Wind Chaser: Rebirth in the 18th Year of the Republic of China

Wei Jie'en knew that his son was smart and would definitely not be trapped in such a small place.

But he had to make a living. Although he had never asked his two sons to send him money, they were grown up now and he would not support his two children.

"Well, Dad, this is a good job."

Wei Ruolai smiled and didn't really care. In a place like his hometown, he was satisfied to find a job that could make a living.

He put on his clothes, looked in the mirror, and then went to the accounting office.

This job is indeed easy for him. He only needs to calculate some data and verify some content. It is much easier than working at the central bank.

Speaking of the central bank, Wei Ruolai's thoughts unconsciously went back to the time when she was with her husband.

From the beginning, when he persisted in pursuing his dream and went to the master to ask him to take him into the bank, to the later moments when the two of them sympathized with each other because of their common goals, to the master accepting him as his apprentice and cultivating him vigorously, and to the subsequent breakup, every scene appeared in his mind.

If I had not met Master Shen, would I have been able to do this?

Or would things have been different if you hadn’t worked hard for your ideals?

Wei Ruolai was so confused that he didn't even hear someone come in.

"Brother Ruolai, are you free?"

A timid voice sounded from the door. Wei Ruolai looked over and saw a little girl with pigtails and a floral jacket, about fourteen or fifteen years old, looking at him with a warm smile.

He didn't have any impression of this little girl, but since she called out his name, she must not be a stranger.

"you are?"

The little girl came over from the door and introduced herself: "I'm Fang Ling. I lived next door to your house when I was a child."

"Fang Ling," Wei Ruolai read the other person's name and quickly remembered the little girl in front of him when she had just learned to walk.

"You've grown so tall."

He looked the other person up and down, and he didn't expect that the tiny guy from the past was almost 1.6 meters tall now.

Fang Ling was very happy to hear that Brother Ruolai still remembered her.

"Brother Ruolai, I've been helping out in the shop lately. I heard that you were here, so I came to take a look. If you need any errands, just tell me and I'll help you out on the way. It's very convenient."

Wei Ruolai didn't really need help from others, but he didn't refuse Fang Ling's kindness. "Okay, I'll definitely find you if I need anything."

"Then I'll be busy now. See you later, brother Rulai."

Fang Ling happily said goodbye to Wei Ruolai and turned around to go outside to do her own work.

Watching the little girl skipping away, Wei Ruolai chuckled. It made him come out of his memories and pick up another account book on the table and start calculating.

Wei Ruolai had just brought lunch and hadn't started eating when Fang Ling walked in with a handful of mulberries.

"Brother Ruolai, I just picked it from the tree. Try it. It's delicious."

Looking at the fresh mulberries in front of him, Wei Ruolai was somewhat delighted and said with a smile, "Thank you."

He picked one up and tasted it, and it tasted really good.

"If you like to eat them, I will pick them for you every day."

Fang Ling was also very happy, as Brother Ruolai did not object to her picking food.

Wei Ruolai felt a little guilty. Although he had no objection to this, he was not that greedy either, so he refused immediately.

"No need, just focus on your work. I'm not picky about food."