Chapter 783 - 781: Honest Villagers
Recently, something interesting happened at the S City Police Department; someone from a mountain village kept coming over to report a crime, saying the people from their village were framing others.
The police couldn’t handle it if there weren’t any significant financial losses.
But the villagers came several times, and they couldn’t keep using the same excuse to drive them away.
So, the police asked, "What’s the specific issue? Tell us in detail, we’ll help if we can." Maybe there’ll be a time when they can help.
The villagers all spoke at once, explaining the situation: Apparently, the two elderly from the Su Family received money from their biological granddaughter, yet were being framed and denied in various ways.
"Oh, right, the biological granddaughter is a big star, named Tong Yan. Do you know her?"
These villagers are mostly elderly stay-behinds, with very few young people. Their most common pastimes are watching TV and chatting; they don’t really go online. If it weren’t for a young person who mistakenly entered their village and mentioned it during a chat, they wouldn’t have known the two elders from the Su Family were so bad.
Clearly being so good to them, yet they insist on speaking ill of her—it’s driving someone to despair.
Even though they’re jealous and envious of the two elders for having such a good granddaughter and they might say a few sour words occasionally, it remains just that—saying sour words. After all, happiness isn’t something that can be envied.
They wanted to speak up for Tong Yan but found they didn’t know how to help, so in the end, they had no choice but to turn to the police for help.
"I know her, of course I know her. She’s been quite popular recently."
The police certainly knew her, not only because they knew her, but they’d come into contact with her before. She was the one who tricked them into believing she was taking them back to search for evidence, but she had played them, Tong Yan.
But upon close contact, this young lady has a good heart.
Moreover, the elderly abuse incidents have been so popular these days, it’s hard not to know.
The Internet Surveillance Bureau has been overwhelmed recently, all because of this young lady Tong Yan.
Could this situation have hidden truths? There must be more to it, even the police didn’t believe it.
The police couldn’t handle this, but someone else could.
The officer was quite empathetic and immediately called a reporter, saying there was something to announce.
The reporter dared not refuse the summons and came over in a hurry.
The reporter was anxious along the way, constantly self-reflecting if she had made a mistake, then arrived at the police station to receive a big surprise from the police.
"Sorry to call you over, but I really can’t handle this matter. I’ll have to trouble you." The police were quite polite, pointing to several farmers behind her.
The reporter was taken aback, "What’s going on?"
She didn’t know them at all.
"Ask them, you’ll have your year-end bonus to thank me for." The police smiled, turned to them, and said, "This is the reporter, you can tell her anything you want."
"Can the reporter handle this matter fairly?" a farmer asked anxiously.
The police pointed to his hat, "I’ll use this to guarantee it."
The reporter was baffled; what was so serious that she’d walked up to say something, but several farmers began speaking consecutively.
"Miss, Tong Yan did not abuse the two elders from the Su Family. She treats them very well, really, I can testify."
"I’m from the same village as them. Tong Yan’s kindness towards them is beyond words. We really can’t stand such a good young lady being wronged."
"Yes, if you don’t believe, I can take you to our village. The whole village can testify."
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