Awen looked at herself, was she poorly dressed? Or was she too young, giving the impression that she could not take over the family?

Unfortunately, she is the family member.

"Me."

Detective Qin also heard that Liang Ji was the head of a small business, and when he saw that none of the Liang family objected, he finally believed it.

Without any ink, he directly named the person and said: "We are police officers from Kangyuan County. We came here because of the murder that occurred after eating your Liangji preserved eggs."

Awen blinked, then blinked again: "A murder? Eating preserved eggs?"

Qin Captou nodded and looked at her seriously: "So, we are here to ask about the process of making preserved eggs and which merchants Liang Ji has sold to."

Awen nodded, and then led Qin Baotou and the other two record-keepers to the workshop.

There are neither too many eggs nor too few in winter. I make preserved eggs every day and occasionally use eggs.

Awen prefers to eat preserved eggs in egg buns, but the cost of preserved eggs in egg buns is too high, so duck eggs are usually used.

"This is a salted preserved egg, made of salt, tea leaves and lime, and covered with rice husk."

"That's a preserved egg, wrapped in lime and plant ash."

Looking at the preserved eggs piled up in the basket, Awen added: "These materials are commonly used and do not contain toxins that can kill people."

Agent Qin asked the two men who followed him to check. The women in the workshop were a little frightened. They hid aside when they saw the agent coming to check.

They were whispering to each other, wondering what happened again, and they were all a little worried.

After all, this is related to their wages.

Finally, Awen took out the shipping records and recorded the whereabouts of all the preserved eggs.

Captain Qin asked people to write them down one by one.

They were busy until it was almost dark, and the group of people left. At this time, the uncle and the others came back, and Awen asked the uncle to give Agent Qin and them a ride.

The eldest uncle looked at the preserved eggs and frowned: "We eat this stuff every now and then, and we haven't seen any problems. How come there is a problem with the preserved eggs sold in Kangyuan County?"

Mrs. Zhu also looked at Preserved Egg with worry, a sad look on her face.

As great as Liang Ji's reputation is now, he is afraid of something like this happening. This is a life-threatening lawsuit. If one person has a bad influence, the reputation of the entire Liang family will be ruined.

In addition, there are two scholars in their family, so such a life-and-life lawsuit is the most serious matter.

Kangyuan County? Awen frowned and thought, why are they all in Kangyuan County?

The second uncle was also arrested in Kangyuan County, and now there is a death in Kangyuan County. Why is this Kangyuan County at odds with her?

On the tenth day of the lunar month, Chu Ziyan, a busy man, came.

He is a really busy man. When the carriage came to the door of Liang's house, he smiled broadly: "Awen, why are you so cute? I made a lot of money this year to celebrate the New Year."

Awen looked at this busy man speechlessly and rolled her eyes: "Do you know that in order to distribute goods to you, Master Liao's goods have been delayed for several days, and he has been talking about it a lot."

Chu Ziyan looked unconcerned and waved his hand: "No problem, come on, my brother will give you a red envelope for the New Year."

Awen took it and weighed it with her hands. Well, it was quite heavy: "Thank you, Boss Chu."

Speaking of which, we really didn’t give out any red envelopes this year. Due to the incident involving grandparents, everyone had forgotten about it.

"Where is your second sister?"

Awen glanced at Chu Ziyan, who was pretending to ask casually, and raised her eyebrows: "I'm helping out in the workshop."

Chu Ziyan nodded: "Then I'll go see her and send her a red envelope, so as not to say I'm stingy."
Chapter completed!