Leisurely mountain village

Ye Huan and the others could also see that Li Zifei seemed to be pursuing Chen Xixi, as he had been following her around. None of them had any ill intentions; they were just watching the show.

"Wow, Huan-ge, I just noticed your Kuaishou videos. Are these all scenes from your hometown?" Xiao Shuai asked after accidentally seeing Ye Huan's videos.

"Yeah, just posting it for fun." Ye Huan nodded. Lin Li heard about it, took Xiao Shuai's phone, looked at the name, and then used her own phone to search for the account: The Mountain Runner Who Goes Home to Farm, and followed it.

Then they started scrolling. "Brother Huan, is this little white thing a wolf?" Lin Li suddenly asked.

"Yeah, I rescued it by chance, and its dad then handed it over to me to raise. It's been living with me ever since." Ye Huan nodded, wondering if he could get a certificate for Xiaobai in the future.

In their area, whether you get a license for a dog or a cat doesn't matter, but I don't know if it matters whether you get a license for a wolf or a tiger. Ye Huan didn't ask, but it shouldn't be a problem. Who would go to that poor mountain village to check this?

"The environment is so nice, Huan-ge. When I'm on vacation, I want to come visit you," Lin Li said with a smile.

"Sure, just let me know in advance." Ye Huan nodded. What else was there to say when an old classmate went out to have fun? He would just have to take care of him.

"I really want to go too, but I don't have any holidays this year. My family wants me to go on blind dates during the National Day holiday. My mom said that if I don't do well, she'll introduce me to three people every day," Xiao Shuai said with a bitter face.

Ye Huan and Lin Li laughed, but Lin Li couldn't laugh for long. "I'm not much better off than you. You men are fine at twenty-six or twenty-seven, but we girls are twenty-six and still not married. My mom has been nagging me about it countless times at home. It's so annoying."

Ye Huan nodded, recalling what his mother had said before about introducing him to potential partners, which scared him away. Sigh, he's getting older, and the pressure to get married is so common.

A woman sitting next to Lin Li overheard their conversation and leaned closer. "That's how it is now. Everyone has to get married early, otherwise they'll get too picky and it'll just delay their marriage," said Wang Hui, a female classmate.

"Yeah, now every weekend my mom nags me, and I don't even dare to stay at home anymore." Lin Li was quite annoyed.

"Xiao Hui, you're married, right?"

"Yes, we got married last year. My husband is from our area and works in the neighborhood committee. I thought he was a very honest and kind person, so I agreed to marry him. We met through a blind date." Wang Hui nodded and said, "It's perfectly normal for a woman in her twenties to get married."

"He didn't come?" Ye Huan asked. "How can you be so careless at this hour?"

“He’s here, in the car. I told him to just grab something to eat in the lobby, but he said not to worry about him, I’ll just text him when I’m done eating,” Wang Hui said with a smile. “He drove me here from Jiangning.”

"Good man, invite him up to eat with us, what's wrong with that? It doesn't say we can't bring family members," Ye Huan said with a smile.

"Let me ask. They should have already eaten." Wang Hui picked up her phone and sent a message to her husband.

"Look, he's already eaten. He ordered a bowl of noodles upstairs. Honestly." Wang Hui complained, but she was secretly delighted. Ye Huan and the others could tell that she was very happy, so they wished her well.

"When we go downstairs later, let's get to know each other. Haha, you're so clueless. Your husband brought you here, and you just left him in the car," the group laughed.

As the party progressed into its second half, everyone had drunk quite a bit and was now mostly chatting. People had dispersed, and a few close friends were strolling and chatting as they walked to the restaurant entrance.

Ye Huan and his friends had drunk quite a bit, so they told each other to stop. They just sat there chatting and laughing, and the group had grown a bit. Now there were two more people, one man and two women, all of whom were quite familiar with each other.

After drinking a bit too much, we started chatting, so I came over to join in. Both of my female classmates were married, so the conversation revolved around family, marriage, and children.

Ye Huan found it quite amazing that she could actually get into the conversation.

Then Wang Hui received the message, picked up her phone, looked at it, her expression changed, she hurriedly got up, grabbed her bag and ran out. Ye Huan saw this and said, "Her husband might be in trouble, let's go check on him."

Then he led the way downstairs and followed them. As they walked out the gate, the parking lot was on the left. He saw a group of people gathered there, and guessed that was it.

As I strode over, I saw Wang Hui supporting a young man wearing glasses, arguing with a domineering couple across the street.

As soon as they went inside, they heard Wang Hui say, "Come out here. You hit my car. Pay some money and go through the insurance, that's fine. Why are you swearing at me?"

"So what if I curse you, you country bumpkins? Get lost, or I might hit you," said the obviously drunk man.

Hotel staff came over to find out what happened. It turned out that the man had drunk too much. His wife couldn't drive, so he was going to drive the car onto the main road for her to drive. However, when he turned the corner, he crashed into Wang Hui's husband's car.

Originally, it was nothing serious, and we could have just paid some money to settle it. But this guy got drunk, got out of the car and started cursing, and that's how this happened.

Ye Huan walked over, separated them, and said to Wang Hui, "Call the police. They're driving under the influence; they're going to be detained."

"You little brat, what's it to you? Why are you making a fool of yourself?" The drunkard shoved Ye Huan, but Ye Huan wasn't going to let him get away with it. He grabbed the man's wrist and twisted it upwards!

"Try pushing it again?"

"Ouch, ouch, ouch... Let go!" The drunkard sobered up instantly.

"Don't push your luck, call the police." Ye Huan turned back to Wang Hui and said.

The drunk man's wife was about to go berserk, but when she heard the police had been called, she stopped.

The police arrived quickly. After listening to the story, they tested the drunk man on the spot, and he was confirmed to be driving under the influence. The problem was that the drunk man, whether due to the effects of the alcohol or something else, suddenly started acting out and pushed the police officer to the ground. This made things much worse.

His wife tried to stop the police from arresting her husband, but when backup arrived, the woman's hands were tied behind her back, and the man was subdued with pepper spray.

After getting to know Wang Hui's husband and looking at the damaged area—a small patch of paint was scratched off, worth only two or three hundred yuan—they exchanged phone numbers. The police then took the couple away; they knew they were going to be detained.

Wang Hui and her husband, taking the opportunity to thank Ye Huan, brewed a pot of tea on the first floor and started chatting.

Those above were unaware of what was happening below, but once the people returning from their walks told them, everyone found out.

"If you have nothing else to do, go home early." After chatting for a while, Ye Huan noticed that Wang Hui was yawning and said.

"Okay, we'll be going now. Ye Huan, thank you for today. My husband is bad at talking and can't win against them," Wang Hui said to Ye Huan.

"It's nothing, be careful on your way back, brother-in-law, drive slowly." The group said goodbye to Wang Hui and her husband, and Wang Hui went up to say hello to Chen Xixi and the others before leaving.