My Beloved Super Fierce Wife
Chapter 552 should go back and have a beating.

Chapter 552: 552 should go back and have a beating.

Lin Qingshan and the others agreed, shifting their stiff shoulders, bracing themselves once more.

The group went to the Public Security Bureau again.

They were arranged in a corner while two public security officers, along with some people and things, left.

Whatever they reported to their superiors, the entire Public Security Bureau suddenly became busy.

It could be described as tumultuous.

For a time, no one paid attention to Lin Tang and the group.

An undercover presence in the county was a significant matter, which they dared not treat lightly.

When Lin Zhicheng saw so many people wearing green public security uniforms, his little body tensed up.

By now, he knew that his attempt at being a good Samaritan... had caused trouble.

Lin Tang’s hand, which he was holding, felt a slight pressure from him, and his expression became somewhat guarded.

Thinking about how his little aunt and the others might be dragged into this mess... locked in a sealed, rat-infested room because of him, Lin Zhicheng felt both afraid and guilty.

"Little aunt, I’m sorry, I was wrong. I shouldn’t have helped others rashly," he said with a face full of regret.

He didn’t regret doing a good deed; he regretted not considering it thoroughly.

Lin Tang noticed the remorse written all over her big nephew’s face, saw his small frame still standing firm, shielding her, his eyes sweeping over the people in the hall like a little wolf pup.

She pressed down on Lin Zhicheng’s shoulder, having him sit beside her.

Her gaze was steadfast as she looked at him.

"Comrade Lin Zhicheng, I hope you can understand something," she said.

Lin Zhicheng, seeing his little aunt’s serious expression, sat up straight.

"What, what’s that?" he asked nervously.

Lin Tang spoke solemnly, "Helping others is not wrong."

"Being willing to help others indicates that you’re a brave youth who values social justice in your heart; that’s a good thing.

I and everyone at home are proud of you. If you don’t believe me, ask your dad and your Uncle Aiguo..."

The atmosphere in the Police Station was very tense, leaving the adults’ hearts hanging high.

Lin Zhicheng’s muscles were all tensed up, at a time when he felt most lacking in confidence.

Hearing his little aunt’s words, he looked towards Lin Qingshan and the others.

Lin Qingshan nodded slightly, pinched the back of his son’s neck to relax him.

In a gentle voice, he said, "Right, you’re so brave, dad is proud of you."

Fathers are like mountains in every child’s heart.

Praised by the mountain in his heart, Lin Zhicheng grinned.

No sooner had he started smiling, Lin Tang spoke in a low voice, "Don’t rush to be happy, there’s a ’but’ coming..."

Huh?

The smile slowly disappeared from Lin Zhicheng’s face.

"But... what is it?" he asked.

Lin Tang did not soften her words just because Lin Zhicheng was her dear nephew.

"You can do good deeds, but have you thought about how old you are?"

"Have you thought about what would happen to your family if something happened to you? If you haven’t thought about these things, it’s not just reckless, it’s selfish."

She spoke with a smile, but her words were like a soft knife, piercing Lin Zhicheng’s heart.

And Lin Tang wasn’t done yet.

"Have you thought about how worried everyone would be if you didn’t come home on time..."

Lin Zhicheng’s head hung lower.

By the end, his small frame was almost bent at ninety degrees.

Seeing that he seemed to have truly realized his mistake, a smile flickered in the depths of Lin Tang’s eyes.

"Do you realize what you did wrong?"

Lin Zhicheng looked up, his head nodding rapidly.

"I know, I know, I’ve realized my mistake. I’ll definitely think three times before acting in the future and not do things beyond my capability. You can trust me, little aunt."

Lin Tang also knew well how to alternate a slap with a sweet date.

Having spoken seriously, her expression returned to its usual tenderness.

"Of course, I trust you," she said.

If you dare act impulsively again, I have plenty of ways to discipline you.

Considering it was Lin Zhicheng’s first time causing trouble, Lin Tang left these words unsaid.

