Arrogance and domineering, starting in the 1990s

Chapter 56: That person ate without paying?

"Stop the car." Wu Shu looked out the window and immediately knew how to vent his anger.

He casually asked Tian Le to stop the car.

He pushed open the car door, his thumbs hanging on the drawstrings of his overalls, and swayed as he walked to a stall.

Are there any worms in today's apples?

The old woman was licking her fingers and counting the small bills in her hand when she heard Wu Shu's voice and was immediately startled.

I instinctively clutched the small bills.

Wu Shu casually picked up two apples, wiped them on his shirt, and took a bite!

The flesh felt very firm with little fiber.

It's incredibly juicy! It's like it's bursting with juice.

The only pity is that there were no insects inside...

The thought of not being able to fake a stomachache and make the other party pay more compensation made Wu Shu feel like he was being taken advantage of.

He angrily stuffed two more apples into his pocket, then reluctantly threw down two hundred dollars and headed towards the police station.

"Wu Shu, what brings you here?" Qin Zheng frowned as he looked at Wu Shu, who was dressed very flamboyantly.

Upon hearing this, Wu Shu's expression darkened, and he turned to Tian Le, complaining, "So tell me, what's wrong with this world?"

"When he's chopping people down, he's a superstar in troubled times."

"When we were attacked, our friendship was still strong."

"If you need it, you'll appreciate Guanyin Longjing tea; if you don't, you won't even say hello."

At this time, "Handsome Man" had not yet been released, so Tian Le was unaware of it.

Wu Shu's "a great hero in troubled times" is quite interesting, though.

Qin Zheng's expression darkened as he listened to Wu Shu's words. He was currently so busy he barely had time to breathe.

And he hadn't closed his eyes for more than ten hours straight.

He's afraid to interrogate prisoners now, for fear he'll just fall asleep sitting there...

"We'll talk about your matter later, I'm very busy right now!" Qin Zheng said curtly.

"It's not like I haven't been up there before. Do you expect me to be my guide?"

"Weren't you looking for me?"

"Looking for you?" Wu Shu scrutinized Qin Zheng from head to toe.

He scoffed, "Looking for you to drink tea dregs?"

"Given my status, of course I'd go up and drink Longjing tea!"

He then bumped into the other person's shoulder and swaggered past him.

Qin Zheng knew the other party was eccentric, but he really didn't expect the other party to be eccentric to this extent!

Just as he was about to teach the other person a lesson, an old lady pushed a wheelbarrow into the police station.

She looked a little nervous. After putting the car down, she rubbed her wrinkled hands together, looking helpless.

The police officer on duty at the door stepped forward and asked with concern, "Ma'am, is there anything I can help you with?"

The old woman pointed at Wu Shu walking upstairs, swallowed hard, and said nervously, "That...that young man with the broken eyebrow..."

Qin Zheng was just looking for an excuse to deal with Wu Shu, and seeing this, he immediately stepped forward.

She said softly, "Auntie, please tell me slowly, what exactly happened?"

"Did someone eat something and not pay?"

When Wu Shu came in, he saw that the other man was holding two apples.

Seeing the old lady pushing the apple cart, I immediately filled in the blanks in my mind.

No...it's not...

"They gave too much; those few apples...aren't worth that much money..."

The old lady spoke haltingly for a long time before she finally made herself clear. After listening, Qin Zheng realized that he had misunderstood.

His face flushed slightly, and he felt a tiny bit more forgiving of Wu Shu's eccentric behavior...

The old lady carefully unfolded the handkerchief and counted the items inside several times.

They finally managed to crumple up the 191.3 yuan note.

He presented it to Qin Zheng, hoping that the other party could return it on his behalf.

Last time the young man took three apples, this time he took four more, a total of four pounds, costing two yuan per pound...

Be a little more ruthless yourself...

Let's make seven cents off them.

Qin Zheng noticed there were still some apples in the other car, so he simply pushed the money back.

"Auntie, we'll take all the apples, here's the money!"

The old lady wanted to decline, since these apples weighed at most forty or fifty pounds, far less than she needed.

But Qin Zheng said jokingly, "It's okay, he's my brother, just keep him! He definitely won't have any objections."

He picked up an apple and started taking a bite.

The old lady wanted to decline, but seeing that the other party had already started arranging for their colleagues to move the apples, she gave up the idea.

Counting the money in her hand, she knew that once she paid off the debt for the goods she had bought on credit, she would have enough money to buy medicine for her husband.

After hesitating for a moment, she whispered about that short-haired rascal from last time.

She told Qin Zheng about the "sanitation" fee she was charged.

When Wu Shu mentioned that his service was poor, Qin Zheng couldn't help but smile.

Looking back, although this person was a bit arrogant and domineering, he never bullied the weak.

Furthermore, the lobster business they started indirectly revitalized the finances of many people.

I tried it myself, and it was indeed fresh, juicy, and delicious.

Moreover, the other party recruited a large number of older female prisoners who had already undergone labor reform.

After these people returned home, most of the elders who had provided them with family warmth had passed away.

Their children also avoid them because of their experiences.

In the end, they could only rely on the help of the neighborhood committee.

They make a living by doing handicrafts such as making paper buns and bamboo cages.

Wu Shu is now making them wash shrimp. Although it's dirty and tiring, the pay is very high.

I heard that someone can earn over a thousand yuan a month, which is higher than the salary of those with secure jobs.

The security situation on Hongren Street has improved a lot now.

Many of the streetwalkers we used to see have disappeared; they've all gone to peel shrimp to earn commissions.

Even Dai Kun, the notorious gangster who entrenched himself in the north of the city, led a group of good-for-nothing thugs.

Once they got on the right path, there were fewer fights and brawls.

He only found out later that the person dared to "urinate and defecate anywhere" inside the police station.

It turned out to be the notorious gangster, Prince Kun.

It's also because he was transferred there too late, and he didn't have time to get to know everyone.

Thinking of this, Qin Zheng's thoughts unconsciously drifted back to the details of the missing girl's case.

From Fan Da to the missing girl, to the Qingshan Club, and then to the capture of Wan Licheng.

The other party seems to have done a lot without us realizing it, although it was all done behind the scenes.

But they did provide him with a lot of real help.

It also indirectly helped many people; the other side deserves at least half the credit for cracking the case.

...

"That's how it is. Although based on the current evidence, you were indeed wronged at the time, but..."

"I don't need to elaborate on what happened to you in prison, do I?"

"If we really investigate this thoroughly, once the investigation team comes down..."

"Your chances of clearing your name are only fifty percent, the other fifty percent..."

Zheng Jianguo didn't say what he was going to say next, but he believed that Wu Shu was a smart man and would definitely understand what he was going to say next.

Wu Shu did indeed understand, and the other 50% was very likely to be prosecution.

Although the original owner did suffer a lot in the past few years and was almost killed.

But ever since he arrived...

They steal people's food, use them as practice targets, and even "walk their dogs" when they have nothing else to do.

Aside from the lack of freedom, all that's missing is a TV for him and two foreign massage therapists.

If they really investigate seriously, everyone involved will be in trouble.

Wu Shu touched his broken eyebrow, constantly weighing the pros and cons.

Do they have to carry the stigma of "labor camp inmate" forever?

Or should we take a gamble and clear the original owner's name?

Do we still have to take that route?

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