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

Chapter 806 If you don't want to hear it, then get out.

The two sat for a while, then left together.

After walking downhill for a while, the village chief looked at the Party Secretary and asked, "Should the village get involved in this?"

The Party Secretary put his hands behind his back and said, "Will the girls and boys in the village be able to find partners in the future? Our Willow Tree Village must not have two ex-convicts."

The village chief sighed heavily: "Then let's go to the Liu family's place and see what they think."

As soon as the two arrived at the Liu family's door, they saw a number of villagers gathered in twos and threes outside: "What are you all doing here? There's no work to do at home."

Seeing that the Party Secretary looked unhappy, everyone quickly left.

After the people left, the two entered the Liu family courtyard.

Before even entering the house, I heard a woman's voice: "Since we have my second uncle's work address and phone number, what are we waiting for? This whole thing started because of him, and we don't have the ability to get him out of here in our current situation."

"We definitely need to contact him, but even if we do, the Xiao family won't agree. What can we do then?"

“Although this is a family matter, it also concerns the reputation of the village. After we have communicated with them, we will naturally need the village officials and clan members to step in. Even if the old man of the Xiao family hates my grandparents, if my second uncle—no, Uncle Xiao—is willing to reconcile, this matter will definitely be resolved.”

The Party Secretary and the Village Chief exchanged a glance, but instead of going inside, they turned around and left the yard.

Since there are some sensible people out there, they will refrain from getting involved for the time being.

Let's see what they say after they contact the second son of the Liu family.

The Liu family acted quickly this time. With Ding Surong's involvement, they quickly contacted the person, directly stating their identity and the purpose of the call. Han Huaiming didn't respond for a long time.

Ding Surong on the other end of the phone: "Hello, Second Uncle, are you listening?"

Han Huaiming sighed and replied, "I'm listening. I understand. You guys talk to them first and see what the final outcome is. If it's within my capabilities, I'm willing to take responsibility. But as you know, I have no connection with the Han family now, and everything I received from them must be returned. So if the conditions are too harsh, I'm afraid I can't meet them." Because phone calls are too expensive, he hung up as soon as the other side agreed.

After hanging up the phone, Han Huaiming was really overwhelmed. Finally, when it was time to leave work, he hurriedly left the office.

As soon as I entered the house, I heard a lively chatter inside: "Mom, what did Dad want us to come back for?"

"I'm not too sure either. He went to Beijing a few days ago and has been acting strangely ever since he came back."

Han Huaiming just happened to push the door open and come in at that moment: "I called you back because I have something to tell you."

His wife, Tian Suinian, knew what he was doing in Beijing, but she really didn't know what had happened there, since he locked himself in his study as soon as he returned.

Han Huaiming put down his briefcase and glanced at the people in the room: "Sit down, everyone. There's something I need to tell you."

The youngest son, Han Hongtao, sat on the back of the sofa: "Dad, what's wrong? Why do you look so serious?"

Han Huaiming looked at his wife and said, "Pour me a cup of tea."

Tian Sui nodded lightly: "Okay."

Han Huaiming coughed lightly before speaking: "You all know about my trip back to Beijing to reunite with my relatives, but it ended up being a misunderstanding."

Han Hongtao said impatiently, "Dad, what exactly do you want to say? Hurry up and say it. I have an appointment with my classmates."

Han Huaiming was already irritable, and when he heard his youngest son's words, he shouted, "If you don't want to listen, then get out."

This startled everyone in the room, as Han Huaiming had never spoken to them so loudly before.

(End of this chapter)