Mozun boss is working as an aunt in farming

Chapter 262 Liu Dali takes the blame

County magistrate Zhao and Xing Wu looked at each other after hearing this.

Xing Wu couldn't help but said: "Since it belongs to your aunt, why did he insist that it belongs to your family?"

Si Jinbai replied embarrassingly: "The main reason is that you are too serious, I'm afraid that this peacock will cause trouble."

Xing Wu was speechless, well, given how much the villagers love the little girl, if any troubles arise, they will definitely be the first to pick her out.

So it seemed normal to say that yesterday.

When County Magistrate Zhao heard that the peacock was in Si Qing's hands, he couldn't sit still, he stood up and said to Si Zhengping, "In that case, please trouble the village chief to take us to see your aunt."

Si Zhengping hesitated again: "My lord, our aunt always wakes up late, maybe it won't work now, why don't you wait a little longer, Your lord."

"What? Are you going too far?" To actually wake up Tangtang County Magistrate and others?

Xing Wu felt that Si Zhengping was probably getting old and had something wrong with his mind?

County magistrate Zhao also felt a little uncomfortable. After all, he was also a parent official, so how could it be decent to wait for a girl to get up?
Si Zhengping saw that Zhao County Magistrate's expression was unhappy, so he cupped his hands and said, "My lord, please don't take offense. Our aunt was seriously ill a few days ago and her body is weak. I hope you will forgive me."

Anyway, after all, if you want to see your aunt, wait until she wakes up.

County magistrate Zhao was very upset. Xing Wu thought about it. When he saw Si Qing yesterday, the girl had indeed lost a lot of weight. Looking thin and small, she was indeed quite weak.

Then she leaned into Zhao County Magistrate's ear and whispered: "Brother-in-law, let's just wait, that little girl is indeed a little weak."

What else can Magistrate Zhao say?
You can't force people to wake them up, right?What if something goes wrong?
He could only sit patiently at Si Zhengping's house and wait.

Before he could wait long, a tall and thin man suddenly broke in from outside, and he knelt down on the ground with a "plop" as soon as he entered the room.

"My lord, I picked up the peacock from outside and gave it to our aunt. If your lord wants to arrest someone, you can arrest me. It has nothing to do with the villagers or my aunt. It is my fault alone. Please check it out!"

Magistrate Zhao was taken aback by the sudden confession.

Si Zhengping stood up awkwardly, looked at Liu Dali who was kneeling in the middle of the room, and said in surprise, "Dali, what are you talking about? What does this matter have to do with you?"

Liu Dali raised his head to look at Si Zhengping, pursed his lips, and said to Si Zhengping: "Village chief, you don't have to defend me. I picked up the peacock and gave it to my aunt. If the magistrate wants to arrest him, just arrest me. I will do things alone. One person."

County magistrate Zhao stroked his beard and looked at Si Zhengping: "Why did someone come out and say that he picked up the peacock? Village chief, who should I believe?"

"My lord, you don't have to ask the village chief, I did pick up the peacock!" Liu Dali said hastily.

County Magistrate Zhao didn't speak, just looked at Si Zhengping, Si Zhengping sighed, shook his head and walked over to help Liu Dali up.

"Dali, you are a good boy. I understand what you mean. The matter of the peacock has nothing to do with you. You don't have to get involved."

"Village chief, it has nothing to do with me. I picked up the peacock! County magistrate, if you want to arrest me, arrest me!" Seeing that the village chief denied his statement, Liu Dali became anxious.

It was the first time that the county magistrate Zhao saw someone rushing to be caught, so he thought it was interesting for a while, so he asked him: "You keep saying that you picked up the peacock, so tell me, where is it?" What does it look like?"

Liu Dali was suddenly at a loss for words, he had never seen a peacock before, so how could he know what it looked like?
(End of this chapter)