Although each other has changed a lot, Li Jin and Hu Pingping still recognized each other at a glance.
Hu Pingping froze in place for several seconds before she suddenly came to her senses, lowered her head and was about to run away.
But at this time, the boss of the bun shop had already caught up.
He grabbed Hu Pingping's back collar and cursed angrily: "Damn it, you've been stealing my buns every day for three days in a row. Even if you steal things, you can't just catch my family gathering wool. You really treat me well."
Bullying, right?”
"I will teach you a lesson today so that you dare to steal again!"
As he said this, the big and powerful boss raised his hand and was about to hit Hu Pingping.
"Wait a minute." Li Jin called out to the boss.
The boss turned his head and looked at Li Jin suspiciously. When he saw that Li Jin was well-dressed and had an extraordinary temperament, he also restrained his ferocious look a little. He frowned and asked, "What, you want to control me when I teach a thief a lesson?"
Li Jin took out a hundred-dollar bill from his pocket and said, "You said she stole your things. I gave you the money, so don't worry about it. It's Chinese New Year and you're in business, so don't look for bad luck."
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"Hey! It's done!"
The boss was happy. He took the money from Li Jin and said, "We really met a good person, but your money is too big. I can't change it without any change."
"There's no need to look for it." Li Jin looked at Hu Pingping, who was standing nearby timidly, with her head lowered and not daring to look at him, and said calmly, "Just think of it as compensation for you."
"That's a good feeling!"
The boss happily put the hundred-dollar bill in his trouser pocket, and then glared at Hu Pingping, "You are lucky. If you come to my store again to steal something in the future, I will beat you to death."
"Okay, you've taken the money, and I've given you the benefits, so let's go." Li Jin frowned.
The boss grinned, turned around and walked away happily.
After the bun shop owner left, Li Jin lowered his head and said to Hu Pingping, who was trembling: "How did you end up like this?"
Hu Pingping still lowered her head, as if she could avoid being recognized by Li Jin. She said in a panic: "I'm not, you recognized the wrong person."
Saying that, Hu Pingping was about to run away.
"Stop!" Li Jin shouted.
Hu Pingping trembled all over and froze in place.
"Where is your brother and your mother? Do they know you are like this now?" Li Jin asked.
Hu Pingping knew she couldn't escape, so she raised her head and looked at Li Jin, with a sad smile on her not-so-clean face, and said: "My mother has Alzheimer's disease and is lying in bed now unable to move.
Yue committed something and was sentenced."
Li Jin frowned slightly. In his previous life, Hu Pingping's younger brother Hu Chenggong had never been in a prison cell.
It seems that with his rebirth, the fate of many people who were closely related to him in his previous life has changed.
"Don't you still have a job? Your family still has savings, right? How could it be like this?" Li Jin asked.
Although I once hated the philistines of Hu Pingping's family and Hu Pingping's character of being a brother-in-law, these are things in the past.
At least in this life, Li Jin has never suffered a loss at the hands of his family.
At this time, facing the wife of his previous life, even though he had been entangled with the woman for several years in this life, Li Jin still felt more regretful than disgusted.
After all, the structure and level were different, and Li Jin no longer felt angry or disgusted with Hu Pingping.
"It's all Wang Fugui!" Hu Pingping's eyes showed deep resentment.
"After Liang Hui fell, I had no one to rely on anymore, so Wang Fugui stayed with me. I thought he was sincere to me, but in the end he took away all our family's property and ran away!"
"It's because of this that my mother was so angry that she became Alzheimer's, and my brother also completely degenerated. He went on mischief with a group of gangsters all day long, seriously injuring people. When others ran away, he had to take the blame, and my job was also ruined.