I believe he should have a bit of an idea after this experience.

Time slipped by silently, until the men from the Shuangshan Brigade were already nodding off, but no verdict was given.

Lin Zhicheng was still holding up okay, at least he had his family by his side, so he wasn’t too scared.

The little girl named Yuanyuan was curled up in the corner, tears dropping.

She didn’t make a sound, and she stared unblinkingly at the entrance of the Police Station, as if waiting for someone to come and fetch her.

Lin Tang had worked all day and hadn’t even eaten. Hungry, thirsty, and sleepy, she sat there with closed eyes to rest.

Hearing the little girl’s constant sobbing, she helplessly closed her eyes again.

She took out a White Rabbit Creamy Candy from her pocket and handed it to the girl named Yuanyuan.

"Don’t cry, your throat will become hoarse and there’s no water to drink. Have some candy first, and if it’s really unbearable, take a nap."

To be honest, her own throat was nearly smoking, and she regretted trying to reason with her nephew earlier.

What reasoning? She should have just gone back and given him a pounding.

Yuanyuan took the candy with her small, dimpled hands, held back her sobs, and said seriously, "I’ll give you a candy back when my dad comes to pick me up."

As she spoke, she fixed her gaze on Lin Tang, waiting for her response.

It was as if she wouldn’t eat the candy without an agreement.

Lin Tang didn’t expect the little girl to stick to her principles so much and nodded, "Okay."

Yuanyuan seemed relieved, peeled the candy wrapper, put it in her mouth, and her eyes curved slightly.

Lin Zhicheng let out a long sigh of relief when he finally saw her stop crying.

What was there to cry about? Wasn’t his auntie there?

Nothing would go wrong!

Lin Tang was unaware of her nephew’s full confidence in her; she had been sitting on that hard bench for quite a while, and without exaggeration, her back was aching.

But personal feelings are trivial in front of national security.

...so, wait it is!

After a while more, the authorities hadn’t come around, but Gu Yingzhou appeared at the entrance of the Police Station.

Lin Qingshan softly called out to Lin Tang, who was resting with her eyes closed, "Tangtang, Yingzhou is here."

Gu Yingzhou walked over, looking at the little girl sitting on the uncomfortable bench, his gaze filled with pity.

Impressed by the efficiency of the Police Station.

Such a trivial issue and taking half a day without making a decision, at least complete the statements, and let the people go home.

How can work be done so rigidly? It seems that internal reform is imperative now, and it’s time to mention it to the higher-ups.

"Why are you here?" Lin Tang rubbed her empty stomach, asking languidly.

Gu Yingzhou answered, "...I have something to deal with."

The moment he heard that Tangtang was kept at the Police Station, he had hurried over after making arrangements for Kong Fangren.

Seeing the little girl’s pale lips, the tall man squatted down, concerned, "Are you not feeling well?"

Lin Tang instinctively complained, "I am tired, hungry, and thirsty."

Gu Yingzhou felt overwhelming sympathy, his lips pressed thinly.

"Wait here for a moment, I’ll go find someone."

Is this how they serve the public here?

Anger weighed in his brows and eyes.

Lin Tang made no secret of her demands to her partner, grabbing the corner of Gu Yingzhou’s clothes.

"My brothers need it too."

She had mentioned wanting water before, but her brothers, seeing the public security officers so busy they couldn’t touch the ground, firmly held her back telling her to wait and not to bother them.

She had held back until now.

Gu Yingzhou nodded, "Wait for me."

Then he turned and left.

Two minutes later.

An energetic public security officer brought over a few cups of tea and some snacks, setting them in front of Lin Tang and the others.

"...Sorry for making you comrades wait so long."

He apologized earnestly and explained the reasons.

"The situation arose suddenly and is of great importance, the leaders needed to hold a meeting to coordinate. We’ve neglected our duties to you comrades, and I, on behalf of the Police Station, offer our apologies."

After apologizing, he saluted them.