You're supposed to be a security officer, what case are you solving?

Chapter 69: The Sister-Protecting Maniac!

One p.m.

In a small restaurant opposite the entrance of Chengnan Health School, Yang Jinwen looked at a table full of dishes and couldn't help but swallow.

He had only had some thin porridge for breakfast, and after waking up from his nap at noon, he was starving.

Three dishes and a soup: braised pork, sweet-skinned duck, stir-fried water spinach with pork cracklings, and a bowl of tomato and egg soup.

Yang Jinwen couldn't resist picking up his chopsticks, but the cat slapped his hand.

"We'll eat later, wait for my sister."

Yang Jinwen had no choice but to put down his chopsticks, swallow again, and look across the street.

It was lunchtime at school, and there were only a few students at the school gate.

Yang Jinwen had never seen Cat's sister in his previous life, and didn't know what she looked like.

He only knew that cats were frugal and could use a bar of soap as both shampoo and regular soap.

The pair of Aokang leather shoes he was wearing were bought at great expense before he joined the police force, and he was extremely distressed about them.

He scrimped and saved to support his younger sister's education, and every three months he would go home to give his parents money.

Despite his low profile at the North City Police Station, Maozi is a local celebrity in his village.

The Jiang family produced a policeman, and he even works at the city branch, not just an ordinary police station. Even the village chief has become much nicer to his parents.

Every year when it's time to hand over the grain to the government, the village chief would specially use his own oxcart to transport the grain to their family, unlike other people in the village who would carry the grain to the township in baskets on their backs, making several trips in the process.

This shows how difficult and arduous life is for the farmers on this land!
Hearing him tell these stories, Yang Jinwen was deeply moved.

People like Maozi are the majority, unlike myself, who has lived in the city since I can remember, and the people around me treat me very well because of my father.

The aunt held his hand quite often, and so did the aunt's daughter. After all, Yang Dachuan was very busy, and often the mothers of his classmates would pick him up and take him back to the steel plant's staff dormitory.

The widow ate plenty of food, and many widowed women wanted to take advantage of Yang Dachuan.

He also danced a lot with pretty aunties. Whenever the steel factory held a party, Yang Dachuan would go down to dance disco or ballroom dance, and these aunties would tease him.

Therefore, Yang Jinwen is also quite good at dancing.

When he was a child, whenever he went to the factory, his pockets would be stuffed with White Rabbit milk candies handed to him by the factory workers. He couldn't finish them all, so he would peel off the wrappers and use them to tease the ants.

If the cat knew about this, it would probably want to bang its head against the ground.

At that time, urban household registration and agricultural household registration were worlds apart.

If farmers come to the city, it's fine if they stay for three days or less (without setting up a stall to sell goods), but if they stay for more than three days, they need to apply for a temporary residence permit and complete the necessary procedures.

At that time, the environments of different people were clearly distinct.

Yang Jinwen asked, "Brother Cat, what's your sister's name?"

The cat proudly raised its head: "Jiang Yuxin, isn't that a nice name?"

"how about you?"

"What am I?"

"What's your name?"

The cat was stunned when it heard this.

He looked at Yang Jinwen incredulously, seeing that he didn't seem to be joking, and a feeling of doubt about his own existence welled up from the bottom of his heart.

"Get out!" The cat's face trembled with anger.

Yang Jinwen felt quite embarrassed and apologized, "Brother Cat, I really don't know your real name. Everyone in the bureau calls you Cat, they don't call you by your real name."

If you ask Captain He, my mentor, or Uncle Jiang and Uncle Xu, do you think they could answer that? They might even have to go through your file to find out.

"Heavens above!" Cat cried, on the verge of tears. "I'm such an important supporting character, and I don't even have a name!"

Seeing that he was really sad, Yang Jinwen waved his hand and said, "Never mind, anyway, you'll always be Brother Cat."

These words had no effect whatsoever, and the cat looked utterly dejected.

