The reason that the hiding place of the bride was finally exposed was the village chief's diary.
The diary belonging to the child also ends here, although the box still contains many Handwritten Notes, the remaining pages are no longer about everyday life.
It's evident.
After this incident.
The passion a child had for keeping a diary had been brutally extinguished in the cradle!
The remaining Handwritten Notes seem to be written in an adult's handwriting and tone.
Most of the records are about notable figures from the Zhang, Wang, and Li families, or about significant events, special days, and incidents that needed attention in the village.
The bear child who once loved to fish in the river and hunt birds in the mountains had eventually grown into a village chief of Osmanthus Village, with a heart as fierce as any man's!
There is also a sentence on the Handwritten Notes:
