Elder Sister Lou's third younger brother came to visit her. He was forty-nine now, and he had brought along his daughter, who had just graduated from college.
After all, he was a man, so it was not especially convenient for him to look after his eldest sister. Having his daughter around was better.
When Feng Jun saw that another whole family had arrived, he felt a little depressed. He always felt that when an entire family got together, the chances of some nonsense happening were higher.
It was not just the Lou Family. Even the guests staying at the manor were curious when they learned that Feng Jun had taken on another case. Mr. Peng in particular ran straight over to ask, "Can I go see that patient?"
Such curiosity should not have been encouraged, but Mr. Peng had at least asked the host's permission first, which showed some sincerity.
Then he discovered, "Oh, so this woman is Little Lou's older sister."
Feng Jun realized with some frustration that his place might soon become somewhere all sorts of government officials came to get acquainted.
If that happened, keeping a low profile would be completely impossible, and it would be easy for the authorities to put him under their watch.
He had originally wanted to find an agent with government connections, but now it seemed... perhaps he needed to adjust his strategy.
Still, dealings with the authorities were unavoidable. Before long, Red Sister hired a law firm, first having the evidence officially notarized, then filing a lawsuit against the woman who had made the Social Diary post.
The Adjudication Bureau's response was that it leaned toward mediation. They believed that since the defendant had lost her son, it would be best for everyone to settle privately for the sake of social