Quick Travel System: Age Strategy

Zhou Shaoren brought his two younger brothers to Britain's home. After arranging the rooms, it was time to cook.

He was wearing an apron and busy frying food in the kitchen when he heard the sound of a key turning outside the door.

He shouted, "Hongwen, go see if your sister is back."

Hongwen responded and walked over quickly in his slippers.

As soon as the door opened, I saw a familiar figure and ran over with excitement on my face.

"Sister! Sister! Hongwen misses you so much."

Shangwu, who was reading a comic book intently in the living room, put down the book and ran over when he heard the voice.

"Sister! Shangwu hasn't seen you for a long time."

Cheng Cheng looked at the two little boys running towards him with surprise on his face.

"Why are you here? Where's Dad? Dad's here too?"

The two young boys were able to respond quickly to three questions in a row, but the duet felt a bit noisy.

Zhou Shaoren also heard the voices and repeated them in the kitchen.

Cheng Cheng didn't hear clearly what everyone said, but she heard that Tang's father didn't come.

She was just about to ask what was going on when she put down her schoolbag and hugged her two younger brothers and went to the living room.

The three siblings talked about what happened in Hai City in the living room. It had been five or six months since Zhou Shaoren left, but they didn't expect that he had experienced so many things since he returned.

What I learned from my younger brothers was what most people experienced. Because of the internal and external riots, their school also suspended classes for safety reasons.

No one dared to go out on the streets. People stayed at home and only dared to go out in the afternoon and evening.

Fortunately, the foreign rebellion did not last long and was quickly repelled by the Qing Army.

But civil unrest ensued, and Hai City fell into crisis again.

My brothers said they could hear gunshots every day, causing people to be afraid to go out at night.

During that period, newsstands remained open despite the pressure, and everyone would use newspapers to get the latest developments.

Later we saw indiscriminate attacks in Hai City. The first people to be shot were the homeless beggars in Hai City. It was said that those people were shot to death while searching for junk food.

After hearing this, people stayed at home even more and didn't want to go out.

The good thing is that these bad guys were finally apprehended one by one by Zhou's father and son, and Haishi was able to recover.

Their school had just resumed classes and not long after they were brought here by Brother-in-law Zhou.

After hearing these things, she had a general idea of ​​what was going on.

As for the specific reason for bringing my brother here, I will have to ask him after dinner.

Seeing her sister and two brothers whom she hadn't seen for a long time, she seemed to have regained her former energy and asked her how she was doing.

Chengcheng also started talking about herself. She is currently an international student studying political economy at a well-known and established Jianqiao University.

My younger brothers also became interested and asked what this major was. They had never even heard of this school.

Chengcheng showed a warm smile on her face and didn't think anything of it.

There is a serious information gap between China and foreign countries now. Even some teachers with wealthy families may not have the opportunity to study abroad. It is normal not to know about this. Even domestic newspapers rarely mention these schools.

She invited her younger brothers to visit the school one day, saying that experiencing different architectural styles in person might inspire their inner potential.

At that time, the campus atmosphere was still very academic, and the incompletely industrialized development environment was also very pleasant.

The younger brothers were very excited when they heard this. For them, having their sister by their side on this long journey made them feel safe, and it was like a picnic, and they were curious about everything.

As Zhou Shaoren was talking, the meal was quickly ready. The rice abroad was not as tasty as the one in China and was quite coarse. They did not often eat the rice here and usually bought pasta and cooked it or ate it with bread.

Chengcheng and Zhou Shaoren were used to eating it and didn't think it was that delicious, but their younger brothers seldom ate it and when they saw this familiar looking pasta it reminded them of the first time they ate it in China when their sister took them there.

Thinking of that time, I thought of Father Tang. My younger brothers didn’t dare to ask when they could go back to see their father when they first arrived, but they became visibly quieter.

Chengcheng asked about his arrangements for his younger brothers, and frowned when he heard that they had to go to school here.

It seems that there are some unstable factors happening in the country, so he decided to bring his brother here to make arrangements.

I wondered what had happened? Why hadn't I told her?

After the meal, Chengcheng asked them to go back to their rooms and sleep.

After closing the door and going to the kitchen, I saw Zhou Shaoren already washing the dishes. When this young master first came, he had never done any housework before.

But things suddenly changed. Firstly, they felt that hiring a nanny might expose the location of their home, and secondly, the food the nanny cooked was not to their Chinese taste.

She walked over and hugged the man in the apron, and said in a muffled voice: "What happened in China? Why didn't you contact me after you returned? I heard from my brothers that it seemed very serious."

After asking these questions, Zhou Shaoren knew that he could no longer hide it.

Since there were only two of us here, we told her the whole truth.

After learning about the domestic situation, Chengcheng didn't think that what he did was wrong.

Instead, I was worried about my two elderly fathers in China.

No matter what, we can't leave these two young people there, right? !

The reason why it turned out like this is because things were progressing too smoothly in the country. Without the twists and turns like in her world, it is natural that she would face such a situation.

But she still felt that hiding like this was not a solution. They hadn't done anything wrong and just leaving without any reason would more easily arouse suspicion.

Zhou Shaoren did not have her God's perspective and naturally felt that the Communist Party no longer trusted them. In addition, his father had strongly requested them to leave. How could they live up to his father's plan if they returned and got caught?

After discussing and deciding, the two decided to stay here temporarily to protect the safety of themselves and their brother.

While talking about these, my hands were busy washing dishes.

After he finished talking and washed the dishes, Zhou Shaoren wiped his hands, untied his apron, turned around and picked her up.

The two of them haven't had a sweet time for a long time. This time there are two more children at home, so they have to be careful. This opportunity is rare, so they have to cherish it.

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After a while, my younger brothers' schools were arranged and they started going to school.

The school visit that Chengcheng had promised to do earlier was also put on the agenda.

The four of them went together and took the school's small boat to cruise the river.

She was one of the rare Chinese people in the school, and many people knew her and greeted her.

Chengcheng also found the right opportunity to introduce his younger brothers and asked them to say a few words to practice expressing themselves.

The younger brothers were very shy at first, but later they slowly began to try to speak.