Chapter 383: Later I'll go find him to claim credit and have a good feast at his expense

Liu Chuxue heard his words and quickly waved her hands to refuse: "No need, how could I disturb his work over such a small matter? I'll wait at the intersection ahead, see if any passing cars come by, and hitch a ride back."

Kong Yizhang didn't expect this Miss to have such awareness, but how could he really let her go block a car at the intersection? "Sister-in-law, how about you wait a moment? I'll see if there's a vehicle heading that way and ask them to give you a lift."

Liu Chuxue originally didn't want to trouble others, but she didn't need to think to know Kong Yizhang would definitely not feel at ease letting a Miss like her go block a car at the intersection alone: "Will this cause you trouble?"

Kong Yizhang shook his head: "No, you wait a moment; I'll go borrow a phone inside the station to ask."

Liu Chuxue nodded and waited there.

After about ten-plus minutes, Kong Yizhang came out jogging from inside: "There's a vehicle from the Meat Processing Plant heading to the Northern Suburbs Farm to haul live pigs; it can give you a lift."

Liu Chuxue didn't expect such good luck either: "That's truly great, thank you so much."

Kong Yizhang smiled and waved his hand: "Given my relationship with Fu Yan Cheng, why would Sister-in-law need to say thanks? Helping you is what I should do."

They waited for more than half an hour before a big Dongfeng truck drove over: "Sister-in-law, the vehicle has arrived."

Saying this, he led the person toward the truck.

Kong Yizhang threw two cartons of cigarettes into the truck: "Two of you, the leaders at the Meat Processing Plant have told you, right?"

The two people in the truck nodded with smiles: "Captain Kong, they told us. Rest assured, we will definitely deliver the person safely to the destination."

After speaking, the two people in the truck tried to hand the cigarettes back.

But Kong Yizhang stopped them: "Whether you smoke them yourselves or give them to your family, it's just a small token of my appreciation. I'm entrusting my Sister-in-law to you."

Saying this, he opened the door and let Liu Chuxue get in: "Sister-in-law, see you later."

Liu Chuxue waved to him: "You've troubled me today; another day Fu Yan Cheng will treat you to a meal."

Hearing this, Kong Yizhang laughed outright: "Alright, later I'll go find him to claim credit and have a good feast at his expense."

Kong Yizhang watched the vehicle leave, then turned and strode toward the jeep not far away: "Xiao Cheng, drive."

He had already thought it through before: if he really couldn't find a vehicle heading the same way, he would have Xiao Cheng drive to deliver her, and he would walk back to the bureau for the meeting; luckily, he found a vehicle.

On the other side, the vehicle that had already driven a distance, the auntie in the middle spoke up: "Miss, what relation are you to Captain Kong?"

Liu Chuxue saw the auntie looked familiar and replied: "He is a comrade-in-arms with my partner."

Hearing the answer, the woman laughed: "It seems their relationship is quite good; Captain Kong is truly very attentive, even specially found our leader and had me transferred over."

At first, Liu Chuxue hadn't reacted, but after hearing the driver call out 'Second Aunt', she immediately understood.

He probably feared it wouldn't be safe for a lone man and a lone woman, so he specially arranged for the Meat Processing Plant to send one man and one woman to avoid suspicion; indeed, he was very attentive.

This aunt and niece were both quite talkative, so the journey wasn't lonely.

When they reached the fork between the Northern Suburbs Farm and Liushu Village: "Just drop me off here."

But the vehicle didn't stop: "It's just a matter of pressing the accelerator; we gave our word to Captain Kong, so we must fulfill it."

While speaking, the vehicle had already arrived at the entrance of Liushu Village.

Liu Chuxue quickly spoke up: "Just stop here; it's hard to turn around once inside."

She said this, but in truth she didn't want to attract the villagers' attention.

Although the driver often went to the Northern Suburbs Farm to haul live pigs, he was indeed unfamiliar with the villages nearby, so he agreed.

(End of this chapter)