Da Qin: I became friends with Zhao Zheng

Chapter 23 Chapter 23, Change of Registration

"But according to my investigation, this child does not have parents like you!"

"Besides, you just slandered me for having an improper relationship with this child. At first, you said she eloped, and then you admitted that she had been begging and wandering for a year because of poverty. It's inconsistent. What's the purpose?"

After the situation was reversed, Liao Bo pointed the finger at the couple again and pressed forward step by step.

The officers and soldiers pointed sticks at them and shouted sternly: "Human traffickers still dare to falsely accuse others, arrest them!"

Before they could quibble, the officers and soldiers immediately gagged them and took them into prison. The leading officer and soldiers saluted Uncle Liao: "I almost deceived them, and almost wronged the lady."

"My child is well-raised and beautiful. No wonder he is targeted by human traffickers. I need to be more careful in the future. Traffickers like these must be severely punished, otherwise I don't know how many children from good families will be harmed by them." Uncle Liao said a few words. Those words sealed the fate of that couple.

After their eyes met, the officers and soldiers nodded.

Liao Bohui did this because he saw that Yao Xing completely disowned them and just wanted to get rid of the entanglement.If Yao Xing showed even the slightest bit of impatience, he wouldn't be so cruel.

After entering the government office, Uncle Liao presented a purse and successfully applied for a new birth certificate. From now on, Yao Xing will be Uncle Liao's daughter.This is also the first time that Yao Xing knows Uncle Liao's full name. Zhao Ji's father gave Uncle Liao the surname Zhao, so he is called Zhao Liao.

After leaving the government office, Yao Xing asked happily: "Then shall I call you master or father from now on?"

Uncle Liao was also in a good mood: "Would you like to call me dad?"

Yao Xing smiled brightly: "Master, Master, I am both a master and a father. I have already regarded you as my father. There is still one more thing to call you. Whatever you call me is the same!"

In fact, Yao Xing only recognized relatives who were good to him, whether he was his biological father or his adoptive father, whoever regarded Yao Xing as his daughter would be his father.Just like the woman and Zhao Ji just now, one was born but not raised, and the other was unrelated but treated as a treasure.

Yao Xing's answer made Uncle Liao very happy. Looking at Yao Xing who looked like a big girl, he felt a little regretful that he had not adopted Yao Xing earlier and could no longer experience the joy of holding a child in his arms.

"Those two people just now probably won't come to you again!" Uncle Liao suddenly said.

Yao Xing did not answer. If they were too miserable, he might feel guilty. After all, the man also had a child. If the two of them stayed in prison, the child would not be easy.

Therefore, in order not to make myself uncomfortable, just pretend that I don't know and don't inquire about their news. Whether they are dead or alive or alive or dead has nothing to do with me.

Back at Uncle Liao's house, Yao Xing looked for some raw materials that could be used to make cement, such as lime, clay, and sand, and tried them in the woodshed.It's a pity that Yao Xing thought of cement too simply, thinking that he could try it just by remembering the raw materials and process. As a result, he encountered resistance at the beginning.

Burning limestone into quicklime could not be completed at home, and Yao Xing did not know how to do it, so he had to ask Uncle Liao for help.

When he saw Yao Xing finally coming out after locking himself in the room for a month, Uncle Liao was a little surprised and joked: "But it worked out. The girl from Uncle Lin's family next to me asked me if you were married!"

"Marry..." Yao Xing smiled helplessly. This was ancient times, and there were many girls who got married at the age of eight or nine. There was also the saying that child brides were sold to their brothers in the family in exchange for a wife, which was the destination of most girls from poor families.

(End of this chapter)