She won't clear her name; she'll throw away all the scum.

A powerful punch landed on his face, knocking Mr. Hu to the ground, leaving him stunned.

Jinju screamed, "Hu Jie, how dare you hit your own father? Are you even human?"

Hu Jie: "If I weren't human, I would have killed you all long ago, and you wouldn't even have had the chance to ask me this question."

The murderous intent was too strong, so Jinju shrank her neck and hid behind Hu's father.

With a bruise around his eye, Mr. Hu said, "Second son, are you blaming me? Even the police believe it has nothing to do with me, so what are you still doubting? Don't you even trust the police?"

Hu Jie: "Let's go, I'll take you to the police station first."

Jinju dawdled, reluctant to go. She didn't want to see dead people, but she craved a dead chicken, a piping hot one. She hadn't eaten all day; for the past few days on the train, she'd only managed one pancake a day. Hu Bin had cried from hunger several times. Before getting off the train, she snatched a corn cob from a shy young woman, cursing as she ran away.

People are starving to death, who cares about propriety and shame? Jinju thought Hu Jie really didn't know how to behave. How could he not treat them to something to eat after they had come all this way?

His father-in-law even got punched by him; the father was worse than the son.

What's so interesting about a dead person? There's no need to rush to see him. He's dead, he can't possibly run away. Even if we saw him, they wouldn't have the money to bury him. It's better not to notify them at all and just let the police handle it themselves.

Jinju was heartbroken for a few days after hearing that her husband had died, but these past few days she has been starving and is no longer so sad about her dead husband. Instead, she craves a full meal.

"Dad and we haven't eaten enough for days. Why don't we eat something first before we go over?" Jinju couldn't think of anything else; all she could think about was food.

Hu Jie sneered: "Are you going to the police station or not? If not, get lost."

I was filled with hatred, but the thought of seeing Hu's father go in a few days made me think that the scene would be quite a sight.

Hu's father grabbed his eldest grandson, "Go, let's go now!"

When the group arrived at the police station, Old Lady Xia saw this and pulled Old Chen along with her.

These past few days, Old Chen has been saying that Hu's father and his family only made a small mistake at most, and the worst thing is that Hu's mother and her eldest son actually had such a vicious idea.

He also said that it was wrong for Hu Jie to hit people, after all, they were his father, nephew and sister-in-law, how could he just hit them like that? He didn't know how to respect his elders at all, he was not a good kid.

Old Chen even felt that he was completely different from usual, looking like an extreme person, and that it would be better to have less contact with him in the future. He also thought that Old Lady Xia was worrying for no reason.

In response, Old Lady Xia simply replied, "Are you out of your mind? All you do is spout nonsense all day long. If I killed all your sons, would you see how extreme you are?"

Old Chen was still unconvinced, "Xiao Hu is still young, he can still find a wife and have children, Yingying is just..."

Grandma Xia had already raised her hand, but Old Chen wisely shut his mouth, preventing her from saying anything more.

Although Old Chen had been hurt by his sons before, his long-held beliefs were not so easy to change. Deep down, he was still that hateful old man who didn't take women seriously.

Inside the police station, the officers first took Hu's father and Jin Ju to separate interrogation rooms, and asked Hu Jie and the others to look after Hu Bin for the time being.

They felt that since he was their uncle, there was no way he could really hate a child like Hu Bin.

Hu Bin was a very noisy and clueless child. He was very hungry and wanted to eat the sweet candy and crispy biscuits he had eaten at his uncle's house before, so he started throwing a tantrum.

"I'm hungry, I want to eat, I want to eat."

Hu Bin coldly watched, letting him roll around like that.

When Hu Bin saw that this tactic was ineffective, he immediately added loud crying to the child's crying. The child's cries were so loud that they attracted the attention of the police officers.