Chapter 319: Does This Count as Being Sabotaged by One's Own Daughter?

Liu's mother never expected the Party Secretary and the village head to get serious: "Could it be that Accountant Liu's accounts really have problems?"

The three exchanged glances, and Li Guizhi spoke first: "Hard to say. We'll know in a few days whether there are issues."

Cuihong chimed in then: "My nephew came by at noon. He said the middle school's director of education was also taken away for investigation."

"This matter is really escalating."

"Does this count as Liu Quanwen being sabotaged by his own daughter?"

"Given how they spoil their children, something like this happening is normal."

"Their son now acts like a live-in son-in-law. The couple probably want Shuqin to take a son-in-law in, they're just too embarrassed to say it outright. Otherwise, how could Liu Quanwen risk so much for an outsider?"

"But honestly, Liu Shuqin's taste isn't great. She picked Xiang Qianjin, such an idiot. She gave him the answers, yet he still performed that badly. Truly, mud can't be plastered onto a wall."

"That really isn't Xiang Qianjin's fault."

"What do you mean? Do you know something?"

"I heard it from my nephew at noon too. That director of education is cunning. He was afraid that if the scores were too high, people would get suspicious, so he deliberately scrambled the order of many answers. Xiang Qianjin didn't pay attention, and so the joke happened."

While they were discussing this matter, Liu Quanwen's family on the other side was also talking about it: "Mom, what should we do? If they really find something, will Dad be in trouble?"

Peng Ailan also looked worried now: "It's too late to say anything now. We can only pray nothing major is found."

"Mom, tell me the truth. Are there really problems with the accounts Dad made?"

"Liu Shuqin, what do you mean?"

"Mom, what could I mean? I just want to have a clear idea in my heart."

Speaking of this, Liu Shuqin's face immediately darkened: "If it weren't for that bitch Liu Chuxue scoring so well, I wouldn't have done that, nor would I have harmed my father. I won't let this go."

Peng Ailan didn't join her daughter's nonsense this time: "Shut up. If you hadn't made trouble out of nothing, things wouldn't have turned out this way. Go bother that disaster less."

She had figured it out; that Liu Chuxue was no ordinary person. Look at the people who provoked her—did any of them get a good outcome?

Chuxue had agreed with the Party Secretary earlier to do the pig-grass gathering work before the training started. So after the work-start whistle blew, she went to the warehouse to get a sickle and a carrying basket, then headed up the mountain.

She didn't expect to see Ding Surong again. Seeing the direction she was going, she knew the woman probably hadn't given up yet.

Seeing her made her think of Chen Weiping and Hu Liru, and then of the items she had received from Hu Liru. A smile naturally curled her lips: It seemed some things should be put on the schedule.

She couldn't wait to see the grand drama.

With her mood improved, she worked faster. She was naturally strong and handed in three times the grass of others in one afternoon, earning six work points directly.

After washing up at home, she specifically went to the old house. Seeing Ding Surong was home, she threw the note she had written in advance with her left hand and the prenatal checkup slip she had received from Hu Liru through the back window onto the kang.

That spot, she believed, anyone with eyes would see immediately upon entering the room.

Given Ding Surong's temperament, once the truth was uncovered, Hu Liru would surely suffer greatly. In the future, Hu Liru probably wouldn't be able to get any good from the Ding family, and Chen Weiping could forget about transferring to the city through the Ding family's connections.

Those who harmed the original owner's family in her past life, she would not let a single one go.

(End of this chapter)