Chapter 1671 - 1082: Heroine of the Republic 56

Chapter 1671: Chapter 1082: Heroine of the Republic 56

According to what An Yi knows, you can retake the secondary school entrance exam in this region. This means if you don’t pass this year, you can try again next year. The only thing unchanged from later times is the cutoff score. If you don’t reach it, unless you have connections above, you have to follow the regular procedure.

Never mind that Cai Wenfang is the original host’s biological mother, her niece might be her cousin, but so what?

An Yi said everything she needed to, then no matter how much Cai Wenfang nagged, she just ignored her, a typical "oil and salt won’t penetrate" type.

If she didn’t do it this way, villagers would keep coming to her for favors, but who is she? Does she have that kind of power?

An Yi ignored her, stood up and went indoors, locking the door behind her to avoid any further annoyance. Cai Wenfang was completely sidelined, bottling up a stomachful of anger with no place to vent, kicking at An Yi’s sunlounger. The lounge was unstable, caught her foot, and she almost fell backward, but just then, a figure darted out and grabbed her.

"If you want to die, go out and turn left, die at your own house, not in mine. If you die here, I’m not paying your vampire family!"

An Yi’s cold gaze fell on Cai Wenfang, glanced at the sunlounger with a broken piece of wood, and spoke unceremoniously.

"What are you looking at? If you want to stay and pay me, say so sooner!"

Cai Wenfang, still shaken, thought to herself: "You were clearly inside just now, how did you appear behind me?"

An Yi grinned, her smile terrifying: "Because I’m a ghost, didn’t you know I can transform? Want me to possess you, let you experience it?"

"Ah ah ah, you &￥#@...(dialect can’t be understood)" It wasn’t clear what she cursed, she fled clumsily and stumbled away.

An Yi dusted off her hands, resignedly picked up a hammer and nails, and began repairing her sunlounger.

After fixing the lounge, she gathered some freshly sprouted chives, along with the shepherd’s purse Hu Zi just brought back, planning to make some dumplings with the taste of spring for lunch.

She had just finished kneading the dough when she heard the village chief’s wife shouting outside, "Teacher An? Is Teacher An home?"

She quickly washed the dough off her hands, ran out of the kitchen, and saw the village chief’s wife bringing a middle-aged man in military uniform over.

"Is Teacher An busy?"

An Yi wiped her hands on her apron, then looked up and smiled at the village chief’s wife.

"Sister-in-law here? I’m not busy, please have a seat."

"Ah, Teacher An, don’t be so formal. Look, this is a brother from my parents’ side, named Qin Zheng. His son is in the fourth year at the County First Middle School and heard you taught him this year. He wants to ask about his child’s situation and see if he can get into high school."

The man, though not outstanding in looks, had a very honest appearance, quite tall at 1.9 meters, with a well-proportioned figure. When sitting, he was very proper and formal. Looking at his shoulder insignia, he was a Lieutenant Colonel with two bars and two stars, roughly equivalent to a full or deputy regiment or regular battalion rank.

Seeing his appearance, she thought of a child, but that child’s behavior seemed not to match this man? Also, the child didn’t have the surname Qin?

"Ahem, Mr. Qin, hello. Can I ask your son’s name...?"

"Wang Congming," Qin Zheng reported the name succinctly. Upon hearing this name, An Yi was momentarily confused, recalled, and shook her head: "I’m sure I’ve never heard of this name. Comrade, could you have made a mistake? He’s not at First Middle School, maybe he’s at Second or Third Middle School instead!"

Qin Zheng frowned, "His mother said he studies at First Middle School. Since that’s not the case, I won’t bother you further, teacher."

The man immediately stood up, bid farewell to the village chief’s wife, rode off on the bicycle at the entrance without a second thought, swift and unhesitant. Even An Yi couldn’t help but glance at the village chief’s wife: "Sister-in-law, what’s going on here?"

The village chief’s wife pursed her lips: "Isn’t it because that woman’s family thought my brother died in battle overseas? Her own son is unpromising, only giving birth to daughters, so they forced Qin Zheng’s son to change to the Wang surname. Now Qin Zheng returns looking for his son, but the woman won’t tell the truth. It’s been so many days, and he still hasn’t found his son."

An Yi frowned, "Not found for days, sure nothing’s wrong?"

Sister-in-law shook her head, "Nothing’s wrong, what could go wrong? The Wang Family treats her son as their grandson, cherishing him deeply, not even letting that woman return to her parent’s home. They said the child would follow their Wang Family, and she should have another one with her husband. Her life is miserable, constrained in her in-law’s house and even more constrained at her parents’ home, can’t even find her own son. My brother’s back with no other business but to find his son. The couple has already had several arguments. He’s back hoping my husband will help find the child. When I heard you were home, I brought him over to ask, but who knew, even the school matter was fabricated."