Double Life: My whole world is you

On the night of the Lantern Festival, Zhang's father drove them to the park and bought a Kongming lantern for each of the three of them. Zhang Yandi handed her a pen, and after a moment's hesitation, she wrote the words she had written last year: "Together Forever." So Zhang Yandi and Chengzhu each wrote the same words.

When the group finished releasing the Kongming lanterns and were about to leave, Zhang Yandi's phone rang. He didn't want to answer it, but the other party kept calling him three times. He picked up the phone reluctantly, and the other party asked excitedly, "Yandi, are you in the park?"

Zhang Yandi didn't want to admit it, but the noise and talking here seemed to be true. But he still responded calmly, "We are ready to go back."

"Wait, I'll be there soon." He then hurriedly ordered, "Wait for me at the gate."

Zhang Yandi looked at Cheng Qiao, who smiled and said, "It's alright, just go to the door and wait for him."

Several people walked slowly to the gate of the park. After waiting for just two minutes, Wu Qi rushed over panting. He said excitedly, "Quick, get in the car with me. We are going to the back door of the park."

Everyone followed him to an open space on the left side of the back door. Cheng Qiao looked at the fireworks all over the ground. She estimated that there were nearly a hundred of them. This one set off was her salary for a month of hard work and overtime! This rich capitalist, Cheng Qiao curled her lips. At this time, Wu Qi held a box of hand-held fireworks and put it down in front of her and said, "I know girls like this kind of fireworks."

After he finished speaking, people started putting down boxes behind him. Cheng Qiao looked at the five boxes stacked up next to her that were taller than her. She was embarrassed. She also bought fireworks during the Chinese New Year, and set them off at designated places or drove to the countryside. But she only bought seven or eight dozen. Which normal family would buy dozens of boxes? Oh, calm down! He is the richest man in the city.

Just as she was calming herself down, Wu Qi sent a 1.8-meter-tall man to help her light the fire. Okay! Without thinking too much, I'll just act like a rich man today and live a luxurious life.

So after she had been setting off fireworks for more than an hour and was about to vomit, she saw some fireworks that had not been set off yet. Cheng Qiao asked the boy who was having a great time nearby, "Can these be returned?"

"I've never returned anything I bought. If you don't like it, just throw it away!" he responded as a matter of course.

"Okay." Cheng Qiao gave him a thumbs up. She came to the intersection of the back door with a box of fireworks. When she saw people passing by, she gave them a handful of fireworks. She told them that this was a welfare provided by Xinghua Middle School. Unknowingly, more and more people came to the back door. Cheng Qiao was not able to distribute enough fireworks by herself, so she arranged three boys and a big man to distribute fireworks at the intersection.

Just as Wang Yanmei and her brother finished setting off fireworks at home, she picked up her phone and saw a new hot topic on Xinghua’s forum. [Xinghua Middle School is very generous, sending the top student goddess and the school hunk No. 2 to distribute fireworks on the Lantern Festival]

Wang Yanmei looked at a few photos and curled her lips. "This is obviously Wu Qi's work. It will provide the school with another wave of free traffic."

Cheng Qiao and his team were busy for nearly two hours because the people who received the fireworks wanted to take pictures with them. The people who came later were almost all high school and middle school students who had read the forum and rushed over...

Life passed quickly without us noticing, and soon it was the end of the month, and it was a Monday. It was raining heavily outside, and Cheng Qiao didn't plan to go home to cook after school at noon, so she planned to eat dumplings in the store. Soon, Cheng's mother came back from outside in a hurry with an umbrella, but she was holding several bags in her right hand. Cheng Qiao felt strange, because her mother was used to saving money and would never buy more than she wanted, so she asked, "Mom, what did you buy?"

"I bought shampoo." Cheng's mother put the bag in her hand on the table and replied.

Cheng Qiao counted them and found six bags. Did she buy six sets of shampoo? Cheng Qiao opened a bag and took a look. It was not a brand she was familiar with, and the packaging was very simple. Cheng Qiao asked curiously, "Mom, did you get this for free?"

"How can I get it for free? They charge 98 yuan per set." Cheng's mother answered while wrapping dumplings.

"Ah? You've been cheated?" Cheng Qiao asked with a frown.

"I know." Cheng's mother replied calmly.

"Did you know you still bought six sets?" Cheng Qiao asked puzzled.

"I can see how hard it is for those kids!" Cheng said as she wrapped dumplings. "It's raining heavily, and they're still selling their products everywhere. Some of them don't even have umbrellas."

"Tsk tsk, Mom, you are so kind. Didn't you buy everything for them?" Cheng Qiao was speechless. It didn't matter as long as she could make her mother happy just spending a few hundred dollars.

"Yes! There are six children in total. I feel bad if I help some but not others." Cheng's mother sighed, "I remember that you and your brother were also handing out flyers everywhere last year. Thinking of your difficulties, I want to help them."

"Mom, we are handing out flyers and they are doing sales. They are completely different jobs, okay?" Cheng Qiao complained.

"They are all students and it's not easy for them. Give them a hand if you can! They can also get off work early on such a rainy day." Cheng's mother sighed.

"Your mother is kind-hearted." said my aunt, "Give me some advice when the time comes."

"Okay, I'll send two more cartons to their aunt." Cheng's mother said with a smile.

"Their aunt just came over." My aunt-in-law said, "She seemed to say that their little sister-in-law Cao is about to give birth."

Cheng Qiao was a little surprised, "So fast?"

"She was six or seven months old when we saw her. She should be almost there now," Cheng's mother said. "She should be sent to the city hospital, right? Should we go and see her then?"

"Mom, no need! We agreed not to have any contact in the future." Cheng Qiao quickly stopped her.

Cheng's mother looked at her without saying anything, and finally nodded.

Half a month later, she heard about Xiao Cao's sister-in-law's story again. It was a weekend and it was raining heavily. There was not much business, so Cheng Gu came to the dumpling restaurant to use the toilet and drink a cup of hot water. She complained with everyone, "Xiao Cao had a hard time! The baby's frenulum was wrapped around several times, and it was the first baby, so it was not easy to give birth. The midwife also suggested sending the baby to the city hospital, but the sister-in-law was unwilling to do so. In the end, she was in pain at home for four or five days and gave birth reluctantly. Xiao Cao fainted on the spot after giving birth. The child was not in good condition either. Fortunately, people from Xiao Cao's parents' home came and they strongly requested to send the baby to the hospital, otherwise the child might not have been rescued."

"Oh, human life is at stake!" Cheng's mother frowned as she listened.

"Who says it's not true? I can only say that they are blessed with good fortune!" Aunt Cheng also sighed, "Xiao Cao is a good child, but it's a pity that she is not lucky enough to come to my house."

Cheng's mother glanced at Cheng Qiao, but in the end she said nothing. But before Cheng Gu left, she stood up and stuffed a little red envelope into her. Cheng Qiao pretended not to see it, and as for who she gave it to, it was self-evident. Cheng Zhu's kindness seemed to be inherited from more than just his father...