I, holding the script, kidnapped the male protagonist's benefactor

After Yuan Shenghe left, Ji Yu wandered around Qingxi Town alone. The faces of the old grandfathers and grandmothers, who were originally unfamiliar to him, soon became familiar again.

In order to avoid the same mistake as last time where he didn't know the way, he walked almost all the roads in the town.

Many children also know him and come over to him every time they see him.

Children not only like good-looking people, but also know that they always have a few candies in their pockets.

Within two days, Ji Yu became the most popular person in the village.

After a morning stroll, Ji Yu and his driver Lao Zhao received a call from the hotel front desk while having lunch, saying that someone was looking for him outside and the other party claimed to be his cousin.

Ji Yu replied, "I understand," and hung up the phone.

"Mr. Ji, aren't you going?" Old Zhao saw that he was eating slowly and didn't seem to have any intention of meeting anyone.

"No, I guess he's here to talk to me about something in the village. I don't have a good relationship with Ji Hongguang, so who cares? The most important thing in life is to be happy."

Old Zhao admires his mentality very much. This kind of person is the one who lives the most transparently.

However, even though he didn't want to see him, Ji Hongguang didn't give up so easily and soon came to him.

"So you were eating here. It took me a long time to find you."

Ji Hongguang walked over with a smile on his face and his voice was normal, without any hint of any grudge between the two of them.

Ji Yu looked up at him and asked, "What's the matter?"

Ji Hongguang glanced at the people around him and said, "We are cousins ​​after all. Can't we come to see you if there is nothing wrong?"

"Oh, you mean the cousin owes money, and the cousin wants to sue the cousin for repayment. Is there such a relationship?"

The people around immediately looked at Ji Hongguang with a bit of strangeness in their eyes.

Ji Hongguang's expression almost couldn't hold back, "That's all a misunderstanding, and I didn't pay you back."

Ji Yu picked up a piece of meat and said calmly: "Yes, fortunately I won the lawsuit, otherwise I wouldn't be able to get the money back, and I would have to give you hundreds of thousands more."

"Let's not get into these nonsense things between us. I'm not interested in rekindling our cousin relationship. If you don't have anything else to do, get out of here and don't be an eyesore. Seeing you makes me lose my appetite."

After saying that, he took a mouthful of rice and ate a piece of braised pork.

He was unwilling to accept the challenge, and Ji Hongguang no longer maintained the superficial peace.

"Did you tell the village chief anything?"

He immediately changed his tone to a questioning one.

"What did I tell the village chief?"

"The village chief didn't allow my mother to contact Aunt He anymore. Wasn't it you who did it?"

"It's as if the village chief liked your mother to get in touch with Aunt He. Everyone in the village knows what kind of person your mother is."

Du Yueyi flatters the powerful and bullies the weak. Even the children in the village know it because the elders in the family sometimes talk about it when they get home. After hearing it so many times, some children have even remembered it in their hearts.

Ji Hongguang's face turned pale and blue, "Ji Yu, we are your elders after all, how can you say that about her!"

Ji Yu rolled his eyes and said, "If you have nothing else to say, get out of here."

He didn't want to argue with the family about these obvious things every time he saw them. It was both meaningless and a waste of time.

Ji Hongguang didn't bother him anymore, just looked at him and left.

"Your cousin seems like a person with bad intentions." Lao Zhao has been a driver for more than ten years and is quite knowledgeable. He thinks he is pretty good at judging people.

Ji Yu smiled and said, "Well, I will pay attention to it."

Seeing that he didn't seem to take it too seriously, Old Zhao hesitated whether to tell Mr. Yuan.

Mr. Yuan left him with Ji Yu because he wanted him to take good care of himself, so he didn't dare to take it lightly.

It is true that most of the people in this village are simple and honest, but that doesn’t mean that all of them are good.

As someone who has been through this, he has some experience in this area.

"Anyway, it's better to be careful."

Ji Yu said everything in a nice way, but actually he still did what he was supposed to do every day.

After chatting with Jiang Bo about company matters in the morning, I went out for a walk in the afternoon.

There are many lonely elderly people in the village, and most of their children have gone out to work.

Because of this demolition, some people who were not doing well returned immediately, but there are still many families with only elderly and children.

When Ji Yu is free, he will visit neighbors and help the lonely or disabled elderly with some work.

After a few days, many elderly people in the village liked him very much.

While chatting, I would also tell him what happened in the village.

For example, an old man in a certain family sprained his waist today, another family's chicken ran away, or a certain family was lucky and received a lot of money from the demolition.

Someone is arguing with whom again. The village head's wife Liu Yumei has been staying at home recently and rarely comes out to visit friends.

When talking about these things, the old man became excited.

"Liu Yumei used to like going out and wandering around a lot, just to show off her status as the village chief's wife. She and Du Yueyi are the same kind of people."

"But I don't know what happened recently. Du Yueyi was turned away several times when she came to the door."

"I've heard this too." Another old man came over.

"I heard that Du Yueyi wanted to ask He Mingde for help, and she brought her son up here these two days."

"Du Yueyi's son is not a good person either. He used to hang out with some people of bad reputation in town, and he didn't change his character after coming back."

"I thought he had changed a bit after following his parents to the city for so many years, but I didn't expect him to be still the same, doing nothing all day long."

Ji Yu asked curiously, "What did he do again?"

"There is a group of second-rate people in our town. Many of them have been to jail. After they got out, they didn't do anything serious. I heard from others that they went to other places to rob and were found by the police."

Ji Yu looked at the old lady with gray hair, and the corners of his mouth twitched slightly. Is it appropriate for you to call him "uncle police officer" like that?

"Where's the back?"

The old lady continued, "I heard that someone took responsibility for everything, and only one person was arrested and sent to jail. Someone saw Ji Hongguang having dinner with them yesterday, and Du Yueyi didn't know how to control her son."

"Du Yueyi and his wife are not good people, so they won't care."

The old man looked at Ji Yu kindly and said, "Fortunately, you have finally found happiness after all the hardships you have endured. Your parents must be blessing you in heaven."

"With the demolition compensation this time, you can enjoy your old age in peace," said Ji Yu.

"We don't care about it at this age. It's mainly for the sake of future generations. Otherwise, given the developer's previous attitude, I, an old man, would not agree."

Many elderly people do not have a very good impression of developers.

What they care about most is not how much money they have, but how to move their ancestral graves.

The older generation pays more attention to returning to one's hometown. If they cannot be buried in the land of their hometown after death, wouldn't they just become wandering ghosts after death?

Because of this incident, many elderly people in the town complained about the developer, but fortunately the problem was resolved later.

But they didn’t know that it was Ji Yu and his team who handled the matter, and they thought their protest was successful.