Chapter 46-After Grief: Rhoka Town’s Slow Road to Hope

There was a trace of wind in the dark night. Granny Li’s hair fluttered in the wind, making her look even older. Her shriveled lips trembled in the wind, and the wrinkles on her face deepened. Granny was old, and Xiao Xiaoxiao was helping granny up. He couldn’t make her sad anymore.

“Grandmother, don’t be sad. The government will take care of this.”

Ouyang Zhenhua had also arrived. Granny Li cried when she saw the mayor’s arrival.

“Child, my poor child, the white-haired send the black-haired off. Xiaoxiao, you must remember these people. They killed your mother. You must remember.”

Ouyang Zhenhua knelt down and kowtowed three times. Tears streamed down his face.

“Tao Huama, don’t worry about it. It’s all my fault. I shouldn’t have been on the path of Asura Town. If I didn’t build this path, you wouldn’t have died. I’m just a foreigner. I’ve been the mayor for a few years and I’ve already left. Why do I have to work on this road? I’ve put in so much effort and effort, and even put your life in it. I’m a sinner.”Mother Taka, don’t worry. Your Xiaoxiao is quite promising. He’ll definitely stand out. He’s the pride of your Xiao Family.”Tao Huama…”

Ouyang Zhenhua started to cry. He kept kowtowing and kowtowing, blood dripping from his forehead. The angry crowd slowly quieted down, and everyone felt sour inside. A man and town chief were crying so sadly in front of people who weren’t close to them. Even those with iron hearted hearts would be tempted, not to mention that the people in Rhoka Town weren’t cold hearted.

Xiao Xiaoxiao was filled with rage towards Ouyang Zhenhua. He was putting on a show and begging for their forgiveness. He wouldn’t forgive him. He would hate him for the rest of his life.

Li Jianwen helped the mayor up. He couldn’t say anything here. Ouyang Zhenhua wiped his tears and looked at Xiao Changhe and Lin Menghua.

“Mr. Xiao, can you discuss with Mr. Lin on a satisfactory plan? It’s late at night, so it’s not a good idea for everyone to stand in a deadlock here. “