【The Story of a Rural Peddler Taming a Woman】(22) Author: wushisanqian

Author: wushisanqian
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The dwarf saw the two sitting there, the woman's lower body exposed, afraid to pick up her pants from the ground, lest her genitals be further exposed to
the dwarf. So he reminded the man to pick up the pants so the woman could put them on.

To be honest, Bai Ming had imagined many times the possibility and scenarios of being caught in adultery. For example,
once when Ajiao's younger sister went to visit relatives in another village, Bai Ming used the excuse of needing to use the outhouse in the middle of the night to sneak
into Ajiao's room. Before and after going there, Bai Ming kept calculating
how he would explain himself if he was discovered. He thought that if he was discovered as soon as he entered, he would say he couldn't sleep in the middle of the night and saw that
Ajiao's room light was still on, so he came over to chat. If he was in the middle of a passionate encounter and someone knocked on the door, he would remain
silent and ask Ajiao not to answer immediately, letting the door continue to knock a few more times. He would pretend to have forgotten to turn off the light and
then pretend to be too tired to open the door. Given Ajiao's fierce nature at home, he figured no one would continue knocking.
Another possibility was that he would lose track of time during their passionate encounter, and Ajiao's younger brother would notice that Baiming hadn't returned to
his room for a long time and start shouting outside. In that case, he would simply answer loudly from Ajiao's room and explain that he had forgotten to bring
toilet paper , and when he passed by Ajiao's room, he couldn't hold it in any longer, so he rushed in and relieved himself in the chamber pot in Ajiao's room.
(In rural areas, girls' rooms often have a wooden chamber pot with a lid behind the door.)

If they were having an affair outdoors, Baiming had also drafted an excuse. For example, if anyone questions our plan to go chop wood together today,
we can say the same reason as Ajiao: we haven't worked in the fields for days and we're feeling a bit
unwell . If we spend too much time together and get back late, we can say we saw a wild rabbit on the mountain and chased it for a long time,
but it escaped.

But Bai Ming never expected that he'd been having an affair for so long while the other person just stood there watching without
noticing. Coming up with a reasonable explanation was impossible. He couldn't exactly say, "Ajiao
was itchy down there, and I couldn't put my hand inside, so I had to use my penis to scratch it," could he?

Sigh, well, if he can't explain it, he won't. We're all men, he'll understand. Thinking this,
Bai Ming looked up at the dwarf, waiting to see what he'd say about catching someone in adultery. Hearing
the dwarf tell Ajiao to get dressed quickly, he finally reacted, bending down to pick up the pants and handing them to her.

"Here, Ajiao, put them on quickly," Bai Ming said softly, waving the pants in his hand.

Ajiao shyly turned her head slightly, glancing sideways at the trousers in Baiming's hand, then turned her head back, extending
a hand to gesture for Baiming to place the trousers in her hand.

Ajiao took the trousers, found the hem, and was about to put her foot inside when she heard the dwarf say, "Your name is Ajiao?
You're the third daughter of the Chen family, right?"

"You...you know me..." Ajiao was startled; being caught in the act by an acquaintance was terrible.

"I know." The dwarf neither said he knew her nor didn't. Actually, he was telling the truth
; he had no intention of lying. To say he knew her wouldn't be accurate, but to say he didn't know her wouldn't be right either,
because he had heard of such a person in Kutou Village long ago, and had almost met her last year.

It was late last year. As usual, the dwarf passed through Kutou Village and stayed overnight at the house of Six Claws, diagonally opposite the Chen family. (Six
Claws was also surnamed Chen, but he was different from everyone else from birth, having six fingers on each hand, so everyone
called him Six Claws from a young age, and few people knew his real name.) The next morning, he was awakened by a commotion.
Listening carefully, he realized that a young woman and a middle-aged man were arguing. The dwarf didn't pay attention to the specifics of their
argument, only catching a few sentences.

"How do you know I picked it up? Which eye did you see it with?" the woman questioned.

"This morning, so early, I only saw you on my way back. There was no one else. Who else could it be but you?"
came the voice of a man in his fifties.

"You saw me walking on the road and immediately said I must have picked up the woodcutter's knife?" the woman retorted.

"There was no one else on the road at the time, only you. A girl who picks up something should return it; she shouldn't be greedy for small gains,"
the man said firmly.

"If I'm alone on the road, you say I picked it up, but what if I said a man bothered me this morning? Wouldn't that definitely
be you?" the woman asked loudly.

"Don't slander me! Who's bothering you?" The man was afraid of his wife, so he couldn't say such things carelessly.

"Didn't you say it yourself? It was just you and me this morning. Who else could it be?" the woman said.

"Hmph, you? Forget it, I wouldn't take you even if you paid me." the man said.

"Really? You don't want me?! So you're saying I want a man like you who's been drained by his wife?"

"Who are you saying's been drained by his wife? Explain yourself."

"I don't need to explain. Everyone knows perfectly well who's been complaining about kidney deficiency all the time."

"I'm not going to argue with you, you piece of trash who's been ridden by a thousand men."

"Hmph, you've been thinking about it too, but I don't want you."

...

The dwarf had originally planned to sleep a little longer on the frost-covered mountain path in the winter morning, waiting for the sun to come out and the frost to melt before going to
the other village, but now he was disturbed and couldn't sleep anymore, so he simply got up.

