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Perhaps due to sleeping late, Lu Weiguo was overcome by drowsiness. After Shi Tingyu pulled the blanket away, he finally fell asleep.
In the morning, Shi Tingyu woke up feeling warm. She slowly opened her eyes, realizing she was wrapped up like a cocoon in the blanket. It was May, no wonder it was hot.
Her gaze shifted and she noticed the man beside her. He was breathing steadily, still asleep.
Seeing the man lying pitifully on the bed, not even managing to grab a corner of the blanket, she felt a bit guilty.
On second thought, the position wasn’t bad. At least she hadn’t climbed on top of him; she had just innocently taken the blanket.
Compared to her usual self, she had been overly honest in her sleeping position last night.
Shi Tingyu unwrapped herself from the blanket, holding the corner, preparing to cover Lu Weiguo. Even if she couldn’t cover his whole body, she could at least cover his stomach.
Covering the navel was a must for their Hua country people.
As her gaze followed her hand pulling the blanket, she suddenly realized something seemed off about his body.
Upon closer inspection, Shi Tingyu was somewhat surprised. She had encountered a morning situation.
This…this…
Seeing the man with closed eyes, Shi Tingyu’s courage grew, and her gaze uncontrollably drifted downwards.
The size there was quite impressive.
This really was something.
Lu Weiguo didn’t sleep soundly; his innate vigilance made him feel like something was staring at him.
He opened his eyes and found his daughter-in-law holding the bed with one hand and pulling the blanket with the other, preparing to cover him. However, the blanket was still suspended, and her eyes were fixed on…
Lu Weiguo suddenly felt a certain part of him seemed a bit swollen.
Realizing the situation, a rush of heat flooded Lu Weiguo’s face, a mix of embarrassment and a secretive sense of pleasure. He casually turned over, facing away from Shi Tingyu.
Shi Tingyu was almost startled in place by his movement. Finally, when she confirmed that he had just turned over, she relaxed.
She had nearly been caught in the act just now.
Continuing to pretend casually, she covered the man with the blanket and slowly lay back down. Yet, the previous scene had left a strong impression on her.
As the saying goes, only a tired ox doesn’t plow the field. But, was this size a bit too impressive? Women were known for their magical ability to accommodate, but… was this a bit too much?
Lost in thought, Shi Tingyu unexpectedly fell asleep again.
This time, Lu Weiguo was the first to wake up. When he went to freshen up, he cast a glance at the sleeping young daughter-in-law, his eyes deep, with a flicker of flames in the darkness.
When Shi Tingyu woke up again, her mother had prepared breakfast. With Lu Weiguo’s help, they had simple rice porridge with fried dough sticks.
The breakfast was made at home, with the fried dough sticks bought from outside, and some pickled vegetables at home, making a simple meal.
After quickly getting ready, Shi Tingyu joined for breakfast. After the meal, Lu Weiguo went back to the family compound and brought the car over.
He inspected the blankets his mother-in-law had arranged, thick and thin, totaling up to six sets, not including pillows and washbasins.
Today, the Red Committee members were coming, so he had to take everything back to the camp in one go. Otherwise, these items probably wouldn’t be allowed to stay once the Red Committee arrived.
Lu Weiguo thought he was quick in his actions, but the Red Committee arrived even faster. Shortly after he had taken the items away, the Red Committee members arrived.
Leading the group was a tall man in a green military uniform with a red armband, appearing to be in his thirties. His name was Hong Bo, and he led a team of six people to the family compound.
Instantly, the atmosphere in the research institute’s family compound became tense.
The Red Committee members had an arrogant demeanor, causing the people around them to fearfully step back, unable to hide their satisfaction. These self-proclaimed advanced intellectuals now seemed as scared as mice seeing a cat.
The Red Committee members headed straight for the Shi family’s house, with many curious neighbors secretly observing.
The door was vigorously knocked on.
Shi Tingyu’s heart skipped a beat upon hearing the commotion outside. Sensing that it might be the Red Committee members, Shi’s father didn’t delay. When the door opened, Hong Bo and his team rushed in.
Unaware for a moment, Shi’s father stumbled and was steadied by Shi Tingyu and her mother. Hong Bo’s gaze fell harshly on Shi’s parents, “You are Shi Qian and Liu Meihan?”
“We are,” they replied.
Hong Bo scrutinized them, exuding the refined intellectual image he despised. He coldly sneered, “We received a report alleging that you have a severe capitalist influence, flattering the United States at work. Now, we are going to search your house. Cooperate honestly.”
Upon hearing this, Shi’s father furrowed his brow. He knew they had been reported, but never for such a charge. “Comrade, we absolutely don’t have a capitalist influence. All our income is from the state’s subsidies and funds, plus my son’s allowances for his life-and-death struggles on the battlefield. As for flattering the United States, that’s impossible. Our whole family was painstakingly brought back from the United States by soldiers. We only wish to contribute to our country.”
Regardless of whether the explanations were effective, Shi’s father wanted to state his position. If they appeared guilty, they could be condemned without a fair trial.
Upon hearing about the son’s efforts on the battlefield, Hong Bo’s eyes softened, and the other Red Committee soldiers exchanged glances.
“We will investigate this matter,” Hong Bo said coldly, then instructed his team to search thoroughly.
As Shi’s father was about to say more, Shi Tingyu stopped him. It was clear they were there to search for incriminating evidence.
She understood the period’s prevalence of false accusations due to insufficient evidence, which led to unjust cases. If there was any conflict, even if they found nothing, they could still find fault and fabricate charges.
She knew the family had to be prudent.
Hong Bo focused on Shi Tingyu. At that moment, he truly saw her face for the first time. Her rare beauty caused a stir within him. Despite standing behind her parents earlier, Shi Qian’s tall stature had prevented him from noticing her beauty.
“Are you also from the Shi family?” Hong Bo’s gaze held disdain and scrutiny as he asked Shi Tingyu.
Before Shi Tingyu could respond, Shi’s father shielded her, saying, “This is my daughter, and she is already married.”
Hong Bo’s expression soured. Such a beautiful woman was married. However, he didn’t dwell on it. “Marriage isn’t a big deal; there are plenty of divorces due to bad relationships.”
He then subtly hinted to Shi’s father, “Professor Shi, you lack flexibility. With a daughter like her, isn’t it simple to live a good life?”
His superiors would appreciate this approach. If they handed Shi Tingyu over, what charges could she escape from?
Shi Qian trembled with anger at the condescending tone. Shi’s mother, pale-faced, gripped Shi Tingyu’s wrist tightly.
Shi Tingyu comfortingly patted her mother’s hand and addressed Hong Bo, “You might be disappointed, Comrade. My husband is a military officer in the military region. I believe his ability to protect his loved ones on the battlefield for eight years speaks for itself.”
Upon hearing that Shi Tingyu’s husband was an officer, Hong Bo’s demeanor visibly cooled.
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ugh disgusting people…