Chapter 442
Just as everyone was chatting, the people from Wu Dong's side and the people from Zhang Shuya's side all came over together.
It could be seen that the leaders of these two sides knew each other, because these two people not only came together but had been whispering about something.
Actually, this is also normal; after all, the county town is only this big, and it can be said that they see each other every day, and it would be abnormal if the bosses of various departments didn't know each other.
Wang An didn't know the leader from Wu Dong's side, but Wang An did know the leader from Zhang Shuya's side.
Because the leader from Zhang Shuya's side was the middle-aged man Wang An had met once when he was kicked in the chest for looking at a white butt, which was Sun Nian's father, Sun Xianghuo.
At this time, Sun Xianghuo was already the highest leader of the DJ County police department and also the deputy county magistrate.
Of course, his main duty was the police bureau chief; as for the deputy county magistrate position, it was just a concurrent post.
However, Sun Xianghuo led such an important department, so logically speaking, he should also be a member of the county committee; of course, Wang An didn't know about these things.
As soon as these two people saw Wu Dong, they all smiled and exchanged pleasantries with Wu Dong first.
From this, it can be seen that although Wu Dong is young, his rank is not low at all.
Then these two leaders, without being too deliberate, greeted Wang Shuai and the five people from Zhang Shuya's side, and no one was left out.
Of course, at this time, no one paid attention to Wang An, but Wang An didn't care; the key was that caring was useless.
After these eight people finished exchanging pleasantries, Wu Dong emphatically introduced Wang An to the two leaders and directly stated that this was his younger brother.
After Wu Dong finished the introduction, Zhang Shuya also directly stated that Wang An was her sworn younger brother.
Actually, according to Zhang Shuya's previous rank, she was only half a level lower than Sun Xianghuo, but officialdom is like this: a higher official rank suppresses people.
So it was introduced by Wu Dong and supplemented by Zhang Shuya.
After Zhang Shuya finished speaking, Wang Shuai added a few words.
In this way, Wang An's status could be said to have risen, and he instantly became a person who was valued.
At this time, it could be seen that although He Liang and Ma Guoqiang were also second-generation kids, their family's sphere of influence was not here, and they were able to receive the courtesy of the two leaders entirely because their families had considerable power in the provincial capital.
To be honest, Wang An was very clear about these human relationships; after all, Wang An was also a big shot in his past life.
But the current Wang An could be said to be nothing, and living a new life, having Wu Dong and the others as backing was enough; more social interaction was truly unnecessary.
Because Wang An deeply understood a truth: when you are of no use to others, then to others, you are dispensable; even if you break your horse's legs, you won't win the other party's friendship!
After everyone exchanged pleasantries, they loaded all the weapons and ammunition into the vehicles and took them away; Jia Renlu and the two women were also the same, all loaded into the vehicles.
Finally, the cave dwelling, the house, and the courtyard gate were all sealed, waiting for further processing.
When everyone parted, Zhang Shuya pulled Wang An aside and secretly said to Wang An:
"Little An, when I arrange things here, I'll bring people to find you. You haven't forgotten where that place is, have you?"
Wang An patted his chest and said to Zhang Shuya:
"Big sister, just put your heart in your stomach; it must be perfectly fine."
Zhang Shuya smiled: "Okay, then I'm leaving, see you in a few days."
As she spoke, Zhang Shuya left with everyone.
And after Wang An watched everyone walk far away until they were out of sight, he scanned left and right, found no one, and directly climbed over the wall and returned to Jia Renlu's courtyard.
I don't know how Jia Renlu chose this courtyard; the place is quite remote. Although Jia Renlu belonged to the same street as Qiao Xiaohu, the geographical location was more than a mile away from the household at the very edge of the main street.
This is why there was such a big commotion earlier, yet there wasn't even a single person watching the excitement.
But it's also quite good; although this place is very hidden for Jia Renlu, it's also convenient for him to do some bad things.
But for Wang An and the others who were cleaning him up, this place was even better; no matter how they cleaned him up, they wouldn't hurt any innocent people.
And Wang An returning to Jia Renlu's courtyard wasn't for anything else, but for money and valuable things.
To put it bluntly, Wang An believed that Jia Renlu would definitely die this time.
Therefore, Wang An wanted to take away the good things before this house and the things inside were confiscated.
In other words, being a thief for once—it's that simple! The main thing is that Wang An believed that whether it was Wu Dong or Zhang Shuya, they would end Jia Renlu's matter in their own hands.
As for Jia Renlu's acquisition of fur and bear gallbladders, it would inevitably be completely covered up and would absolutely not involve the Ministry of Foreign Trade in the merit.
Because the matter of weapons and ammunition was enough for Jia Renlu to die.
Things like acquiring fur and bear gallbladders, if you make it big, it can be infinitely big; if you make it small, it's just a fart.
The door of the house was sealed, so Wang An went around to the backyard, intending to drill into the house from the back window.
At this time, the backyard could be said to be a mess; as for those few wolf-dogs, they had long been blown into only a few small pieces of meat, and large pieces couldn't be found.
It must be said that a bunch of hand grenades exploding in turn had enough power; not only were the dogs blown to pieces, but the fence door of the cave dwelling only had a few wooden poles left.
And those two seals were actually pasted on two wooden poles; if someone wanted to enter the cave dwelling, they could completely go around them.
Wang An came to the back window, reached in from the shattered glass to open the window, and then Wang An drilled into the house.
Familiar with the road, Wang An went directly to the east room and started rummaging.
In the box, Wang An found half a stack of "Da Tuanjie" (ten-yuan bills), about 500 yuan, which Wang An put into his own satchel.
As for a few pieces of gold jewelry, a few pieces of silver jewelry, and a few jade pieces, Wang An didn't move any of them.
The main thing is that Wang An doesn't lack gold, the few pieces of gold jewelry aren't big, silver isn't valuable, and taking them really isn't worth it.
And the jade pieces' carving was poor, and the quality of the jade wasn't great either, so the value wasn't big at all.
Under the wooden board beneath the kang mat, Wang An found another small stack of "Da Tuanjie," about 500 yuan.
Then, the entire east room had no more money.
Immediately after, Wang An walked to the west room; after rummaging, there wasn't a single cent in the west room—to be precise, there was nothing valuable.
But Wang An wasn't discouraged and came to the outer room, because in the Northeast, most people have a special fondness for the stove pit and the stove chamber.
The main reason is that this is the place that can fill one's stomach.
Directly pulling the pot down and pushing the ash in the stove chamber to one side, sure enough, there was a lot to be found at the bottom of the stove chamber.
Because normally, who would lay a stone slab at the bottom of a stove chamber?
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