Temptation of love! Mr. Feng, Miss Chang has resigned

Children should act like children. If they are not afraid of adults at all, they will deserve to be punished.

He is the elder after all, and Chang Yao should respect him.

Tang Yong picked up a branch from the ground and hit her with it. "Your parents aren't here, so I'll discipline you on their behalf. There's no way a man outside of this village knows you as well as the people in the village. I'm doing this for your own good."

Chang Yao grabbed the branch, bent it and broke it, then looked at him coldly: "You really should be thankful. This village is isolated from the outside world. People from outside don't come here, and people here can't leave. That's why my mother's death was kept secret so well."

She was young at the time and didn't understand the law. Now, what she regrets most is that she didn't call the police, allowing these people to escape.

As the village chief, Tang Yong could not admit that he had done anything wrong. Hearing her tone, Tang Yong raised his voice even louder.

"You damn girl, you went to college outside and treated me like this. I shouldn't have let you go out in the first place."

Keeping her in the village can at least solve the fertility pressure in the village.

Chang Yao said sarcastically, "It was you who kicked me out in the first place." Don't try to change the subject here.

Tang Yong had never been talked back to like this before, and his face turned ugly instantly: "Chang Yao, who do you think you are? How dare you talk to me like that? If I hadn't felt sorry for you and your daughter, I would never have introduced your mother to Zhang Qiang. After all, Zhang Qiang is a local in town and has a house, but your mother has nothing."

Chang Yao endured it again and again, but finally couldn't bear it anymore: "If you hadn't introduced my mother to Zhang Qiang, my mother might not have died, and I wouldn't have such a heavy debt. Why don't you just die?"

Tang Yong looked at her with eyes that seemed to be accusing a murderer. Tang Yong felt a little frightened and moved his hands constantly, and slapped her.

Chang Yao's face was hit sideways. She remained indifferent and numb: "You'd better beat me to death. Pei Yajie's living expenses are 5,000, and Zhang Qiang's medical expenses are 5,000 every month. These debts will all be put on your head, and I will be relieved."

When Tang Yong heard about the huge amount of money, he said, "This is what your family owes. What does it have to do with me?"

Chang Yao knew that he was a man who took advantage of his age and was actually illiterate: "If you force me to stay in the village or beat me to death, and I can't pay you, the police will come after you. Of course you have to help me pay it back."

Tang Yong swallowed his saliva. He didn't expect that it would cost so much money to keep her trapped in the village. He couldn't even afford it even if he sold his house.

"This is what you owe me. It has nothing to do with me. Go back and earn money, and don't come back."

Chang Yao heard his tone soften, and reminded him in a tough manner: "I only owe Pei Yajie, and never owe anyone else. What qualifications do you have to ask me to do anything!"

Tang Yong opened his lips but couldn't say anything for a long time. This little girl is so talkative after going out to study.

Chang Yao walked forward a few steps, turned around and said to him, "By the way, if anything happens to me in the village, I will stay here and you will help me pay back the money."

Tang Yong looked at her leaving back and cursed: "You wish."

Chang Yao returned home and wanted to stay here for a few days before going back, since the vacation was long anyway.

After the village chief finished talking with her, he called a meeting of all the people in the village, mainly focusing on Chang Yao, and warned them not to do anything sneaky as long as Chang Yao was in the village. If something happened to her in the village, it would be very troublesome.

They were quite obedient to the village chief and did as he said without asking for specific reasons.

When the neighbor came back from the village committee, he took a special look at her house when he passed by her house, and walked home muttering to himself.

"This little girl is quite powerful. At first, she was hated by everyone in the village and anyone who passed by would bully her. Now the village chief is protecting her in a meeting. I thought I could catch up with everyone and get something from her this time.

I didn't expect that living next door to her is the most dangerous now. If anything happens to her, I will be held responsible. What is this? Living next door to her is really unlucky. I am so unlucky, bah."

Chang Yao got up, washed, opened the door and went out for breakfast. She strolled around the town. The town was not as lively as before and there were not many consumers.

She remembered that when her mother took her to sell buns, the streets were crowded with people. Now it is deserted, with only two or three people coming to each stall occasionally.

Chang Yao was sitting in a breakfast shop and ordered some fried dough sticks and soy milk. When the boss saw her, he took out two tea eggs from the pot and handed them to her.

She looked at the boss, and the boss took the initiative to say: "This is the food I sent you. The village chief asked us to take good care of you."

The owner of the breakfast shop is very young and probably doesn't know about the past. The village chief doesn't want him to take care of him like this.

She went to the nearby river to look, but she didn't pay attention to her feet and accidentally fell, hitting her knee on a rock and bleeding.

Farmers passing by saw this and quickly said, "We didn't push you. Don't go complain to the village chief."

After saying this, they ran away quickly, fearing to take responsibility.

Chang Yao went to the pharmacy to buy iodine to treat the wound herself. In the evening, the village chief came over and talked to her through the iron gate.

"Chang Yao, you're injured today. You can't stay in the village, right?"

Chang Yao saw that he was afraid to pay and said, "That's not necessarily true. I can't walk now."

What Tang Yong thought was that if she stayed in the village for one more day, she would earn one less day. If this would make him lose money, it would not be worth it.

"Why are you running around for no reason? You're injured. Tell me what you want to do."

Chang Yao thought about how he had bullied her mother in the past and didn't want him to have an easy time.

"I want to go burn paper money for my mother tomorrow, but my leg is injured and I can't go."

"I'll go and burn it." Tang Yong said quickly.

Chang Yao didn't believe he would do this: "When the time comes, have someone shoot a video and show it to me. If you don't do this well, I guess I'll have to stay in the village for two or three months, and then go out and find a job after the New Year."

Tang Yong panicked when he heard this: "Okay, I'll do whatever you say."

The next day, Tang Yong carried paper money up the mountain, walked to the tombstone of Chang Yao's mother, lit the paper money and put it on the ground to burn.

While burning, he kept muttering: "You should let Chang Yao go back as soon as possible. Our village can't keep her. I burned so much paper money for you. Tell her in your dream tonight."

Tang Yong thought of something and turned around: "Start recording."

They turned on the village chief's phone to record the video and kept urging him: "Village chief, it's dark and spooky here, let's get out of here quickly."

Tang Yong growled: "Young man, you are so impatient when doing things. What can we expect from you in the future? You have to burn the paper money bit by bit." This is sincerity to the dead.

Finally, the burning was over. They went down the mountain without stopping for a moment. Tang Yong showed her the video through the iron gate.

"Then you can go back earlier." Tang Yong reminded her.

Chang Yao felt relieved for her mother. She had never apologized before, but now she could burn paper money at her mother's grave.

She smiled and said, "My injury hasn't healed yet, why are you in such a hurry?" After that, she walked back into the house.