"I'll go to Yongfu Village quietly. No matter how much I can get, it's better than thinking about it at ho."
Shu Ping nodded. Seeing him take the initiative in handling the matter, she was still very touched and felt that this cousin of hers was a good person.
Not to ntion cousins, so brothers may not be so good to their own sisters. This can be regarded as satisfying her wish of having a brother since childhood.
"Brother, thank you. I don't have to worry about anything with you around. It's like you're there to help
when the sky falls."
This sudden complint made Shu Jun laugh, and he touched her head lovingly.
"Silly girl, why are you thanking
when we’re family? If you had told
this earlier, would I have let Jiang Hai be so proud until now? I would have beaten him so hard that he couldn't get out of bed."
But now, Jiang Hai had done so many evil things that it wasn’t enough to just beat him up.
These villains who repaid kindness with enmity must be punished as they deserved. His uncle was so good to them when he was alive, but it seed like he raised a group of wolves and tigers. He deceived an orphan girl who lost her parents with such a sinister intention. He wasn’t worthy of being a human being.
Uncle Li didn't find any other suitable job after leaving the food factory. In addition to farm work in the fields, he also raised a few pigs at ho, which were sold at the end of the year. It was just as good as working in the canteen.
When Shu Jun arrived, he was cutting pig grass in the yard. When he saw Shu Jun, Uncle Li didn't look surprised, as if he had a premonition that soone would co.
When Shu Jun asked, Uncle Li picked up a match, lit the pipe, took a long puff, and slowly exhaled white smoke.
"There are so things I should have said earlier, just thinking about it makes
uncomfortable. Jiang Hai’s an ungrateful guy. He hooked up with Gu Zhihong when Old Shu was here, but it was just a small skirmish at that ti. Old Shu knew it in his heart and didn't care. He said, 'There are no fish in freshwater'. As long as you do your job well, you can get so rewards. Deductions are futile. Who knew that he would suddenly disappear like this? The factory fell into Jiang Hai's hands like a mouse in a rice jar. Old Shu spent a lot of money buying machines before, but he definitely didn't owe any debts. He always said that he would do as much as he could, and he just wanted the word ‘stability’. I don't believe that soone ca to collect debts. Gu Zhihong is in charge of the accounts. It would take him only a few minutes to make false accounts. But I know it's useless. There’s no evidence. Everyone thinks Jiang Hai is a good person. If I stand up, I'm afraid that I won't get good results and even get into trouble. "
Uncle Li's concerns were natural. Shu Jun didn't co here today to accuse anyone. After listening, he only asked the questions he wanted to know the most, "Then do you know who in the factory 'defected' to Jiang Hai? Gu Zhihong made false accounts, but where is the real account book? Where did Jiang Hai find those people who ca to collect the debts? "
It is only natural to pay back debts, but debts cannot be owed simply by saying so. There must be real evidence. Now that Shu Hemin was gone, and the other party had identified Shu Hemin as the borrower, so was there an IOU? Was there a signature from Shu Hemin himself on the IOU? If there was no contract or IOU, and they wanted to make trouble, then they could just go to court.
Shu Jun wasn't an ignorant country bumpkin. One of his classmates' fathers worked in the procuratorate, and they usually had a good relationship. This ti, he planned to ask the other party for help, and with the friendship of more than three years as classmates, he wouldn't refuse.
"The driver Shi Lei and Wu Peng from the workshop, they are so close to Jiang Hai that they’re like brothers. The others are small workers with no real power, and Jiang Hai doesn't think highly of them. Regarding the account book, I don't know about that, and I don't understand it. As for those debt collectors, there is one I know. He used to be a waiter in a noodle restaurant in town. I don't know if he is still working there. I don't know the others."
Shu Jun had his own judgnt on what Uncle Li said, and it should be true. Jiang He won't look for acquaintances to handle the case, but if he could find one of them, he could find the others. Since he worked as a waiter in a noodle shop, at least there were clues.
"Thank you, Uncle Li. The matter hasn’t been resolved yet. I won't say anything else. Don't ntion my visit to others. When there is a result in the end, my sister and I will definitely co to your house to express our gratitude."
Uncle Li waved his hand, "Hey, what’re you thanking
for? It's not worth a word of thanks. Just don't bla
for hiding it. The help I can give is only a little, but I’ll be able to sleep more peacefully at night."
"Let’s take it one step at a ti. Many things are beyond our control. We still understand this principle. You have helped us a lot. "
Shu Jun got on his bike and left. Uncle Li stood by the road and watched for a long ti. He couldn't help but worry about them. In his heart, he hoped that they could "snatch" the factory back. As long as they had a conscience, they would always hope that good would be rewarded with good, evil would be punished with evil, and evil would not prevail over justice!
After Shu Jun returned, he went directly to Shu Ping's house and repeated Uncle Li's words.
"It's too late today. I'll go to the town to inquire about that guy tomorrow."
Shu Ping had a different opinion on this. "Will we alert the snake if we ask around all of a sudden?"
Shu Jun frowned. "It's possible, but I can't think of any other way for the ti being."
Shu Ping imdiately understood that her cousin was very smart, but he was a gentleman and solved things seriously. In fact, finding that guy would not solve any of their problems.
Both of them were students, without money, power, or influence, and Jiang Hai was the nominal director of the food factory. He had been in the local area for so many years. With various interests connected, would the other party tell them the truth? The answer was obvious.
So Shu Ping made a suggestion, "Why don't we wait until dark and go to the factory to see if we can find any useful evidence."
She found the key that Shu Hemin had left behind at ho, and she was betting that Jiang Hai would not think of changing the lock.
Shu Jun was stunned for a long ti before saying, "There’s a gatekeeper guarding the factory at night."
Shu Ping had already prepared for this, "The gatekeeper is so old, his alertness will not be very high. I read in the newspaper that people sleep the deepest in the early morning, so no one should notice
if I climb over the wall."
Shu Ping liked to make quick decisions. If she couldn't find evidence, she would think of other ways. There was no need to talk about martial ethics with people like Jiang Hai.
Shu Jun felt that he didn't understand his sister anymore as she was too bold, but he also knew that the matter was urgent, and he couldn't think of a better way, so he had to agree.
He did it right away. Shu Jun found an excuse with his parents to spend the night at a friend's house. He accompanied Shu Ping until midnight, and the two of them quietly went to the food factory. There were many people in the village who raised dogs and Shu Ping was afraid of disturbing them, so she specially cooked a pot of at bones, which played a big role.
The wall of the food factory was more than 1.6 ters high. Shu Ping stood by the wall, and it was just up to her head. Shu Jun first observed the surroundings, found a place with stones, and picked up Shu Ping first. He let her climb up to the top of the wall, and then he rushed and jumped up, using the support of his arms to successfully climb over. After jumping off the wall, both of them were a little out of breath.
The brother and sister knew the layout of the food factory too well, so they wouldn't get lost in the dark. They first went to Jiang Hai's office, which was where Shu Hemin used to work. Shu Ping took out the key and looked calm, but she was actually very nervous. The short second was infinitely stretched. When she heard a "click
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