Away from the big book, the educated youth became the village favorite by running errands

"Let go immediately. I've told you very clearly that I can't help you with this matter. I'm not interested in you. It's useless for you to pester me!"

"No! If you go back now, I will tell everyone in the village that you treated me badly."

Song Shuangshuang and the others took a deep breath. Wow, they had just heard something incredible! !

The voices of these two people sound familiar!!

Hooligan? Who is it?!

Then they heard the man's panicked voice getting closer and closer to them. "When did I act like a hooligan?! It was you who was holding me back and not letting me leave."

"I definitely can't let you go if you act like a hooligan to me, you..."

Before they could finish their words, the two of them saw Song Shuangshuang and others standing on the side of the road.

The four people were filled with shock and could not utter a word. They never expected that the two people who had a dispute were the captain's youngest son Bai Han and Wan Xue who was mentioned today.

This is not just six people looking at each other, this is six people looking at each other twelve times.

Bai Han was completely confused. He didn't expect that Wan Xue would argue with him and say that he was a hooligan. This would be seen by Song Shuangshuang and Aunt Chang and Aunt Wang. These two aunts were always gossipy. He didn't know how much they had heard. If the aunts had heard the conversation between him and Wan Xue, it would be fine. But what if they only heard the latter part when Wan Xue said he was a hooligan and spread it to others?

How will the villagers view him? Besides, his father is the village leader, and this will definitely affect his father's work.

But he obviously didn't do such a thing.

"Aunt Wang..." Bai Han's voice was filled with tears. He really didn't know how to describe his feelings.

Even Aunt Chang and Aunt Wang were encountering this kind of situation for the first time, and they didn't know how to respond to Bai Han.

Tan Anjing was also confused. Was Wan Xue bullied by the captain's youngest son?

Song Shuangshuang noticed something different. She didn't know what had happened before, but as for Wan Xue saying that Bai Han was being a hooligan to her, Song Shuangshuang didn't believe it.

Although it was dark, she could see that Wan Xue's hair and clothes were not loose or messy. On the contrary, she was a little surprised to see them at first, and then she acted panic-stricken, as if she was bullied and wronged.

That’s right, Wan Xue was very surprised to see them!

Although it was just a fleeting emotion, Song Shuangshuang saw it.

"Haha, are you two dating?"

"No! Aunt Wang, it's not what you see." Bai Han realized that Wan Xue was still holding his arm. He quickly shook Wan Xue off and explained to Aunt Chang and the others what had just happened.

He had to explain it quickly. If they misunderstood and the whole village knew about it tomorrow, he wouldn't be able to explain himself.

"Comrade Bai, you...how could you do this! It was you who asked me to come here with you, and you took advantage of me and told me not to look for you again." Wan Xue's arm was thrown away, and she took several steps back before she fell.

The tone of his voice sounded as if he had really been bullied and abandoned by Bai Han.

Song Shuangshuang couldn't bear to watch it. This performance was too obvious and too fake! She didn't look like she had been pulled!

"No, you, it was clearly you who was holding me and not letting me leave, how did it become like I was taking advantage of you! I didn't even touch you!! Auntie, Song Zhiqing, you have to testify for me!" Bai Han was so scared by Wan Xue's action that he took several steps back and could hardly speak clearly.

Aunt Chang looked at Bai Han and then at Wan Xue, who looked aggrieved, and wished she could disappear right there. What the hell is going on! Why did they insist on asking Song Shuangshuang about the gossip in the Youth House? If they had left earlier, there would have been no such thing!

This time, I ran into trouble! It was about the captain's son and the educated youth.

I don't dare to stay here and listen to gossip.

"Haha, young people should just talk it out if they have anything to say. I'm old and won't get involved. I'm leaving first." Aunt Chang said dryly, and then she and Aunt Wang took Song Shuangshuang and Tan Anjing away respectively.

Song Shuangshuang was pulled by Aunt Chang and walked very fast, almost jogging.

He didn't stop along the way and went straight to Song Shuangshuang's house.

He opened the door and entered the yard in one go, and the two aunts only breathed a sigh of relief when they got into the house.

Song Shuangshuang and Tan Anjing were also panting. It was no wonder that their physical strength was not as good as that of the aunties in the village. They were so tired after just walking quickly for a while.

When Song Youlin and He Feiyang came out, they had already entered the house. The two of them were puzzled, wondering why they ran like this, even if it was dark.

"Did you encounter a wild boar?" This was the only reason He Feiyang could think of.

Song Shuangshuang hadn't recovered yet. She sat on the stool, gasping for breath and pointing at the water tank.

Song Youlin immediately understood that his sister wanted to drink water.

He took out the thermos from the house, poured a bowl of water and handed it to his sister, then poured two more bowls for Aunt Chang and Aunt Wang.

Song Shuangshuang took a few deep breaths and waited until her breathing became even before she dared to drink water.

Seeing that Tan Anjing was not panting as much anymore, He Feiyang also poured a bowl of water and handed it to her.

Song Youlin then asked his sister what was wrong and why she was so tired? Could it be that she really encountered a wild boar?

Aunt Chang put down the bowl and said, "It's better to meet a wild boar. If you meet a wild boar, you can run away. Just like what happened just now, you have to find an excuse to run away."

Seeing her brother's increasingly confused look, Song Shuangshuang told him what had just happened.

"I guess the people we met that day were Bai Han and Wan Xue."

Because Aunt Chang and Aunt Wang were there, Song Shuangshuang didn't explicitly say it was the day she came back from Grandpa Sun's place, but the others also figured it out.

"What? You have met them before? Could it be that the captain's son really played hooligan with Wan Zhiqing?" Aunt Wang was a little surprised. "We watched that child grow up, and he is not that kind of person." The two aunts looked at Song Shuangshuang.

If what Wan Zhiqing said was true, the captain and his family would not be able to hold their heads up in the village.

This kind of thing hasn't happened in their village for many years. Otherwise, if a young man from another village wanted to tease a girl from the village on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, everyone wouldn't be so angry.

Song Shuangshuang shook her head and said, "We were strolling in the village that day and saw the captain's youngest son being stopped by a female comrade. Because the distance was a bit far and it was dark, I didn't hear what they said, nor did I see who the woman was. I just felt that her back looked familiar.

But that day, the captain's son seemed to be avoiding the woman and walked quite fast as if he was afraid that she would catch up with him.

According to what he just said, the person who blocked him that day should be Wan Xue.

But I can’t say for sure what the specific situation is between these two people.”

Song Shuangshuang didn't say anything definite. They didn't see clearly who it was in the first place, but it was most likely Wan Xue.

Aunt Chang took a deep breath and said, "There is such a thing!!" This is true! They would never have thought of this even if they were beaten to death!

"What is she trying to do?" Aunt Wang didn't understand.

Song Shuangshuang only mentioned that when they saw people blocking the captain's youngest son, it was when the rumor first started spreading in the village that there would be places for the Workers, Peasants and Soldiers University, and it was during those days when the captain did not allow villagers to take leave to go to the city.

The two aunts thought about it and understood.