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"That day, Mrs. Liu came to me and said that she had accepted a sewing job and couldn't finish it by herself, so she wanted me to help with it and share the money together."

In order to make extra money, the village woman surnamed Zhou followed Liu to Liu's house. As soon as she arrived at the door of Liu's house, Liu's father came back.

He said he wanted to sell the Liu family to a gambling house to pay off the debt...

"No, but it didn't happen." Zhou's village woman said in a trembling voice, "Someone saved her."

"Who saved her?" Chu Qingge continued to ask.

"I don't know." The woman surnamed Zhou replied, "He is a middle-aged man who is well-dressed, but he looks average. He seems to be just passing by.

Seeing Mrs. Liu being forced to do something by her father and crying miserably, she bought Mrs. Liu... I originally thought that Mrs. Liu would follow that person in the future.

Unexpectedly, only three days later, Mrs. Liu came back. She found me and asked me if I wanted to live somewhere else. She could give me her house. "

I just need to keep everything I saw that day a secret...

The village woman surnamed Zhou thought that this matter was related to a girl's reputation after all. She also thought that although the Liu family's house was in a remote location, it was a mud-tile house after all...

She agreed. In the past ten years, no one had asked her about it. She had almost forgotten how the mud-tile house she lived in now came to be...

Chu Qingge frowned, "Wasn't she bought by someone? Why is she back?"

"This..." The village woman surnamed Zhou hesitated again, but when Chu Qingge's dagger approached again, she immediately screamed: "I said, I said..."

Chu Qingge's question was naturally shared by the village woman surnamed Zhou at that time. She asked Mrs. Liu, and Mrs. Liu said that the man was a businessman passing by.

The other party didn't need a maid, so he rescued her, but out of good intentions, he brought her to the town, gave her some money, and let her go.

"Ms. Liu said that she originally wanted to use the money to leave Chenyang County, but her father was so excited about winning the money that he was so excited that he died..."

Without the threat of being sold, Liu naturally chose to stay...

"After she gave me the house, she went to Shili Town..." What happened next is the version that most people in Shili Town know -

After Liu's father died, Liu sold herself to bury her father. Her filial piety moved Chu Xiucai, who was passing by and also wearing a white collar, who was observing filial piety for his wife.

The other party bought her, saying that he originally wanted to have more than one person to take care of the two children his wife left behind, but seeing that the other party was very virtuous, they renewed their relationship...

"Don't tell anyone that we have been here." After Chu Qingge asked the village woman named Zhou a few more questions, she gave the village woman named Zhou ten taels of silver.

It was regarded as mental damages, so I turned around and left...

Pei Yan followed immediately, "Sister-in-law, why are you asking people like this?"

"If I don't ask this, will the other party tell me honestly?" Chu Qingge said, "I'm very pressed for time, and I don't have time to beat around the bush."

Pei Yan:......

Then there is no need to be so direct...

Zhou Xiong admired it very much.

Things should be so direct and hands-on, so why talk nonsense, "It just seems like Liu didn't have any dealings with your father before your mother died."

"Who said that?" Chu Qingge condensed his eyes, "Don't you find it strange? Liu is an unmarried girl, a standard weak woman. After her brother joined the army and his life and death were unknown, her mother passed away, and her father bought land and ran away, she How did a person survive in the village?"

It's easy to offend the idle people in the village, and your own livelihood is also a problem, unless... "She didn't live in the village at all at the time..."