Liu Ya put all the blame on Liu Mao.
Anyway, compared to an adult, a child who is only four years old and ignorant is of course easier to blame.
Besides, everyone will trust adults more.
As soon as Liu Ya finished speaking, she looked at Liu Mao earnestly and said softly: "Liu Mao can't remember things wrongly, otherwise Sister Liu Ya will be very embarrassed."
However, at this moment, Da Mao's voice suddenly sounded behind Liu Mao, saying:
"No, Liu Mao has met Sister Liu Ya. I was fishing by the river just now. I saw Liu Mao eating maltose. My family is so poor. We only eat the meat that Uncle Liu hunts. Where can I eat maltose? I asked Liu Mao where he got the candy, and Liu Mao said it was from Sister Liu Ya."
Da Mao opened his big, lively eyes and said, "I am eight years old this year. I should remember it very clearly. That's what Liu Mao said. He couldn't have mistakenly remembered whether he had met Sister Liu Ya at that time. He has maltose to eat, someone must have given it to him."
Da Mao's clear voice sounded.
The atmosphere at the scene suddenly became tense—
People in the village opened their mouths in astonishment, now it was interesting.
So, Liu Mao really met Liu Ya, and Liu Ya brought Liu Mao to him, but Liu Ya was lying, claiming that Liu Mao was confused? !
The people in the village were not stupid, and they immediately cast their thoughtful eyes on Liu Ya.
And Liu Ya, who had just unscrupulously and unjustly charged Liu Mao, all the color drained from her face in an instant—
She told Liu Mao not to tell anyone else! Unexpectedly, Liu Mao turned around and told Da Mao.
Damn it, what a brainless four-year-old kid, he can forget everything he told him in the blink of an eye!
Since the confrontation, Liu Ya has been exposed more and more, and the scene has become quiet, eerily still. Of course, it is Liu Ya who feels frightened.
After suddenly turning pale, Liu Ya's face began to turn blue and white.
My mind was racing at high speed, my heart was trembling, and I was panicking about what to do.
At this moment when Liu Ya was embarrassed, Guan Chibei's face remained unchanged and his tone remained unhurried. He didn't know what his emotion was, but he spoke again -
"Da Mao said that, so I must have seen him before. However, Liu Mao must have been too young and misheard. Liu Ya should have said Uncle Li Liu, not Liu Mao's Sixth Uncle, me."
Guan Chibei couldn't see any obvious sarcasm and his tone was very calm, but it immediately made a big splash.
The people in the village exploded with a "bang". Liu Ya's eyes suddenly widened and she raised her head to look at Chi Bei. What did he say!
"That's right," Guan Chibei said slowly and seriously: "Liu Ya and I have no personal relationship at all and have never communicated with each other. Liu Ya is definitely not talking about me. So it seems that Liu Ya should be talking about Uncle Li Liu in the village. Mao didn't hear clearly, so he became his sixth uncle, that is, me."
Liu Ya was caught off guard and was unexpectedly thrown into a position by Guan Chibei, and was stuck there motionless for a moment.
Uncle Li Liu!
Who is Uncle Li Liu? He is a well-known widower in the village. His family is so dilapidated that no one is left except him. His daily life is naturally poor. He is already an elder and has not yet been able to marry a wife.
The eldest uncle, Li Liushu, is thirty-four years old. He is not an ordinary farmer in his twenties who is anxious before getting married, but he is thirty-four years old!
At this age, some men in the village can have grandchildren.
However, Uncle Li Liu had not married yet and had been living in the shabby house of his family in the corner of the village. He would go out to work in the city during the day and come back at night, or would not come back for several days. It seemed that he had given up on the matter of his wife.
(End of chapter)