1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 411 You're such a troublemaker
Deputy Factory Director Gu and Director Chen were too preoccupied to answer her questions; they were both staring intently at the brown paper bag that had already been torn in half.

When they saw what was inside, they couldn't help but gasp.

This is indeed the information they came looking for, but the first few pages are missing two fingers' width in the middle.

At this moment, Deputy Factory Director Gu made a new discovery: there was a small piece of paper that had not been completely burned next to the stove.

His guess was quickly confirmed.

At this moment, Shen Congjun ran forward and noticed the state of the file bag. His face turned ashen, and he muttered in a low voice, "How could this happen?"

Seeing their expressions, Mao Cailan was truly frightened, thinking to herself: "I clearly put it in the dresser, how did it end up in the kitchen?"

She was also quite puzzled.

Regardless, the item was found, but given the current situation, the mood of those present became even heavier.

If it was unintentional, that would be easier to explain, but if it was something else entirely, they dared not think further.

After Shen Congjun confirmed the contents, the items were finally handed over to two security personnel.

Shen Congjun knew he was finished.

Before leaving, he glared fiercely at his sister-in-law, Mao Cailan: "You've already hidden them all, so why did someone still manage to slip through?"

After saying that, he raised his hand and slapped Mao Cailan.

Caught off guard, and with Shen Congjun not holding back his strength, Mao Cailan nearly crashed into the wall.

After she came to her senses, she exclaimed, "Shen Congjun, are you crazy?"

Shen Congjun gritted his teeth and said, "You really are a menace."

The two security guards didn't give him a chance to continue, and left the courtyard with their men.

After all, there are many people waiting at the factory.

They had barely left when Lin Muni returned home. She saw several neighbors gathered in front of her house: "What on earth happened?"

"I don't know, but I do know those people are from the steel rolling mill."

"That man used to come to the Lin family quite often, how come he suddenly turned on us like that?"

Lin Muni was full of questions and quickened her pace, asking, "Aunties, what are you doing guarding my door?"

One of the middle-aged women explained to him, "Your uncle brought a few people over earlier. I didn't quite hear what they said, but I heard something about file folders. After that, I don't know what happened, but your uncle slapped your mother."

Hearing this, Lin Muni became even angrier. She thought that her uncle had really gone too far this time. She would not forgive him easily and would drag her mother to her second aunt to demand an explanation.

He was thinking that if he didn't make him bleed a lot this time, he definitely wouldn't forgive him.

The group of people who returned to the factory went straight to the conference room.

Secretary Cheng asked them as they returned, "Did you bring the things back?"

The faces of the people who accompanied Shen Congjun to retrieve the documents were quite grim.

The security personnel handed the documents they brought back to Secretary Cheng, directly showing the torn parts.

Not only did Secretary Cheng see it, but everyone around him also saw it clearly, and their expressions all changed.

Secretary Cheng asked sharply, "What's going on here?"

Deputy Factory Director Gu recounted the entire situation in front of everyone.

Shen Congjun looked utterly dejected: "Secretary Cheng, I really didn't expect this to happen."

He wanted to say something in his defense, but he knew it would be futile.

Secretary Cheng, a veteran, was intolerant of any wrongdoing. He slammed his hand on the table and said, "Shen Congjun, you son of a bitch, you're not thinking things through yourself, are you? You want to drag the whole factory down with you, aren't you?"

(End of this chapter)