just so their own son could have a better life."

"That's really heartless. Shanliang is so pitiful. He could have lived a good life, but he was ruined by Lao Liu and has been living a hard life in the countryside for so many years."

"What a terrible thing to do! They were putting on such a good act in the village before. It's such a waste of their talent that they didn't become actors."

"I didn't think much of it before, but now that I think about it, all those things Granny Liu said, like how her family doesn't favor boys over girls, and how her nephew will take care of her in her old age, she probably planned it all out long ago. It's good that the second son's family doesn't have a son, so he can be their slave for the rest of his life."

"It's true, I never expected that the old couple to be so vicious."

Having their masks of pretense torn off, the elderly couple from the Liu family didn't dare to lift their heads.

Several police officers left the two men standing there, while two of them began to interview and record information from the crowd.

The other person started negotiating with several village officials.

After the two police officers who had been taking notes returned, the officer who had questioned them earlier said to the Party Secretary and the village head, "We still have to take them back. After all, they have broken the law. Their family raised their son like a treasure, arranging jobs for him and giving him a house, but they treated his son like cattle." The Party Secretary wanted to plead for them, but after hearing this, he couldn't bring himself to speak.

Seeing that they were really going to take the person away, Liu Shangang, being the son, said: "You can't take them away. They did something foolish, but at least my parents raised their second son to adulthood."

Someone who didn't get along with Liu Shangang spoke up at this moment: "You raised the child, but what kind of life did he live? You're really trying to excuse your parents."

At this moment, after recognizing his relatives, Grandpa Xiao led his family into the Liu family's courtyard.

When everyone saw Liu Shanliang leading the way, they spontaneously made way for him.

When Grandpa Xiao came in, he overheard Liu Shangang's words: "Do you know what kind of life your younger brother is living in Haishi? What kind of education he received since childhood, what kind of unit he worked for after growing up, and what kind of house he lives in? How dare you spout such nonsense here?"

Old Master Xiao was a true veteran of the war, a true revolutionary who had come from the smoke of battle; his imposing presence was undeniable. These rapid-fire questions made Liu Shangang break out in a sweat, swallowing hard several times before stammering, "I, I..."

In the end, he said nothing.

Grandpa Xiao stared at Grandpa Liu: "Your evil thought ruined my son's life. How could I let it go like this?"

It's one thing that his son didn't grow up by his side, but he can't swallow the fact that an imposter is enjoying the benefits his son had. He can't bring himself to repay evil with good.

He said to the three police officers, "As a father, I must seek justice for my son. Please handle this according to normal judicial procedures."

(End of this chapter)