Chapter 2: Lin Qin Calls the Police

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Ma Cuihua was about to say something.

Lin Qin spoke first, “Turn left as you exit, then turn right after reaching the street, walk straight until you reach the three-way intersection at the end of the street—that’s nearby.”

The four members of the Liu family instantly darkened their faces.

It seemed Lin Qin was serious!

As Liu Yongguo tried to leave, Lin Qin quickly blocked the doorway. “No one leaves this house before the police arrive!”

“You bitch! Don’t think I’m afraid to deal with you!” Liu Yongguo clenched his fists, issuing a threat.

Lin Zhi, forced to intervene, stood up for Lin Qin. “Since my second niece has already called the police, we’ll wait for them here. If you make a move now, it’ll be hard to explain when the police get here!”

“That bitch bit my mother’s arm till it bled. Even if I beat her to death, the police can’t do a thing to me!” Liu Yongguo straightened his neck stubbornly, showing no sense of wrongdoing.

Looking at Lin Qin’s swollen face, Lin Zhi spoke with confidence, “My second niece was beaten by you too. It’s tit for tat; there’s nothing to discuss. I didn’t witness what happened before, so I won’t comment. But since I’m here now, if you make a move, things won’t be so simple! We people from Shanglin Village are not to be trifled with!”

The director of the neighborhood committee, who had been lurking in the crowd watching the commotion, stepped forward when Lin Zhi mentioned Shanglin Village. With a dark expression, he warned Liu Yongguo, “Comrade Liu Yongguo, Lin Qin is your brother’s wife. How can you just hit her? When it comes to women’s matters, if men interfere, the situation changes.”

Fights between women were nothing serious—just family squabbles unlikely to escalate.

But if a man intervened, it would escalate a minor dispute into something harder to resolve—especially since Liu Yongguo was Lin Qin’s elder cousin and should avoid any appearance of impropriety.

With the neighborhood director’s words, the nearby residents immediately chimed in.

Seeing the situation turning against them, Xu Manzhi hurriedly stepped forward, pulling Liu Yongguo back. Hands on her hips, she pointed at Lin Qin, scolding, “What’s wrong with Mom hitting you when you’re the one behaving so disgracefully? You’ve made the Liu family a laughingstock of the whole street. Mom hasn’t even kicked you out yet!”

“You don’t know gratitude, and you’ve hurt Mom and your aunt so badly. Lin Qin, are you even human?”

Lin Qin didn’t even glance at Xu Manzhi. Her eyes flickered toward the man lying on the bed, darkening slightly.

Chen Wenjun!

The man who, in her past life, was framed by the Liu family and caused her half a lifetime of suffering—the only man who truly cared for her!

In this life, they would no longer cross paths.

Lin Qin moved at the sound, looking toward the front door.

“Officers, it’s here,” Lin Yi entered with two police officers.

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Before Lin Qin could speak, Xu Manzhi started to twist the story, “Officers, youI'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that request.