Quick Wear: Devil's Whisper

Li Yao thought for a moment and decided to leave the money at her grandfather's house because it was the safest place.

Wang Yang clenched the banknotes in his hand and said nervously, "I want to give the money to my father because he works so hard."

After saying that, he looked at his sister nervously. Seeing that Li Yao was blushing, he seemed to feel that what he did was inappropriate.

Wang Yang wanted to explain, but he was tongue-tied and didn't know whether to apologize first or to form a united front first.

The two children have completely different personalities, but they have a very good relationship. Li Yao is more like an older sister and always protects the introverted and taciturn Wang Yang.

Wang Jun patted the two children's heads and said with a smile: "This is not a test. There is no standard answer. Your choices are not wrong. It's just that your living environments are different, which affects your choices."

Afraid that they were too young to understand, Wang Jun had the patience to analyze the matter carefully.

"Wang Yang knows that Daddy is working hard, so he wants to do his best to share the burden for him. You have done a great job and are very responsible! But there are only two of you at home, and Daddy will not covet the fruits of your labor, so you can rest assured to hand over the proceeds of your labor to the adults."

Seeing Wang Yang nod, Wang Jun continued, "But her sister's living environment can't make her feel at ease. She doesn't know who will get the fruits of her hard work, and the people who benefit won't feel sorry for her efforts, and will most likely blame her. Although there is a mother who truly loves her in that family, love alone is not enough. The spiritual level cannot make up for the lack of material things, and that family cannot provide Yaoyao with enough sense of security."

Wang Yang nodded as if he understood, but Li Yao burst into tears, clutching her grandfather's clothes tightly with her little hands, and expressed her worries and fears in a wronged tone.

She was afraid that her father would fight with her mother, she was afraid of the way her grandparents would look at her, she was afraid that after she had a younger brother, she wouldn’t even be able to go back to that home, she was afraid that her mother would also dislike her…

Wang Hongmei rushed in and hugged her daughter. She never knew that her daughter, who was always strong and optimistic, had so many worries. She felt that the child was still young, and even though the atmosphere in the Li family was not good, she tried hard to maintain this stagnant marriage. She didn't expect that she was wrong. She had barely pieced together a deformed family for her child, and the child would not feel happy. She was not a competent and good mother.

Wang Yang cried with his sister because he also thought of those annoying people. Not all blood relatives can be called relatives.

Wang Hongliang took the two children away. He knew that his sister was not living a happy life, but he did not expect that the children would be affected so greatly.

Wang Jun took out a mobile phone and handed it to his daughter, asking her to look at it herself.

The moment she saw the phone, Wang Hongmei knew that the person who taught Li Guangsheng a lesson yesterday was the seemingly unreliable old man in her family.

After reading the contents on the phone, Wang Hongmei no longer had any attachment to this marriage. Her original feelings for Li Guangsheng were more of disappointment, but now they had completely turned into disgust.

Wang Jun advised: "You can't get a divorce now. Wait for another month and let him bring it up first. Then you can do this and that..."

Wang Hongmei nodded. After all these years, she would not mind these few days. She wanted to see how disgusting the person who had been sleeping beside her for so many years could be.

The next day, Wang Jun did not bring his glass fish tank, but instead replaced it with a big red bucket. This bucket was an unused item and was particularly in the way when placed on the balcony.

He set out an hour earlier today, so he closed his stall earlier. After the performance, Wang Jun sat under a tree, fanning himself with a palm-leaf fan, and looked at the two people walking towards him.

The two policemen, one fat and one thin, were the two who were tricked by Wang Jun into writing self-criticisms last time.

The onlookers were talking about it. Why did the police come? Who called the police? Is he jealous of others who make so much money?

Aunt Fang, who was hiding behind the crowd, sneezed, rubbed her nose, and continued to watch the fun with glee.

The fat policeman stepped forward and said seriously, "Comrade Wang Jun, we have received a report from the public that you are suspected of illegally domesticating wild animals and making profits from it. Please come with us and return to the bureau for investigation."

Wang Jun was still sitting firmly, fanning himself with a palm-leaf fan, while aiming his eyes at Aunt Fang in the crowd, and said in a loud voice: "What did you say? We received a report from the masses? Don't make a fuss! Aunt Fang told you, right? Otherwise, a son-in-law is half a son! The two of them get along well! I'll tell you everything."

The fat policeman thought to himself that this was bad, and sure enough, the next moment his mother-in-law rushed out, pointed at Wang Jun's nose and yelled, "Mr. Wang, stop accusing me with your big mouth. Why do you say that I told him? Do you have any evidence? Be careful or I'll sue you in court..."

Wang Jun interrupted her and said indifferently: "It's not true, so what are you so excited about? If someone doesn't know, they would think you are trying to cover up something!"

"you shut up!"

Seeing Aunt Fang's furious face, everyone instantly understood that it was indeed she who had informed on the secret.

There was something different in the way everyone looked at the fat policeman at this time.

The fat policeman frowned and repeated the routine words, and emphasized that Wang Jun should go back to the bureau with him to cooperate with the investigation.

Wang Jun corrected his attitude and actively cooperated with the investigation, but he expressed doubts about the accusations in the words.

"First of all, I didn't raise the fish. Secondly, I didn't ask it to perform. Thirdly, I didn't make any profit from the performance of the white fish. If you want to accuse me, you can always find a pretext. If you insist on listening to my family's one-sided words to slander me, then I also reserve the right to complain to you."

Some onlookers also questioned: "The whistleblower is your family member, shouldn't you avoid suspicion?"

Before the fat policeman could speak, Wang Jun explained: "Everyone may have misunderstood. This policeman is not looking for trouble for his mother-in-law because she is angry. He is not that kind of person."

The few people who had just spoken up for justice suddenly felt as uncomfortable as if they had swallowed a fly. How could this person not know what was good for him? He changed his attitude faster than turning the pages of a book.

The fat policeman did not feel relieved after hearing this. Instead, he became more alert. He always felt that Wang Jun would not say anything good.

Sure enough, Wang Jun did not disappoint him: "Last time I reported two police officers at the police station, they not only apologized to me in public, but I heard they also wrote self-criticisms and accepted criticism and education. It has been half a month, and the two comrades have not come to trouble me. I guess they are not the kind of people who bend the law for personal gain."

Wow~ There is a lot of information in this passage. It turns out that new and old grudges are mixed together. No wonder Uncle Wang is accused right from the start.

The thin policeman didn't expect to get himself involved. How could he know that the informant was Aunt Fang? He was forced to wade into the muddy water and died unjustly.

Faced with the pointing and criticizing of the onlookers, the two were in a dilemma for a moment.