Chapter 63: Reborn in the 90s: The Tyrant Flower Chapter 63 Stealing the Official Seal

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Protagonist:

Chai Mi

Che Lianyun's crooked scheme was to sneak into the County No. 1 Middle School's archives room in the middle of the night and steal the school's official seal, stamping it onto the fake high school diploma she had forged.

But the school discovered the matter the very next day...

The school's dedicated official seal was lost, so naturally they reported it to the police. However, after a search, they found only the official seal was missing, with no other property loss, and with the college entrance exam approaching, the case was hastily closed.

County No. 1 Middle School replaced the official seal with a new one and added a night watchman. Che Lianyun had no way to steal the principal's official seal again, and fearing a forged seal wouldn't match the actual one, she had no choice but to use a signature instead.

Back then, when Che Lianyun came to San Jia Xiaoxue, the old principal Chai Zhongguo also had some doubts — after all, a high school graduate would abandon a prosperous city life to come suffer in the countryside?

Later, as Che Lianyun and Chai You De got married, the old principal discarded his suspicions, instead believing Che Lianyun did it "for love"...

As for whether Che Lianyun and Chai You De actually had love, that remains a mystery to this day...

Che Lianyun scrutinized this diploma intently, looking left and right, unable to find any flaw. The official seal was real, and as for that County No. 1 Middle School principal's signature, with over a decade having passed, saying the principal didn't have the seal on hand or was busy and just signed... wouldn't raise too many doubts.

After a long while.

Che Lianyun let out a long breath.

Then Che Lianyun's eyes turned cold: Why should I, Che Lianyun, be scared off by Chai Mi? She couldn't possibly know about this... she's bluffing me! A yellow-haired little girl, how could I fear her?

A joke!!!

Che Lianyun figured this out... her mood immediately improved, no more panic, no more distress.

Only then did she remember her son's leg... seemed to have been gashed by Chai Mi, still in Old Man Wang Huirong's room...

Che Lianyun went to Wang Huirong's room. Right now Chai You De was still staying in the hospital, not yet discharged, Chai Zhongxiao was keeping watch. In the old house only Wang Huirong was coaxing Che Lianyun's second son Chai Erwei at home.

Chai Dajun's incident today, Che Lianyun truly hadn't expected it... Che Lianyun knew Chai Mi strikes ruthlessly now, but she never imagined Chai Mi wouldn't even leave Chai Dajun time to react, directly hacking at him...

Chai Dajun's injury, to speak of it, it's not light if you say it's light, not heavy if you say it's heavy. Just more bleeding, the wound isn't very large, and didn't hit bone or tendons... right now Chai Dajun is lying on the kang head in Wang Huirong's room, screaming his heart out, who knows if it's from pain or intentional...

As soon as Che Lianyun entered, she started wailing too.

After a while, even Wang Huirong started bawling...

It's summer now, windows are all open, sound travels far to begin with...

And in Liaoxi summers there's no wind, plus this era has no mobile phones or televisions, people either cool off in the front yard or on the street.

【25】 It's summer now, windows are all open, sound travels far to begin with...

【26】 And in Liaoxi summers there's no wind, plus this era has no mobile phones or televisions, people either cool off in the front yard or on the street.

These few howling like this, the village instantly panicked.

People rushed out one after another, asking each other: Whose family is butchering a pig in summer? If you butcher a pig in summer, can the meat even keep?

After a while, everyone realized, turns out it's wolf-crying ghost-howling coming from the Chai Family old house...

Chai Mi was in the back courtyard pondering what to eat for dinner, when she heard the old house in the front courtyard letting out this bout of wolf-crying ghost-howling, couldn't help but frown: Listening to this spectacle, anyone who didn't know would think my grandpa died... is this mourning wailing? Such loud voices? Afraid others won't hear?

But though Chai Mi heard it, she still unhurriedly kneaded some dough, preparing to steam some steamed buns for dinner.