They need to have it all taken care of before Yingying’s parents got out; otherwise, it would be a big hassle with their intervention.

Shu Yan gave Hu Ruixue a call and asked whether she knew of anyone who could help with relocations of household register.

“That is easy. Just have her go look for her household register and identification card. I will have someone take care of the rest.” Hu Ruixue didn’t even hesitate after Shu Yan described her need to her.

“Thank you, I owe you one.” She already owed Hu Ruixue two meals in such a short period of time.

“It’s nothing. But I worry there will be danger with just the two of you. Let me send someone to go with you.” Men were stronger than women. When push came to shove, even two women might not be able to fend off a man.

“That is fine. I know someone.” Shu Yan placed a call to Feng Zeyu after she had hung up on the phone. “I have a favor to ask.”

“Do tell.” Feng Zeyu was very happy that Shu Yan would think about him in times of need. It went to show that she had trust in him.

“You saw what happened today. I want to help Yingying to move her household register, but we will need her household register and her identification card for that. Her parents hid both of them, so we will need to go look for them at her place. Her brother might be home, and we worry that there might be conflict.”

“Where are you right now? I will be right over,” said Feng Zeyu without saying one more word.

“We are at the shop. Where are you? We can come to you,” said Shu Yan, not wanting to push her luck.

“That won’t be necessary. I just happen to be taking care of something nearby. I am not too far from your shop.”

Feng Zeyu came in a car. Shu Yan took a look at the make of the car and it cost upward of 300,000 yuan. It might belong to his company. She did not have too much time to think that through and got inside of it with Yingying.

They have arrived at a little district and got out of the car in about ten or so minutes. Many pointed at Yingying and gossiped when they saw her.

There were some who felt that what Yingying’s parents had done were wrong at the beginning, but that was mostly a family’s private business. Most of the people were just being gossipy. Nevertheless, it was the first time anyone had heard of a daughter reporting her parents to the police; many called Yingying’s action abhorrent.

“They are only saying that because it didn’t happen to them. Just ignore them.” Shu Yan couldn’t be bothered so much as to look over at these people. She had Yingying showed them to her place.

Yingying’s brother was still out and Yingying let out a sigh of relief obviously when she found out that there was nobody home. She quickly went inside her parents’ room to look for her household register and her identification card, but she wasn’t able to find it anywhere. There was, however, a box with a lock on it inside the room. It was very likely that they could be inside of it. Problem was that her mother always carried the key on her.

“Let me,” said Feng Zeyu when he asked Yingying for a hairpin and opened it up with ease.

The two women were amazed by that. After she had recollected herself, Shu Yan had Yingying quickly searched through the box.

All Yingying was able to find inside the box were food and some change; there were no household register or identification card.

“I know it wouldn’t be so easy. They would never let me go,” said Yingying, close to tears.

“Don’t be distressed just yet. Let’s look around for a bit longer. It has to be hidden somewhere inside this house,” said Shu Yan in an effort to comfort Yingying.

“Perhaps I can help,” said Feng Zeyu.

That was right. Shu Yan had forgotten about him. She had no idea what position he had held back in the military, but he must be very mighty being able to go to battle and must be an expert in looking for hidden items.

Sure enough, he drummed and knocked around and it didn’t take him long to locate a secret compartment under the bed and there laid her household register and identification card. In addition to those, there was also two stacks of money, a stack of 50,000 yuan and the other, 30,000 yuan.

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