Reborn as a Superpower Girl in the 80s-Chapter 815: Multiple Parties Coordinating, Reaping What One Sows

The people from the Bo Family could tell from the expression of the third brother that trouble was likely brewing.

Old Master Bai, somewhat anxious, asked, "Third brother, what is written there?"

The forehead of the third son of the Bo Family was covered with fine sweat, and he could not bring himself to speak in front of the onlookers, only unconsciously hiding the several sheets of paper behind him.

Just then, another group of officials arrived outside the door, including leaders from the commune, public security, and people from the county armed forces department.

At this, the villagers knew the situation was probably going to escalate, and the Bo Family members started to panic, especially the second daughter-in-law of the Bo Family, who was still sitting on the ground without a chance to make a scene.

Since Bo Congjun had left, the Bo Family had initially still cared about appearances, and since Bo Congjun’s wife was pregnant, even if they were not shown good faces, they still had food to eat.

But later, ever since she miscarried due to being pushed by the sisters-in-law, let alone seeking justice, she couldn’t even rest during her postpartum period and was forced the next day to cook, do laundry, feed pigs, clean - indeed, all house chores fell to her.

Fearing gossip from the villagers, she wasn’t even allowed to leave the house until after the confinement period, only then was she allowed to go out to work.

However discreet this might have been done, how could the close neighbors not know? For the Bo Family, it was nothing but self-deception.

With the involvement of public security and the armed forces, Lu Yichen and Luo Qiao stepped aside.

Before long, a result was achieved, and through mediation by commune leaders and public security, the guardianship of Bo Taifeng, Bo Congjun’s son, was changed to Lu Yichen, and Bo Congjun’s pension was divided into three parts, as requested by Bo Taifeng.

The grandparents of the child wanted the pension to be split half and half between them and their grandson, but Bo Taifeng argued that since his grandparents were getting a share, his maternal grandparents should too, because without his grandfather’s aid over the years, he and his mother would have starved to death long ago.

Upon investigation, what the child said was indeed true, so the division was clarified immediately, but unexpectedly, Bo Taifeng’s maternal relatives did not take the money but left it for their young grandson.

Their own daughter was oblivious, and though she was gone, their young grandson was her only bloodline. The money burned their hands to spend, and if not for their own poverty, they too, in private, would have liked to see their grandson live better; they could not let others take the child away.

Thereafter, Luo Qiao had the village head intervene to ensure that the share due to the main house was also distributed, Bo Congjun had died but he still had a son, and the Bo Family had absolutely no room to resist, nor dared to play smart.

Bo Taifeng received two rooms, three hundred yuan, and all the houses in the home had been built with money sent by Bo Congjun, and although the Bo Family had objections, they did not dare voice them.

The village cadres immediately wrote the house division certificates, and next came the land and belongings due to the main house; once all that was handled, commune leaders sent their aides back to the commune to get Bo Taifeng’s property deeds and land titles.

The compensation and the money obtained from the division, Lu Yichen had commune comrades arrange for Bo Taifeng a ten-year fixed deposit, which would mature just as he reached adulthood at eighteen, and it was specifically noted on the savings book that only Bo Taifeng himself could withdraw it upon reaching adulthood.

The monthly pension going forward would be directly deposited into this account, with plans in place to have commune comrades facilitate, asking the savings bank to treat this as a special case and convert the monthly deposits into a fixed deposit by the end of the year.

The villagers couldn’t help but respect Lu Yichen; it was as if the child was completely supported by him after being taken away, and one had to admire a comrade who could go to such lengths. ƒreewebηoveℓ.com

But then thinking again about the Bo Family and the clansmen of Bai Family Village, they couldn’t help feeling embarrassed on their faces.

In the end, Lu Yichen requested the Bo Family sign a document similar to a severance agreement, clearly stating he did not want the Bo Family to burden or affect Bo Taifeng’s future, nor did any of the clan from Bai Family Village dare to stand up and speak in their favor, given the enormity of the Bo Family’s actions.

Once these matters were handled, the next step was for the Bo Family to be held accountable for all they had done, with Bo Congjun’s second daughter-in-law being taken away by public security to serve at least a five-year sentence, while the other Bo Family members were criticized in a notice by the commune. As for pursuing government positions or factory jobs in the future, that was out of the question.

Lu Yichen and Luo Qiao stayed there for a day, letting Bo Taifeng say goodbye to the villagers and even taking him to visit his parents’ graves for the last time, promising in front of the grave that he would bring the child back every year to pay respects to them.

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