Familiar Boss

Chapter 24 Seven-day Miner (sorry for posting the wrong chapter)

On the second day, Su Ke, like other miners, had already arrived at the gate of the cottage outside the mine early and lined up.

It's just that he didn't get up early as others did. When he came to the mine, he found that other people had already lined up in a long queue.

At about the same time as yesterday, the gate of the mine cottage opened slowly, and then two teams of guard soldiers walked out from inside.

Immediately afterwards, five mine managers, including John and Pace, also came out, followed by Captain Chopper and a team of guard soldiers.

Gray and Pace started to register the miners before entering the mine, and they were soon lined up in Suke.

He only needed to report his name today, and the middle-aged man of medium build only glanced at Su Ke before passing the review.

The entire review efficiency is very high, basically it takes less than five seconds to review a person.

When Su Ke was reviewing, he didn't forget to take a look at Pace, who registered for newcomers.

Every day, new people come to work as miners, and today is no exception, a few new people have come and are doing registration.

Su Ke was in a good mood today, not as worried as when he first came yesterday.

Yesterday, because Su Ke didn't understand the situation of the mine at all, he thought that he was going to be tricked into the pit by Xiao Hei.

Suspicious, every step he takes in this mine seems to be approaching an unknown danger.

Su Ke saw Unde at the entrance of the mine from a distance, and saw that he was distributing tools and slices of bread to other miners.

This time when Ang De saw Su Ke, he didn't yell at him, nor did he urge or complain.

While Ang De was busy, he looked up at Su Ke from time to time.

Su Ke approached, Zou approached, and greeted Ang De with a playful smile: "Hey! It's so early, old man!"

Seeing Su Ke's lack of seriousness, Ang De disgustedly shouted at the man who received the tools: "Be quicker, don't be lazy in your work, boys."

Su Ke listened to Ang De's words and felt that they were speaking to herself.

Seeing that Ang De didn't talk to him directly, Su Ke smiled again and came to Ang De's side.

"How is it, old man? You are here to distribute tools and slices of bread, who are you?" Su Ke gently nudged Ang De with his elbow and asked in a low voice.

"I've only been working here for a long time. They know me, so they let me do this job of distributing tools." Unde explained.

He was busy distributing tools and bread slices to people in line, and he didn't want Su Ke to disturb him, so he said with disgust: "You just stay here, don't bother me."

"Okay! Then send me the tools and bread slices first!" Su Ke raised his eyebrows and stretched out his hand.

Unde ignored him, but handed tools and slices of bread to others one after another, and said impatiently: "You stay by the side for now, and you can pick them up later."

Su Ke curled his lips when he heard this, and had no choice but to squat to the side, sighing, and looked around boredly.

After a while, there was no one around, so Ang De shouted at Su Ke: "Stinky boy, come here!"

Only then did Su Ke get up lazily, and stretched while walking towards Ang De.

Ang De waited for Su Ke to approach, quickly stuffed him with five slices of bread, and looked around for fear of being seen.

When Su Ke saw it, he was very surprised and almost shouted with joy.

He hurriedly looked around and saw no one, so he whispered to Ang De with a smile: "Old guy, I still have this skill, thank you!"

"Hey! Hurry up! Hurry up! Let's go..." Ang De waved his hands impatiently, forcing him to leave.

Su Ke patted the place where the bread was stuffed in his clothes, took the shovel handed over by Under, smiled and thanked Under, then whistled and walked briskly into the mine.

The mine was very dark, but Su Ke could see clearly without using a kerosene lamp.

Unde also needs to distribute tools to the miners outside, because all the miners have not yet fully entered the mine.

After Su Ke entered the mine, the others had already started working hard.

And he threw his shovel aside, and then sat in a small corner, eating the slice of bread just distributed to him with Xiao Hei.

While watching others work hard, while leisurely eating the slice of bread in his hand, Su Ke looked like a supervisor now.

Su Ke had almost finished his breakfast when he saw Ang De come in from the outside.

Now there are no miners outside the mine entrance, and the work of distributing tools and bread slices at the mine entrance has been completed, so Ang De has to come in and continue mining.

As soon as Ang De entered the mine, he saw that Su Ke was not working, just like yesterday, sitting in the corner and eating slices of bread lazily.

Su Ke's virtuous nature and Unde had already expected it, but when he walked up to Su Ke, he gave Su Ke a blank look, shook his head and said, "Oh! It seems that I'm the one who gave you too many slices of bread."

Su Ke didn't take it seriously, clasped the slice of bread stuffed between his teeth with his hand, stretched himself, and lay down.

He felt that he didn't get enough sleep last night, and he got up too early today, so he was dizzy and wanted to sleep for a while.

"Now I've clocked in for work, and I've had breakfast, so hurry up and continue to make up for my beauty!" Su Ke was secretly proud.

Onder saw that Su Ke did not work after eating the bread, but simply lay down to sleep.

At this moment, he felt that Su Ke was hopeless, and worried that if Su Ke continued like this, sooner or later someone would find out here, and sooner or later something would happen.

But he could only sigh, shook his head, and kept digging his ore while helping him keep an eye on his surroundings.

Su Ke actually fell asleep peacefully and snored, obviously sleeping very soundly.

He didn't know how long he slept before Su Ke woke up and saw that people were still doing their own work.

Ang De was also digging on his own, pretending that he didn't care about Su Ke any more.

After sleeping, Su Ke felt more energetic and wanted to exercise his muscles and bones.

Only then did Su Ke pull himself together, walked over to pick up his shovel, let go of his body and chiseled a few times.

Even though I have been physically active, I feel so hot that I am sweating, so the amount of activity is almost enough.

Su Ke threw the shovel in his hand to the ground again, and went to rest.

"Master, everyone else is working hard, you are too lazy!" Even Xiao Hei couldn't stand it.

"What do you know! How much more work do you want me to do for such a small wage? How many shovels I can wield is already my face for them!" Su Ke said confidently.

Xiao Hei was also speechless, and ran to the side to play by himself.

Seeing that Ang De was so old and still working hard, Su Ke said distressedly: "Hey Ang De, old man, are you not so tired?"

Su Ke felt that he was being lazy on purpose to express his silent resistance to the mine's ruthless squeeze on the miners' labor force.

Because he felt that the salary he gave was only worth the labor he paid, and of course he also added a trace of anger to it.

(End of this chapter)