Lying Win: My villains are all reborn

"You guys chat while I cook."

At this time, Ma Conghua came in with the plucked chicken, and happened to hear Xiao Min say, "Sister, what do you think of this chicken stewed with potatoes?"

"Okay, I happen to have it at home."

Wen Nian responded readily, "I'll take it out."

"No, no, no, sister-in-law knows where it is. I'll go get it. Just talk to Comrade Xiao."

Ma Conghua stopped her and said, "You don't need to worry about things in the kitchen."

"Then thank you for your hard work, sister-in-law."

Wen Nian said no more, led Xiao Min into the main room, lit the oil lamp and said with a smile, "Our village doesn't have electricity yet, so you can make do with it."

"Sister, you're welcome. We can talk without lighting the lamp."

Xiao Min was not particular about it. After entering the room, he sat down voluntarily without Wen Nian's greeting.

Seeing this, Wen Nian smiled appreciatively.

She turned around and brought out candy peanuts, signaling Xiao Min to do as he pleased.

The latter was not pretentious, he reached out and picked up a peanut, peeled it and ate it, then said: "Sister, it's like this."

As Xiao Min narrated, Wen Nian understood:

It turns out that the police station has not stopped searching for his biological parents these days.

I just searched based on the information provided by Yao Shicong and his wife, but never found a family that met the requirements.

This made them understand that the couple was probably not telling the truth completely.

So I let go of the search conditions, at least the child was born twenty-nine years ago, and it happened suddenly inside and outside.

It doesn't matter whether there are children at home who were born at the same time.

As long as the child was born inside or outside that family, it doesn't matter if there is a man in his 30s or 34s in the family.

Who knows what Yao Shicong and his wife failed to explain clearly.

Not to mention, during that period, there were actually quite a few such situations.

In this way, they secretly visited several families that were consistent with Wen Nian's age and whose relationship between parents and children and even between brothers and sisters was not harmonious.

Then Jin Shaoan personally came to explain the situation to the elders.

However, most of them do not admit that their children have been transferred by others.

After all, they can still tell whether it is their own species.

In the end, only two families were willing to accept their newly born daughter, but they had to first confirm whether the daughter was their own.

This time Xiao Min came here just to consult Wen Nian and see if she wanted to get to know him.

After hearing this, Wen Nian pondered and said, "Do you think I look similar to them?"

"Or are there any similarities to their immediate or collateral relatives?"

To be honest, after many years of independent living, Wen Nian didn't really want to find a group of 'relatives' to restrain himself and his three children.

She just wants to take care of her children and live her own free and easy life.

However, the police station is so attentive. If she doesn't cooperate with anything, she will be a bit ignorant.

"We are still trying to find this."

Xiao Min must have never expected that Wen Nian would be so indifferent to finding relatives, and was stunned by her two consecutive questions.

Then he hesitated to say such an ambiguous answer.

She couldn't say that they could afford to look for him. In fact, they really didn't think about it in this regard.

No, after returning home, you must make it clear to the captain immediately, so that everyone can activate their thinking, observe more, and seek more verifications. This is also one of the clues, isn't it?

"I'm grateful for everything you've done for me."

Seeing that Xiao Min was a little embarrassed, Wen Nian changed the subject, "But the premise is that that family wants to find me as their daughter from the bottom of their hearts."

"I really don't want either party to force it, otherwise it won't be acknowledgment of relatives, but a feud. Do you think this is true?"