Chapter 70: Jiaojiao is spoiled by the rough man

"Why must Qinggui go there? Will you beat me again if I go there?"

After the lesson last night, although Zhao Ying did not express any opinion on Jiang Panhua and Su Di's divorce, he no longer dared to let Jiang Panhua be alone with her two sons.

After all, the first time Qing He was beaten and strangled like that was shocking enough. Last night, Jiang Panhua actually treated her youngest son Qing Gui like that in front of everyone at the kitchen in the hall.

It is hard to imagine how this woman would treat her child when no one is watching.

"Mom, why are you so nervous? I'm just calling my own son." Jiang Panhua rolled her eyes.

"Do you really treat these two children as your own sons?"

Anyone who heard her say this would be angry, but Zhao Ying was used to it. She just gave her a cold look and turned around to continue doing her own thing.

Su Wanwan had long been accustomed to the noisy Su family. Since she had decided to go to the county town, she did not care much about family affairs, but packed up her things and left.

After leaving the Su family, Su Wanwan carefully avoided many of the production team's work sites in the village to prevent being seen by those interested, and took a winding path towards the only road in the village leading to the town.

It was not until dusk that I could finally see the shadow of the town in the distance.

Su Wanwan secretly calculated the time. If she walked from the town to the county town, it would probably take until dawn to arrive...

She needed to find someone in town with a bicycle to give her a ride.

After all, trains were very rare in that era, and there was no train station in the town. Tractors did not belong to individuals but to the production commune. The only means of transportation she could choose now was a bicycle.

Thinking of this, Su Wanwan ignored her fatigue, quickened her pace, and walked towards the most prosperous and chaotic place in the town - which was also near the place where she sold game before.

Only here will you have the chance to meet people who ride their own bicycles to pick up jobs.

Although there are not many people on the streets here, various narrow corners are filled with strange and panicked figures. It doesn't take much to know that these people are taking advantage of their free time to come here to sell things.

Su Wanwan tried her best to avoid the sight of these people, but was still grabbed by the wrist by a woman dressed like an old lady and was almost pulled into a corner.

"Girl, look at these freshly killed fish, just pulled out of the river, just a few of them!"

Following the direction of the old lady's gaze, Su Wanwan indeed saw several large black bags in the corner. Without thinking too much, she knew that they contained the goods that the old lady wanted to sell.

"I'm sorry, Auntie, I'm not here to buy anything..."

Su Wanwan gently rejected the person in front of her and searched around, trying to find someone who was taking on private work in some unexpected corner and quickly rush to the county town.

But the person in front of him seemed to see Su Wanwan's active thoughts, and suddenly smiled softly, and the force holding Su Wanwan's wrist tightened by two points -

"What does that girl want to do? See if I can help you."

Her eyes met the gaze of this "auntie", and Su Wanwan really could not see any kindness in her eyes.

After all, judging from the direction of the five tubes, the "auntie" in front of her was not an auntie at all, but more like a young girl who had deliberately dressed up, perhaps for the purpose of confusing her.

But she was anxious after all.

The radio station will need someone to broadcast tomorrow. If she doesn't return to the village by the broadcast time tomorrow morning, it will definitely cause the Su family to worry and other people in the village to suspect.

It will be hard to say then.

"Are there any bikes that go into town? I can pay a little more."

Su Wanwan lowered her voice, but her eyes continued to search the surroundings.

This "auntie" was obviously not here just to sell fish. When she heard Su Wanwan's request, her eyes immediately turned, the corners of her mouth curled up and she smiled twice in a slightly weird way. Her strong body flashed to the side, and in a moment she brought out two young men from a narrow alley.

One of them was pushing a three-wheeled bicycle.

“How much does it cost to go to the county town?”

Su Wanwan took a half step back vigilantly, secretly sizing up the people in front of her.

Anyone who can solicit business in such a place must not be from a clean background. She just hopes to ride her bicycle safely to the county town.

"50 cents, 80 cents for a round trip."

Although Su Wanwan had never ridden in this kind of car, she had a general idea of ​​it. This price was definitely much higher than other quotes.

However, she felt reassured by the high prices, and it seemed that these people were just trying to make some quick money.

After carefully examining the people in front of her again, Su Wanwan made up her mind and immediately took out fifty cents.

"Girl, it's almost midnight when you get from town to the county town, and the road is not very safe. I can let my brother go with you so that he can take care of you on the way."

The "auntie" seemed to shake Su Wanwan's hand again enthusiastically, and introduced her to a young man in his early twenties who was next to her.

As soon as she saw the man's appearance, Su Wanwan roughly guessed that this person was not an old lady at all, but was just disguising herself like this.

As for the purpose of disguising himself like this, it is unknown.

Without saying anything, Su Wanwan silently took two steps back and said, "Wait for me, I'll go to the commune to buy some water and food."

Seeing that the people in front of her did not stop her, Su Wanwan quickened her pace and quickly walked into the commune. After buying two bottles of soda and some biscuits, on the way back, she deliberately picked up a sharp stone from the ground and quietly put it into her cloth bag for emergency use.

When the few of them set out from the small road in the town, it had already gotten completely dark. Su Wanwan secretly felt for the flashlight in her bag through the cloth bag, hesitated for a moment, and still did not take it out.

A bicycle and a tricycle were moving slowly towards the county town in the silent night. It was almost pitch black except for the faint moonlight.

"Girl, what are you doing in the county so late at night?"

The young man on the bicycle suddenly turned around, scaring Su Wanwan in the dark.

"Dealing with some personal matters." After briefly answering the man's question, Su Wanwan moved her hand from the flashlight to the stone she had picked up earlier.

Hopefully things won't turn out as she fears.

"What personal business do you have to go to the county town to handle so late at night? Tell me about it and maybe I can help you."

Seeing Su Wanwan talking to him, the man immediately moved his bicycle closer to the tricycle where Su Wanwan was, almost moving forward right next to it.

"Why have you gone quiet?"

In the darkness of the night, Su Wanwan only felt that a huge black shadow was approaching her.

The tricycle she was riding suddenly stopped where it was. On the road with no village in front and no shop behind, another strong figure was approaching her.

"Are you going to the county town to look for your gay man?"

"What are you going to do?"

Su Wanwan subconsciously wanted to step back, but now she could only sit uncomfortably on the tricycle with no way to retreat.