The beginning of the silly uncle, the true love is full of the courtyard

Upon hearing the news, Jia Zhang was so frightened that she quickly covered her mouth, fearing that her breathing would be loud and she would be discovered. As the footsteps faded away, Jia Zhang finally relaxed and breathed heavily. However, she did not relax for long before she began to look sad again.

It was nothing, Wang Jinhua had gone back, but she hadn't yet! What should she say when Wang Jinhua asked her? They were doing something that could cost them their lives, and if they got suspicious of her, she might lose her life.

If she went to file a complaint, she would not know whether the authorities would believe her. Even if they believed her, those people had not committed any crime yet. If they were arrested now, they might be released lightly, and she would be in trouble. She had not seen her grandson grow up yet, so she could not die here.

However, Jia Zhang was somewhat quick-witted. After a while, she finally came up with a solution. Anxious Jia Zhang did not even bother to go to the toilet and walked towards the kitchen in the dark. The kitchen has always been an important place, especially in today's time. As expected, Jia Zhang was caught red-handed by the supervisor before she even touched the kitchen door.

Wang Jinhua, after discussing the escape plan with others, quietly returned to her dormitory. But just as she lay down, Wang Jinhua suddenly felt something was wrong: Jia Zhang, who usually snored loudly, was so quiet today. Wang Jinhua thought something was wrong and quickly got out of bed to check.

Sure enough, Jia Zhang's bed was empty. Just when Wang Jinhua was at a loss, a chaotic shouting suddenly came from outside. Not long after, the supervisor who was in charge of their room on weekdays shouted at everyone to get up.

When they got dressed and rushed to the usual gathering place, they saw several fully armed guards, with angry faces, holding down the bound Jia Zhang and standing in the middle. Then the guards scolded everyone in their room, especially Wang Jinhua, the team leader, who was scolded to death.

However, Wang Jinhua was not too angry after being scolded. On the contrary, she felt relieved. It seemed that Jia Zhang was just hungry and went to the kitchen to steal food. It had nothing to do with her. At this time, Wang Jinhua even had time to appreciate Jia Zhang's miserable appearance: Stupid, going to the kitchen at this time is simply seeking death.

After the discipline gave them a lecture, he comforted them and let them go back to rest. As for Jia Zhang, as the chicken to scare the monkeys, she was directly punished to be confined for a week. This time, Jia Zhang was still tough. Although the confinement room was not a place for people to stay, she gritted her teeth and persisted for a week.

After returning to the room, Jia Zhang was inevitably ridiculed by everyone, including Wang Jinhua. In response, Jia Zhang pretended to be stupid and played the victim. After returning, Jia Zhang acted the same as usual, but secretly paid attention to Wang Jinhua's every move, recording everyone who secretly chatted with her, until the day when the higher authorities came to deliver supplies.

"Director, I have important information to report to you: Wang Jinhua, the team leader of our room, and several other prisoners are planning to take advantage of the supply delivery today to create chaos and escape!" Jia Zhang rushed into the director's office while no one was paying attention.

"Are you sure? What evidence do you have?" The supervisor didn't care about Jia Zhang's rudeness at this time and further confirmed.

"I'm sure that Wang Jinhua has robbed a lot of people of their steamed bread in the past few days and hid them in the tool room. They plan to take advantage of the chaos to run into the desert, and then return to the city along the edge of the desert..." Jia Zhang told all the plans that she had eavesdropped on in one breath.

"Squeak!" The supervisor stood up suddenly, and the stool and the ground made a harsh sound. He told Jia Zhang to go back first so that Wang Jinhua would not find out anything unusual, and he went out to report the situation to his superiors.

When Wang Jinhua and several others were trying to escape, they were caught by the guards. Wang Jinhua was shot dead on the spot because she insisted on escaping. At night, in the office of the labor camp, a group of people discussed the punishment for this group of people and the reward for Jia Zhang.

"I think we should give severe punishment to those who escape. As for Jia Zhang, she has behaved well here and has been in labor reform for seven years. I think we should let her go back?"

"It's not impossible to reduce the sentence, but isn't it too lenient to release him all of a sudden?"

"The main reason for their escape this time was because of food shortages. No one knows how long the famine will last, and many of them are worried that they won't make it out. This time, let's set an example and give those people hope!"

"I agree to release him! Once people lose hope, they can do anything!"

"I agree!"

"Although this sentence reduction is too lenient, I agree that extraordinary measures must be used in extraordinary times!" As the person who had just opposed raised his hand in agreement, everyone in the meeting room voted unanimously to apply for the early release of Jia Zhang.

Although Jia Zhang was under the charge of the labor camp, the camp did not have the power to release him. They had to report to their superiors, but generally, in such cases, the superiors would not reject the labor camp's application. After more than a month of hard work, Jia Zhang, who had been imprisoned for seven years, was finally freed.

Because the area was located on the edge of the desert and transportation was inconvenient, Jia Zhang shamelessly took a ride on the supply team's vehicle. Then, with the help of the local government, he boarded a train to Beijing.

However, Jia Zhang's good luck seemed to end there. Due to a malfunction, the train that was supposed to arrive in Beijing that day was delayed for half a day. When Jia Zhang got off the train, it was already the middle of the night. After packing up the letters that Jia Dongxu had mailed and the certificate issued by the labor camp, Jia Zhang, who was starving, staggered towards the courtyard.

When it rains, it pours. When Jia Zhang finally returned to the familiar courtyard, she knocked for a long time, but no one opened the door. Jia Zhang wanted to bang on the door, but when she thought of what she had experienced over the years, she silently put down the brick in her hand. She could only lean against the door to rest, because it was summer and there was nothing wrong except mosquitoes.

It must be admitted that the seven years of labor reform had trained Jia Zhangshi to the point that she could fall asleep leaning against the door frame. Early the next morning, Jia Zhangshi, who was sleeping, had no support because the door was opened, so she had to flip backwards with great difficulty into the courtyard she had not seen for many years.

"Rat spirit!" This was the first sentence Jia Zhang heard when she returned to the courtyard. Looking at the sleepy Yan Bugui and thinking of what happened last night, Jia Zhang's seven years of accumulated anger suddenly exploded. Jia Zhang, who had scolded all the neighbors and had no rivals, returned to the arena.

After venting her anger, Jia Zhang's anger was barely relieved. She calmed down and left the speechless Yan Bugui behind, and strode towards Jia's house. She decided that this time she must teach Qin Huairu, the little slut, and Jia Dongxu, the unfilial son, a lesson.

"Bang! Bang! Bang! Open the door, I'm back. Jia Dongxu, you good-for-nothing, actually let yourself be seduced by a slut and throw aside my mother who raised you with great difficulty! Do you still have any conscience?" The courtyard that had been silent for many years suddenly became boiling because of Jia Zhang's loud voice.