In the era of rebirth, the charming daughter-in-law in the courtyard is beautiful and sassy.

Chapter 35: Letting down the old man’s hard work

Thinking of the little girl, he felt anxious. He glanced around the room and saw no one to answer him.

Jiang Jingya hurriedly asked: "Son, who are you looking for?"

Huo Jingrui frowned and said, "Where are the people who sent me here? Why didn't I see any of them?"

Jiang Jingya thought her son was looking for them because of the mission: "The others still have missions. The comrade who stayed to take care of you went out to make phone calls."

When Huo Jingrui heard this, he couldn't help but feel anxious.

The little girl led the people away in order to save him, but none of those people were extremely evil people. I don't know what her current situation is like. Did she escape safely?
Jiang Jingya kept staring at her son's expression: "Son, are you feeling uncomfortable somewhere?"

At this time, there were footsteps outside the door, and it was the comrade Jiang Jingya said was on the phone who came in.

Huo Jingrui shouted with urgency: "Liu Cheng."

Liu Cheng took three steps and then two steps to reach the hospital bed: "Batalion Commander, you really scared us to death. Fortunately, you are okay."

Huo Jingrui didn't bother to tell him this: "Where are those people?"

Liu Cheng understood what the battalion commander meant, and lowered his head to Huo Jingrui's ear: "The things have been safely escorted back to the research institute. When we looked for them, we found five corpses nearby, but the identities are still being verified."

Huo Jingrui panicked all of a sudden, but his words turned around the corner: "Have you affected the people nearby?"

Liu Cheng shook his head: "No, fortunately at that time, there were not many people outside."

Not hearing the information he wanted, Huo Jingrui looked disappointed: "I'm fine now. Go and do your work. Just send someone over to help."

Liu Cheng also knew that there were still many things that needed to be sorted out, so he nodded and said, "Okay."*
As soon as Yun returned home, she began to prepare her luggage for going to the countryside.

Anyway, it will only take more than a year to come back. I originally thought that Aunt Wei would come over from time to time to help clean the house, but now that Wei Hongjun and his wife are going to live here, there is no need to ask for help anymore.

I sorted out the winter clothes and quilts that were only used in winter and put them into the clean sacks I found, thinking that I would send them to the post office early tomorrow morning, so that I could cover the space.

As for the rest, a smaller package can be used to hold clothes and the like, and a suitcase is enough. Other things that are needed can be packed directly into the space.

After packing up the things I wanted to bring, I thought it would be better to put the valuables at home into the space, so I went to the house where my adoptive parents lived before and put away the small box in the cabinet that my adoptive mother had shown to the original owner.

Inside were two small yellow croakers and a pair of jade bracelets. The adoptive mother had said that they would be used as dowries for the original owner in the future.

She didn't touch the other things in the room. There were memories of the original owner and her adoptive parents in this room. The original owner would come in to sit in the room from time to time.

After leaving the adoptive parents' house, he went directly to Mr. Chu's house. All the things in the secret compartment were put into the space. He was going to clean up the house and cover the furniture and bed with sheets.

But when she opened the bottom layer of the chest of drawers in the room, she saw a cowhide belt inside. When she saw the hospital's medical records inside, her head buzzed.

When I saw the diagnosis certificate inside, I felt mixed emotions and felt extremely uncomfortable.

Mr. Chu should have been planning for the future of the original owner for a long time. When the danger came, maybe part of the reason was for her.

I sighed softly in my heart: It's a pity that the original owner failed the old man's hard work and actually gave up his life for a scumbag.

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