Full-level Boss Dressed As a Peasant Girl

Ah Ning ran in and stood behind Shu Yu, "Sister, what did you just say?"

Xiao Ya'er raised her head, looked at her, and then at Shu Yu, not quite understanding why they were together.

But when she mentioned grandpa, her eyes were filled with tears again, and they fell down in big chunks.

When Ah Ning saw it, she immediately became anxious, "Sister, don't cry, your eyes will be broken from crying."

Shu Yu asked Aning to stop talking. The first thing Xiao Ya'er said when she saw him was 'Grandpa', presumably because he remembered what she said to her the day before yesterday.

She nodded to Xiao Ya'er, "Yes, I promised you that I would take you to see your grandpa. Do you still want to go now?"

"Go, go."

The little girl let go of her hands as she spoke, wiped away her tears, and crawled to the edge of the bed to get off.

Shu Yu held her down and said, "Don't worry, eat something first, and I'll take you there after you're done."

The little girl nodded repeatedly. Upon seeing this, Ah Ning hurried to the kitchen and brought a bowl of noodles with an egg nestled on top.

The portion is not much. After all, Xiaoyaer is still sick and had vomited after eating before. Now it is enough to warm her stomach and cushion her belly.

Ah Ning was the one who fed her noodles. The little girl was very much like an older sister. She was like this when she took care of Bao Ya.

After finishing eating and resting for a while, Shu Yu carried her fully armed out the door.

Ah Ning was about to follow, but was stopped by the old lady.

Although she said that she would be a doctor in the future who would not be afraid of blood or death, but she was still young and the place was so gloomy that the old lady could not rest assured.

Xiao Ya'er had no choice. Old Cui was her only relative and she had to see him one last time before he was buried.

Shu Yu drove a mule cart there. Although the county government office was not far from Liufang Lane, Xiao Ya'er was in poor health and it was more convenient to take a car.

When he arrived at the gate of the county government office, he found Jiang Kuanyu already waiting there.

Shu Yu nodded to him and walked to the county government office with Xiao Ya'er in his arms.

Jiang Kuanyu turned to look at Xiao Ya'er, and saw that the little girl was only looking at the yamen eagerly. He asked several questions, but she didn't speak, so he couldn't help but sigh.

Several people were taken to the outer room of the morgue by official officials. This was specially instructed by Hu Li, who asked them to leave Old Cui alone in the outer room for them to see, so as not to scare them when the air inside was bad and the light was gloomy. people.

As soon as the little girl saw Old Cui's body, she struggled to the ground and immediately threw herself on him crying.

Shu Yu's eyesight was quick and he stopped him, "Don't touch him, just watch and talk here."

Xiaoyaer turned her head, her eyes filled with tears.

Shu Yu had no choice but to bring her here. This was a murder case. It should not be allowed to be seen by outsiders until the case was closed. How could it be touched?

What's more, this child is still sick and has a low immunity. In fact, it is inappropriate to even get close to him.

Before Shu Yu went out, he specially provided her with protection.

Xiao Ya'er was actually very sensible, and finally obeyed the words obediently, knelt down not far away and cried loudly, talking intermittently to Old Man Cui while crying.

But her voice was unclear, and Shu Yu couldn't hear clearly what she said.

In the end, the little girl cried so much that she almost leaned over, and Shu Yu hurriedly carried her out.

Jiang Kuanyu went to inquire about the progress of the case and learned that the case would be finally closed this afternoon when the Tang family came over. With two lives on his body, Tang would definitely be sentenced to death.

Originally, according to the rules, Xiao Ya'er should have been sent for questioning, but the situation was special and she was a child, so she was not allowed to show up.