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

Chapter 463 What's your plan?

This matter is really too difficult. After discussing it in the next room, the village officials called Chuxue over.

The branch secretary asked apologetically, "Little Chuxue, what's your plan?"

Chu Xue had already overheard the entire discussion: "Secretary, I'd like to hear your thoughts first."

The Party Secretary wiped his face with his hand: "If we can avoid going through official channels, we should. After all, this is not something to be proud of. However, we must punish him to prevent others from following suit."

As soon as the village officials appeared, Liu Shanliang and Ge Xiulan came over to greet them: "Third Uncle."

The Party Secretary raised his hand to stop the couple from getting closer: "So many people have seen what happened today. There are only two ways to handle this: one is to get married, and the other is to handle it officially."

Before the couple could reply, a voice rang out from behind them: "Without official channels, I'm marrying Ding Zhiqing."

Upon hearing this, Ding Surong wanted to object, but Liu Jiandong leaned closer and said, "Unless your family can help you return to the city immediately, marriage is the best option."

Ding Surong swallowed back the words that were on the tip of her tongue, and after a long while, she could only grit her teeth and say, "Okay, I agree, but I have conditions."

Liu Jiandong's heart raced, and he actually said, "You tell me."

Ding Surong glanced at Liu's parents, who were negotiating with the village officials: "I'll separate the family as soon as I enter the house."

Ge Xiulan, who had just walked over, overheard these words and was furious: "You vixen, you haven't even entered my Liu family yet, and you're already putting on airs, trying to instigate my Dongzi to split up the family business. How dare you be so shameless?"

He was about to make a move when Liu Shanliang stopped him: "Don't you even know what time it is? What are you doing making such a fuss?"

Seeing his own situation, Liu Jiandong frowned, fearing that some uncontrollable factors might arise again. He said to Ding Surong, "Okay, I agree to this."

Ge Xiulan glared angrily at Liu Jiandong, pointed at him, and said in a trembling voice, "You, you, you unfilial wretch." Liu Jiandong took a few quick steps, reached out and grasped his mother's hand that was pointing at him, and said in a low voice, "Mom, with the family's reputation now, finding a wife like Ding Zhiqing is a blessing, not to mention that today's wedding is the most beneficial thing for us."

Ge Xiulan finally realized what was happening. If her son didn't get married, he would be handed over to the police, which would ruin his life. She quickly weighed the pros and cons in her mind: "Fine, I won't interfere anymore. You can decide your own fate."

Seeing that they had agreed, the Party Secretary turned to Liu Quanwen on the other side and asked, "What about you? Married or not?"

Thinking of the consequences, Liu Quanwen gritted his teeth and reluctantly agreed on behalf of his daughter: "Fine, we agree to get married. However, I also have conditions. Either you bring a matchmaker to propose marriage, with a dowry of one hundred yuan plus a bicycle, or you marry into my Liu family."

Cheng Laizi was surprised that the Liu family actually agreed. Considering what had happened, and that his own brother and sister-in-law hadn't come, let alone provide betrothal gifts or large items for him, he endured the pain and said, "I will marry into the Liu family."

Liu Shuqin shook her head, crying, and said, "I disagree. I'm going to sue him."

The Party Secretary glared at her: "If you hadn't harbored such malicious intentions, you wouldn't be in this mess today. You're all in the same boat. You've thought this through."

Upon hearing this, Liu Shuqin immediately deflated.

She threw herself into Peng Ailan's arms and broke down in tears.

Seeing this, everyone couldn't help but think, "They brought this on themselves."

Seeing that they agreed, the Party Secretary continued, "Since you have chosen not to report this to the authorities, let's talk about compensation."

Everyone in the room turned to look at the Party Secretary. Peng Ailan spoke first: "Compensation? What compensation? Who is being compensated?"

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