Chapter 1507

Su Xinghui hurriedly raised his hand and swore, "I swear to heaven, I don't have any such thoughts at all. If I did, I would be willing to be struck by lightning!"

But heaven did not give him any face; the moment his voice fell, a deafening clap of thunder rang out.

Lu Xiaoya smiled and said, "Listen to that, even heaven is saying you're lying."

Su Xinghui cried out in injustice, "I'm telling the absolute truth! Heaven must have made a mistake!"

A bolt of thunder fell again, and following this thunder, a torrential downpour began outside.

Su Xinghui spread his hands, his face full of helplessness.

Lu Xiaoya held Su Xinghui's hand and said, "Alright, I know your heart, so don't put on this aggrieved look. However, from now on, I want to be by your side forever and block all these girls!"

Su Xinghui sent Lu Xiaoya to the Changshan County Committee to report for duty. The Changshan County Committee arranged for Lu Xiaoya to work in the County Committee's Propaganda Department. This was her old line of work, and she was also appointed as the head of the News Section.

Not to mention Su Xinghui's relationship with Lu Zhenghong, with Lu Xiaoya's ability, taking on this position was more than enough. She was a top student from Jiangcheng University and had once been a famous reporter for the "Hudong Daily." Her coming to work at the Changshan County Committee Propaganda Department made Xue Xingyuan overjoyed. If it weren't for Lu Xiaoya's lack of seniority, he would have wanted to make her the deputy head of the Propaganda Department directly.

Even so, Changshan County gave Lu Xiaoya very high treatment. The Changshan County Committee arranged for her a one-bedroom apartment. Although the area of the house was very small, totaling less than thirty square meters, this was already a rare treatment. It was much better than living in a tube-shaped apartment building; after all, this house had an independent bathroom and a kitchen.

After Su Xinghui and Lu Xiaoya returned to Changshan, the heavy rain continued to fall without stopping for several days. Su Xinghui was also extremely busy, running to every village every day to check for various hidden dangers.

For example, whether there were dangers of flash floods, landslides, or the collapse of dilapidated houses. He was now the top leader of Matou Town, and he had to consider all these problems.

The dangers of flash floods and landslides were not great; the mountain forests in Matou Town had a high coverage rate, and there was also a reservoir with a maximum capacity of hundreds of thousands of cubic meters, built during the major water conservancy repairs in the 1950s. Various water diversion channels were also well-built, and at the beginning of this year, Su Xinghui had also organized relevant personnel to repair them. Now, these water conservancy facilities were in good condition.

However, the danger of dilapidated houses collapsing was not small. This was all because the common people in Matou Town were too poor before; their houses had become dilapidated, and they had no money to repair them. It was only when Su Xinghui went down to the villages some time ago and saw that some people's houses were truly too dilapidated that he found the Baiyun Mountain Quarry to allocate some materials, and the town government paid to find people to help them repair them.

However, there were too many dilapidated houses. The worst batch had been repaired, but the remaining dilapidated houses were usually fine, but when encountering such continuous heavy rain, there was a danger of collapse.

For several consecutive days, Su Xinghui braved the rain with Ma Sheng and others to go down to the villages to help these families with houses in danger of collapse to repair their homes and relocate people. Of course, since it was raining heavily now, repairs were not easy, so the main focus was on relocating people.

Su Xinghui ordered the cadres in these villages to relocate all the common people in these dilapidated houses to places like the village committee. If the village committee could not accommodate them, they were to be arranged in the homes of village cadres. If that still could not accommodate them, they were to be arranged in the homes of Party members. It was imperative that not a single casualty accident occur; if something happened, these village cadres would be held solely responsible.