Lou Manyue suddenly thought that the survivors of these martyrs needed to receive subsidies, so she turned around and carefully checked the captain's cabinet and found two martyrs certificates. These two should be books for receiving subsidies in the commune.

No wonder, he said that his family got so much money and tickets? Who gave him the courage to embezzle the subsidies of the martyrs/salaries. Lou Manyue tried hard to recall and had never seen such things in the village chief's house.

This matter is a bit big, so I have to go to someone to discuss it. This matter is illegal and the consequences are very serious.

But it would be very unhappy to leave these things to these unscrupulous people! Lou Manyue thought about it, the captain, the gold, silver jewelry at home, and the things in the mouse holes blocked by yellow mud were all taken away secretly.

The money and the tickets were not moved, and these were considered evidence that could not be moved. There was also a very secret secret wall on the kang of the captain and the couple. There was a small account book and the two were martyrs' certificates.

Lou Manyue took away the small account book, and the two martyrs' certificates were not available, and the rice was left behind. Then he went to the cellar in the kitchen to get away all the ground cornmeal, rice, white flour, and bacon.

Another small wood was used to get the cellar entrance, and they shouldn't need to go to the cellar to get things in a short time when the stock in the kitchen was in stock.

After finishing these buildings, I returned quietly and quietly. The village chief’s old house. I don’t know if I went back to investigate how long it would take for the martyrs to subsidize the master and apprentice. If it was implicated, would there be any punishment for those who could not go to college? As a cannon fodder, I was still a little nervous.

Suddenly I remembered Geng. She had been scattered away by her before. Even if this matter was revealed, there was no evidence to prove that this matter was related to the village chief.

Lou Manyue thought about it and decided to clean up all the things in the old house and take them away. Since there is no evidence to prove it, she doesn't want to be cheaper, the old man from the village chief.

Lou Manyue was searching for all the memories of this village in the sea of ​​dragons, and found more than a dozen orphans and widows gathered together in the village.

Corn flour was wearing black noodles, and each household gave it about five kilograms. They secretly packed it in a small cloth bag, stuffed things through the dilapidated wooden door, and then left.

After Lou Manyue gave the last house, she stood directly on the tree outside the door. She looked at the hunched old lady inside, and was startled by the small cloth bag she put in on the ground. After opening it, she looked at the things inside in surprise.

With a plop, he knelt on the ground and began to thank him. He felt a little muttering, and then he carefully hugged the little girl back into the room.

Lou Manyue used his mental power to see the little old lady. After taking the small cloth bag into the house, he found two similar small cloth bags from another place, divided the things into three parts, and then used two oil paper bags to pack the other two parts. After finding several places, he couldn't hide them.

In the end, there was no choice but to put one of these two small cloth bags into the kang hole where the fire was burning. Another small bag found a mouse hole with the only fire tongs in the house. It expanded the hole a little, then stuffed the thing in, and took another piece. I don’t know where it got it, and the rag blocked the hole.
Chapter completed!