He was afraid of stirring up a hornet's nest.
Su Qiao knew it, but she didn't expose him.
She said that when she was in the hotel that day, she always felt like she was being watched by someone, and it turned out that it was really this guy.
[Great Demon King didn't know that you already knew his origin, and you were just pretending to be here.]
"Hmph, he's pretending pretty well. It just so happens that I want to pretend I didn't recognize him."
Su Qiao sneered in his heart.
[Host, were you too capable just now? And isn't your tone of voice when you talk to him too familiar? Maybe he starts to doubt you too.]
444 always felt that Ding Jihan knew something, so he shamelessly followed up today.
Su Qiao disagrees.
If you doubt, just doubt. As long as she doesn't admit it, what can he do?
The car quickly continued to move, but no one dared to get close to the row behind them, and they all stayed far away.
After driving for about five kilometers, Wang Laoba stopped the car. Ding Jihan took Su Qiao to a restaurant for a meal without worrying that the driver would drive away early.
Of course, Wang Laoba didn't think about driving away secretly, but he was afraid of revenge, so he didn't dare to commit suicide in the end.
As for the people in the car, no one dared to speak out.
At about eight o'clock in the evening, the car arrived at the small town in Su Qiao's hometown.
She found a small hotel to stay and had a meal.
Early the next morning, before dawn, I quietly left Ding Jihan behind and returned to the village with some gifts and candies.
First, I went to my uncle's house to see his aunt and uncle's family.
In fact, my uncle's family is pretty good, but unfortunately they are poor and have many children. They can't even have enough to eat, so they can't take care of their sisters.
When Su Qiao came over with a lot of gifts, her uncle and aunt were very reserved and felt uncomfortable accepting so many gifts from her.
Su Qiao didn't stay long. When he left, he quietly put two thousand yuan under the bowl as a thank you to them for taking in Su Ya Ni for three or four years under such circumstances.
She went to Village Party Secretary to get a certificate, and then she returned to town.
Because it was just time for dinner, she simply went to find the restaurant Boss Lady that had taken care of her before.
The former small restaurant has now been expanded into a restaurant with two facades.
The boss was very impressed by the little girl who was studying in junior high school and earning tuition and living expenses to support her younger sister. When she mentioned it, she remembered who she was.
He warmly entertained her for a meal, and then used some connections to take her to the town Police Station to change the name on her household registration booklet and ID card.
Originally, it was not possible to apply for an ID card and get it on the same day, but at least three days later. However, because of the connection, Su Qiao got the fresh ID card and household registration book in less than half an hour.
After getting the certificate, Su Qiao originally planned to stay in the town for one more night and go to the city's education institute to sign up for the self-study exam the next day.
As a result, when Boss Lady knew that she had been unable to find a partner for so many years in order to support her sister in school, she enthusiastically decided to introduce her to him.
It also happened that a friend she had a good chat with had a son who was already thirty-two and still unmarried.
This man's situation is similar to Su Qiao's. His father died suddenly, his mother was in poor health, and his younger siblings were still young, so the marriage was delayed.
The man himself is also very hard-working. He has been doing small business in the past few years. Now his family is in good condition. His only regret is that he has not found a suitable partner.
In rural areas, there are many aunts who got married when they were eighteen or nineteen years old. Those who are twenty-two or thirty are considered old girls. Unless they went to college in those big cities, no one will tell them.