Mr. Su's Love Investigation Report
Chapter 23: Encounter, Reunion (22)

Chapter 23: Chapter 23: Encounter, Reunion (22)

"You all can go somewhere else! There are so many classrooms in the school!" the two said.

"So many classrooms? Then why don’t you go to another classroom? Make this one available for us!" the nurse behind the dean retorted angrily.

"Every other classroom is full of people! With so many people, it is easy to catch infectious diseases, dirty!" Mrs. Wang said, flicking her thin lips.

The dean was so angry he was at a loss for words. The nurse also said angrily, "You know there are a lot of people in the other classrooms! You know that where there are many people, it’s easy for diseases to spread!"

"But our family has a pregnant woman! She’s still carrying a child in her belly! Our Wang family has had only one male heir for three generations! Can you afford the responsibility if something happens?"

The dean felt that there was no point in talking anymore, and with a wave of his hand, said, "Carry them in!"

As they were about to force their way in, Mrs. Wang began to shriek, "This is a plague! Plagues are contagious! You can’t come in!"

"Who says it’s a plague? Who said that?" The dean was furious and tried to break through the two.

Mrs. Wang, slight in stature, clung to the door frame, refusing to let go, "I think it is! I know it is! Don’t you dare barge in anymore!"

"Who is the doctor here, you or me?" The dean tried several times but couldn’t move Mrs. Wang, "If I say it’s not, then it’s not!"

Wang then said fiercely, "You say it’s not? Can you guarantee it’s not? Even if it’s not, can you guarantee it won’t spread? If you can guarantee it won’t infect my wife, then I’ll let you in! Can you guarantee that?"

"..." Who dares to guarantee it won’t spread? Even a cold can be contagious! Even the dean couldn’t guarantee that.

"You can’t guarantee it, can you? So what exactly are you threatening us for? We’ve already said she’s pregnant; nothing must go wrong! Why are you bullying a pregnant woman like this?" Wang was still looking furious.

"Bullying? Threatening?" Tu Hengsha couldn’t stand it anymore and pointed to the person on the stretcher who was sick and unconscious, "It’s clearly you who are bullying them! The ones being pushy are you!"

"We, a pregnant woman who can hardly move, and an old woman who is weak in health, how could we have the strength to bully anyone? Look at you all, with soldiers, doctors, and nurses, and calling so many people to back you up! It’s clear to anyone with eyes who is bullying who! The liberation army shouldn’t bully people like this!" Mrs. Wang said, with a pained expression.

Tu Hengsha was so irritated it was painful. With Mrs. Wang’s fierce vigor, how could she seem the least bit frail?

Liu Dawei and another soldier, the truly weak ones on the stretcher, silently tugged at the pants of the other soldiers with somber expressions, meaning: let’s go.

Tu Hengsha knew they couldn’t bear to hear that sentence: The liberation army shouldn’t bully people...

The liberation army had never bullied anyone!

Tears gushed from Tu Hengsha, "Bullying? Do you have any conscience? Why are they injured? Why are they sick? Don’t you understand? And you!" Tu Hengsha normally didn’t point fingers, but now he pointed straight at Mrs. Wang, "Someone lost their life for you! The liberation army you’re talking about bullying! They were washed away by the flood right before your eyes trying to save you! And you can still say such things, don’t you have any conscience at all?"

At that time, Tu Hengsha was too far away to see the whole sequence of events, but the subsequent investigation revealed the reason Mrs. Wang’s body tilted when she came down from the tree; it was because her gold jewelry had fallen out. She reached to grab it, nearly falling from the tree, and it was Ah Gua and another soldier who went to support her, causing a lapse in attention that led to Ah Gua being swept away by the water...

As Tu Hengsha wept and spoke, soldiers standing aside also had tears welling up in their eyes. Liu Dawei on the stretcher, recalling the spicy youth singing in the sunset, let tears silently roll down. Even the onlookers began to weep, many lost their voice crying, and started to accuse the family of three.

Seeing that they had incited public anger, Mrs. Wang, embarrassed, muttered, "I... I didn’t want him to die... it’s not like I killed him... it was his own... carelessness..."

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