While having breakfast with Liuzhao's family, I learned from Liuzhao's detailed account that the
man who had been arguing was named Daxiong, a notorious henpecked husband in the village. The woman was
Ajiao, the third daughter of the Chen family across the street from Liuzhao's house. She was known for her fiery temper and frequent arguments, even though she wasn't married yet.

The incident had unfolded early that morning when Daxiong went to the fields to harvest winter vegetables. On his way back, he encountered Ajiao.
Neither of them greeted each other. After passing by, Daxiong vaguely heard Ajiao mutter behind him, "
Whose is this?" However, he didn't want any trouble with Ajiao, so he didn't turn around and continued
carrying his two baskets of vegetables home. When he got home, he discovered that the machete he had used for cutting vegetables, which he had kept in the baskets, was missing.
Thinking back, he remembered encountering Ajiao on the way and recalling her saying "Whose is this?",
so he guessed that she might have seen the machete lying on the dirt road. So he went back the way he came to look for it, but couldn't
find it. He then asked Ajiao, who flatly denied seeing the woodcutter's knife and refused to admit she had ever said, "Whose is
it?" This led to an argument.

Such arguments are common in the countryside, but because of Six Claws' words, the dwarf remembered...
It was so vivid that he remembered the name Ajiao. Six Claws said Ajiao was still an unmarried girl,
but she was more shrewish than all the women in the village, often offending people with her words, and arguing with someone every few days
.

Six Claws even bit the dwarf's ear at the end, saying, "According to the villagers, she's also having an affair with her second sister's husband."

Ajiao, unmarried, the third daughter of the Chen family, having an affair with her second sister's husband—the dwarf thought this
was incredibly dramatic, so he unconsciously remembered it.

...

"Then this must be your second sister's husband?" the dwarf asked, looking at Bai Ming.

"You know me too?" Bai Ming's mouth gaped open in surprise, probably big enough to fit a fist.

"I guessed," the dwarf said.

Then came another deathly silence. The dwarf watched the two of them like a spectator, but Bai Ming and Ajiao
couldn't calm down.

Bai Ming thought, how could this dwarf, who had traveled to thousands of villages, know him?
It wouldn't , except for those living in secluded mountain villages. But the dwarf knew him,
even though they'd never interacted, not even once buying needles and thread or exchanging a single word.
Bai Ming wondered if his affair with Ajiao had been discovered and reached the dwarf's ears, but
even the villagers hadn't discussed it; a peddler shouldn't know. So Bai Ming thought
it was more likely he knew him for some other reason.

At that moment, Ajiao was also lost in thought, forgetting
to put the other foot in her pants as she pulled them up. Holding the cuffs with both hands, her genitals were completely
exposed to the dwarf. Ajiao's mind raced, trying to recall
any interaction with the dwarf, but sadly, she couldn't imagine when she could make him remember her name.
She had always believed that her affair with Bai Ming was a secret known only to heaven, earth, and themselves,
so was absolutely certain that the dwarf couldn't have known about her because of it.

But now, he'd actually watched the live stream for so long (she didn't know when he arrived, but it had definitely been
a long time), and he knew she was having an affair with her brother-in-law. What if he, like a gossip, went around telling everyone in the village?
That would be terrible! She'd definitely never be able to get married again, and it would also implicate her second sister, making her whole family
lose face.

Thinking about the serious consequences, Ajiao was truly terrified. Before the affair, she had considered that it was inappropriate, but
she hadn't truly considered the consequences from her own perspective. Now, thinking about the potential repercussions if word got out, she turned
pale with fright. Each possible outcome terrified her more and more; the more she thought about it, the more frightened she became.

Such terrifying experiences are certainly not uncommon in life. Just a few days ago, news reported
a bombing in Taiwan. The suspect had declared himself a terrorist online before the attack. The bombing
killed one passerby and injured several others. Police launched a city-wide manhunt. During interrogation, the suspect claimed to be a
laid-off worker who said he claimed to be a terrorist online just for fun, simply to
gain . He never imagined it would actually cause death and injury, or such serious social consequences. It's terrifying to think about.

Let me share another personal experience. A little over two months ago, I drove over 300 kilometers to Madrid to buy goods.
Because my car is a bit old and hadn't been properly maintained for years, it has a problem: after driving a hundred kilometers
or an hour, if you turn it off, you have to wait at least half an hour to
restart it. Therefore, to save time and avoid the car breaking down on the road, I filled up the tank beforehand
and drove straight to Madrid. After loading the truck with a full load of goods, they filled it up with gas and drove back in one go
. When they stopped
, feeling a bit tired and craving a cigarette, they got out and stood in front of the truck to smoke. Suddenly, they noticed that one of the front tires was completely flat, practically rolling on the rim. Good heavens! They were so shocked they dropped their cigarette
without even realizing it. Thinking about how they had sped back home, they were terrified.

At this moment, Ajiao was also increasingly frightened. What to do? What to do? She hoped the dwarf wouldn't tell anyone!
Thinking this, Ajiao walked up to the dwarf and knelt down abruptly, tears streaming down her face, pleading, "Sir,
please, please don't tell anyone!"

This made the dwarf and Bai Ming's mouths drop open. Asking the dwarf not to tell anyone was understandable,
but they didn't expect her to kneel down and beg without a word. Even more unbearable to watch was that Ajiao was
kneeling with her lower body naked.

"Ajiao," Bai Ming called softly from behind, intending to remind her to put her pants on.

"Brother-in-law, please stop talking. The only thing we can do now is to beg this gentleman to be merciful and help us cover it up,
otherwise we will all suffer a terrible fate."

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