Siheyuan: Start at level 60, beat up all the animals

Here, under Qin Huairu's pleading, Captain Zhang finally softened his heart.

As a grassroots law enforcement officer, he should be fair and just and should not show leniency just because the other party is a beautiful woman.

But thinking that Qin Huairu was carrying a little life in her belly and that she had two young children to take care of, Captain Zhang couldn't bear to take a pregnant woman away like this.

After careful consideration, Captain Zhang finally decided not to take Qin Huairu away for the time being.

Judging from the current information, Qin Huairu's involvement was not too deep and she could only be considered a bystander.

So we don't have to take her away this time.

The main purpose is to take away the real instigators - Yi Zhonghai, Jia Zhangshi, and their followers Jia Dongxu and He Yuzhu.

Of course, Liu Haizhong and Yan Bugui, two people who are neutral on the surface but have already taken sides, also need to be taken back for detailed investigation.

Just as Captain Zhang was about to lead his men away, he suddenly heard an old voice shouting, "Wait a minute!"

Everyone turned their heads and saw an old lady supporting an old man with completely white hair coming out.

When Li Yang saw the person coming, his eyes immediately brightened and he thought, "He's finally here."

He had felt from the beginning that something was missing from this courtyard, and now he finally knew what was missing - the deaf old lady who was known as the pillar of the courtyard.

This deaf old lady is the most difficult person to recruit in the hospital.

Although Yi Zhonghai is the boss on the surface, it is actually this deaf old lady who holds the final say.

She always relies on her age. In addition, Yi Zhonghai has always supported and advocated respecting the elderly and loving the young in the Siheyuan, so the deaf old lady has a very high status and is basically the head of the Siheyuan.

It is also said that the husband and son of this deaf old lady both joined the army during the war and later died.

It is said that she personally delivered straw sandals to the Red Army at that time, so she has a very high prestige in the courtyard.

But in Li Yang's opinion, this is all bullshit.

Because according to the original plot, the deaf old lady had never left the city, so it was impossible for her to personally deliver shoes to the Red Army. It couldn't have been delivered by express delivery.

Moreover, the Red Army had never been to Sijiucheng before.

As for her so-called relative of a martyr, it is even more of a joke. Real relatives of martyrs all have official badges or certificates, but the deaf old lady has nothing.

According to Li Yang's inference, these were all fabricated and spread by the deaf old lady herself in order to enhance her own prestige and status in the courtyard.

In fact, the deaf old lady didn't want to come out to help, because she knew that the nature of this incident was very bad, and Yi Zhonghai and others would most likely be severely punished.

But now Yi Zhonghai and He Yuzhu were both being taken away at once, which was undoubtedly a bolt from the blue for the deaf old lady.

If something happened to these two people who usually served her, then she, an old woman, would really have no choice but to wait for death.

So in the end she had to step forward and find ways to rescue Yi Zhonghai and the others.

The deaf old lady staggered to Captain Zhang and said in an extremely old voice: "Comrade, if you take my pillar away, who will take care of me, a poor old woman? I am old and have to live here alone without anyone to take care of me. I will starve to death in this courtyard. Comrade, please show some leniency, or you will just be hoping that I, an old woman, will die soon!"

When Captain Zhang heard this, his brows immediately frowned.

He felt that there were too many troubles in this courtyard, one after another, making him feel torn.

Just now he had clearly been very open-minded and showed leniency by not taking the pregnant woman Qin Huairu away, but now this deaf old lady came and asked him to release He Yuzhu.

If this trend continues, will he be unable to catch the last one?

However, the old lady in front of him seemed to be over 80 years old, and she looked so thin that she seemed like she could be overturned by a straw.

Captain Zhang was still very polite and patient and said to her: "Old lady, please rest assured. We just need He Yuzhu to go back and cooperate with the investigation. If it is finally found that this matter really has nothing to do with him, he can come back tonight."

Although the deaf old lady still maintained that pitiful look, she secretly breathed a sigh of relief when she heard Captain Zhang say that.

She immediately turned her gaze to Yi Zhonghai, walked closer and said in a voice that only the two of them could hear: "Hurry up and find a way to get out of this!"

Yi Zhonghai nodded quickly and his expression immediately became more painful and pitiful.

He stepped forward, held Captain Zhang's arm tightly with both hands, and begged: "Captain Zhang, I really know I was wrong! I am too old to be taken away! Please make way for me!"

Faced with Yi Zhonghai's plea for mercy, Captain Zhang remained unmoved.

He had a blank expression on his face, his hands folded across his chest, and repeated calmly, "Catch him."

Two tall and strong men stepped forward and held Yi Zhonghai's arms tightly like a pair of pliers.

"What are you doing! I'm innocent!" Yi Zhonghai panicked and struggled hard, but the two pairs of powerful hands held him tightly like iron clamps, making him unable to move.

At this moment, the deaf old lady next to them seemed to realize that the situation had changed. She hurriedly shouted at the top of her voice: "Wait a minute! You can't take both of them away. At least leave one for me to take care of me!"

The deaf old lady's frail body trembled slightly because of excitement and anxiety. Her eyes were wide open and her expression was very anxious.

Captain Zhang frowned when he heard this, and turned to the deaf old lady angrily, staring into her eyes and saying slowly: "What do you mean? Everyone is equal before the law. I have already made the biggest concession to you, and I can't let you off any more."

"You officials only know how to bully the common people!" The deaf old lady stared at Captain Zhang with wide eyes and anger, like a cat whose tail was stepped on. Her voice was sharp and piercing, "You have no conscience. You don't even let a poor old woman go!"

"If you continue to make trouble, don't blame me for being rude!" Captain Zhang's face darkened, his brows furrowed, and he growled at the deaf old lady in a low voice.

The deaf old lady immediately shrank back like a deflated ball. She shivered, pursed her lips, and exuded a sense of resentment. She turned around and staggered towards her room, muttering to herself as she walked: "No one cares about a poor old woman like me. I might as well die soon!"

Seeing this, Yi Zhonghai quickly broke free and took two or three steps forward, hurriedly grabbed the deaf old lady's shriveled wrist, and comforted her in his signature gentle voice: "Grandma, don't be angry. If you get angry, what will we, the younger generation, do? We will definitely find a way to come back as soon as possible to continue to take care of you."

The deaf old lady then stopped, wiped her tears with sobs, turned around and looked at Yi Zhonghai, with a shrewd gleam in her eyes.

He cleared his throat, trembling a little, put on an appearance of a kind old man, slowly walked to Li Yang, raised his head to meet his gaze, and said to him in a gentle and soothing tone: "Kid, you are still young, it is normal that you can't handle some things well. After all, the source of this matter is you, and it's useless to quarrel about it. We are all in the same yard, so we still need unity and friendship. You have vented your anger enough by beating people, so don't embarrass everyone. I can help you talk to them. At most, I can ask them for some compensation. It's how much money you say."