Yang Jinwen didn't want to ask him anymore, so he thought he would ask his master when he went to work the next day, and maybe he could guess the answer.

A short while later, a girl ran in from the school gate, wearing a floral dress and with her hair braided and placed in front of her left chest. As soon as she entered the store, Yang Jinwen's eyes lit up, and he couldn't help but glance at Maozi's smug look.

How could they be born from the same mother? The difference is too great.

Yang Jinwen couldn't help but mutter to himself, "Brother Cat, is she really your biological sister?"

Cat knew that this was a bit sarcastic, but instead of being angry, he was quite proud: "Of course it's true!"

"elder brother."

Jiang Yuxin fanned her face with her palm, her cheeks were rosy, her skin was very fair, she had almond-shaped eyes, and her nose was slightly upturned, like a flower bud about to bloom, somewhat resembling the appearance of an ancient beauty.

"Are you hot?" The cat reached out and fanned her sister.

Jiang Yuxin glanced at Yang Jinwen and smiled sweetly: "Is this your colleague?"

Cat glanced at Yang Jinwen, feeling a sudden pang of panic. She said coldly, "Don't pay any attention to him. The food's getting cold. Sit down and eat."

"Hello, my name is Jiang Yuxin." She extended her hand, her palms sweaty.

Jiang Yuxin is like a rose that extends beyond the wall; no matter how much her owner protects her, she's already outside, and they can't just force her back.

Yang Jinwen ignored Maozi's murderous glare, extended his hand and shook it: "My name is Yang Jinwen, I'm Maozi's colleague, we work in the same unit."

"Cat Bro?" Jiang Yuxin looked at Cat: "Brother, you have a nickname now?"

...These people only remember my nickname. I'm really suffering inside.

Seeing that their hands were still clasped, the cat quickly pulled them apart.

"Sis, don't just stand there, hurry up and eat. I ordered your favorite braised pork and sweet-skinned duck, they smell delicious."

Looking at the food, Jiang Yuxin couldn't help but swallow. She smiled a little shyly and said, "Brother Yang, please eat with me."

As she said this, Yang Jinwen was already eating, picking up two pieces of braised pork with one chopstick and stuffing them into his mouth.

The cat stared blankly at this, thinking, "If you eat one more piece, my sister will eat one less."

But since he invited Yang Jinwen over, he couldn't very well refuse to let him eat.

So the cat started fighting for food, picking up chopsticks and quickly putting food into its sister's bowl.

"Eat more, don't worry about the money. I have a job now, I have a salary, unlike before when I could only let you eat steamed buns and pickled vegetables."

"The school food must be terrible, right? You've lost weight in the past month or so. If Mom and Dad see this, they'll blame me for not taking good care of you."

Jiang Yuxin smiled and said, "My parents told me not to cause you any trouble, so as not to affect your work."

Cat smiled warmly: "Once I'm done with this busy period, let's go back and visit Mom and Dad together. I'll save up some money and buy a TV for the family for the New Year, so they won't always have to go to the village chief's house to watch TV."

At this moment, Yang Jinwen spoke up: "How about I give you one? Anyway, I have two color TVs at home, but I don't like watching them, and neither does my dad."

"Really?" Jiang Yuxin asked with a look of surprise.

In 97, the average annual income of dual-income families was only five to eight thousand yuan, while a 21-inch color television set cost 1800 to 2500 yuan.

Moreover, in rural areas, how many families in a village can afford to buy one?

In the siblings' hometown, only the village chief's family had a black and white television.

Seeing Yang Jinwen being overly attentive, Maozi immediately became extremely wary, thinking it must be for her sister, if not for her.

"Sis, let's buy it ourselves. I have money, we don't need other people's things."

Jiang Yuxin nodded with a smile: "Yes."

She slowly ate her rice while glancing at Yang Jinwen across the table.

Seeing her like that, my heart is bleeding...

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