Stepmother Reborn: Dad, my mom hasn't hit me for three days

Youcai and Zhang Xiuhua worked together to transport all the goods out of the station.

This time they had someone to pick them up because Zhang Xiuhua had told Xu Chunying the time she would return to the city. She promised to pick her up.

The trains in summer are not delayed like in winter. The time is very accurate.

They waited at the door for half an hour before Zhang Xiuhua and others came out.

After loading the six sacks into the car, Xu Chunying was immediately shocked. "Aren't you going to Pengcheng for a trip? Why did you buy so many things?"

Zhang Xiuhua was just about to tell her, "I bought some goods from Yangcheng, and I plan to take the children to sell them in the county town. Don't you know someone? Why don't you help me rent a place?"

Xu Chunying looked at her in surprise, "Aren't you going home?"

"I wanted to go home, but I bought so much stuff. It's too much trouble to transport it back and forth." Zhang Xiuhua spent all her money. She was out of money and felt anxious. She just wanted to get the money back quickly so that she could relax.

Xu Chunying thought for a moment and said, "Okay! I know someone who sells vegetables. Her land is very large. A small half of it is vacant. I'll talk to her and rent half to you. You pay her the rent."

Afraid that Zhang Xiuhua would be reluctant to go out to pay the rent, she whispered, "She has someone behind her who can save you a lot of trouble."

Zhang Xiuhua thought about it carefully and agreed decisively, "Okay! I'll do as you say!"

Xu Chunying told the tractor driver the address, and the vehicle started and started to move.

The tractor was moving very slowly and the children didn't feel the shaking. They just felt like they were back home and everything became familiar.

Seeing how excited they were, Xu Chunying found it a little funny. "Aren't you tired? Running so far and taking such a long train ride?"

"Not tired!" Zhuzhu answered first, she smiled and said, "I still like our sweet and sour pork the best. Cantonese food is too bland."

Youcai interrupted, "It's still expensive!"

Ji Lin said something fair, "It's reasonable to say it's expensive, those are all seafood. The seafood here is more expensive than over there, and it's not fresh."

At that time, the ice-making technology was not good enough. Their county was not near the sea, and it took time to transport seafood from neighboring counties. Therefore, it was not as fresh as the freshly caught ones in Pengcheng.

The children chattered about what they saw and the delicious food they had eaten along the way.

What the children remember most is going to the amusement park and riding the carousel.

Just by listening to the name, you can tell that it is not exciting at all. At least compared with roller coasters, it is like child's play.

But these country kids had never sat on one before. They had a lot of fun and it was exciting to describe it.

Xu Chunying listened to their heated discussion and said to Zhang Xiuhua with a smile, "Yaoyao used to be quiet. I didn't expect that after going out, she has become more cheerful than before."

Zhang Xiuhua smiled and nodded, "Yes. The child still needs to see the world."

When the children heard the aunt praising them, they were in the sharing period and talked non-stop.

As they talked, they came to the topic of five-star hotels. The description of the quality made Xu Chunying smack her lips.

When Xu Chunying learned that the meal cost more than 1,000 yuan, her eyes almost popped out and she grabbed Zhang Xiuhua's hand, "Oh my God, your family owns a mine, how dare you spend money like this?!"

One meal cost her husband a year's hard-earned money.

Zhang Xiuhua was afraid that she would faint, and she also didn't want her child to lie, so she had to change the subject, "I saw my eldest brother. He is working on the construction site now."

Hearing about her man, Xu Chunying no longer cared about the five-star hotel. She grabbed her hand and asked, "Construction site? Why? Isn't he doing well in the factory?"

"It is said that the money earned at the construction site is thirty more than that earned in the factory." Zhang Xiuhua repeated Li Jiandang's words verbatim.

She didn't say how hard it was for Li Jiandang to work there. In fact, Xu Chunying should have known the hardship of the construction site without her saying it.

"My son Hongwu didn't come back during the summer vacation. What was he doing there?" After a brief silence, Xu Chunying began to worry about her son again.

Zhang Xiuhua really knew, "He seems to have found a tutor and gives extra lessons to students every day. He doesn't live with them, but in the school dormitory."

Xu Chunying was shocked. "Students can live on campus during the summer vacation?"

"I heard that some students who are preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination can stay in school, so he applied for it together." Zhang Xiuhua repeated her exact words.

Xu Chunying breathed a sigh of relief and asked her again, "Does Hongwu make money as a tutor?"

"It's by the hour. Eight dollars an hour."

Hearing that there was so much money, Xu Chunying's eyes lit up. "Two dollars an hour, if I work ten hours a day, wouldn't that be twenty dollars? That's six hundred dollars a month?"

Zhang Xiuhua didn't know whether to laugh or cry. "That's not how you calculate it. Hongwu only took two tutoring jobs. He only teaches six hours a day."

Xu Chunying slapped her thigh and said, "Oh, this kid is really stupid. If he makes so much money, he should take more jobs."

Zhang Xiuhua explained, "He doesn't have any connections there, so it's good enough that he can get two. And it takes time for him to travel back and forth."

Xu Chunying thought about it and it made sense, "It costs a lot of money to take the bus." But she changed the subject and said happily, "It's better to be educated. His father works so hard and only makes more than 100 yuan a month. What about him? He can easily make more than his father in just six hours a day."

In Xu Chunying's mind, or in the minds of most ordinary people, sitting indoors is more respectable than doing physical work.

Zhang Xiuhua did not explain much. In fact, Hongwu's development was still good. If he could find a stable job in Pengcheng in the future, his future would not be bad.

While the two were chatting, they finally arrived at their destination.

Xu Chunying went downstairs to talk to the shop owner first, and after the deal was done, Zhang Xiuhua came down.

In just a few minutes, Xu Chunying waved to Zhang Xiuhua to come over and pay the rent.

Zhang Xiuhua moved the things in.

The goods were piled directly in the empty space, and the boss also helped her find a piece of cloth and asked her to spread the things on the cloth.

Electronic watches and cloth can be displayed like this, but it doesn't look good if clothes are displayed like this. Zhang Xiuhua plans to come over tomorrow and bring her clothes hangers.

Now that the goods have been found, they still have to go home and sleep at night.

Zhang Xiuhua will come with Xu Chunying tomorrow to sell goods.

Zhang Xiuhua asked the landlord to help look after the goods.

The landlord assured me again and again, "Don't worry, I'm counting on your sister-in-law to help us deliver the goods. She will definitely keep an eye on it for you. We will lock the door at night and won't let outsiders in."

Only then did Zhang Xiuhua feel relieved.

The group returned to Lijiatun on a tractor. When the villagers saw them, they all gathered around them and asked them how their trip to the south was going.

In their entire lives, this was the first time they had encountered someone going out just for fun and nothing else.

Several children jumped off the tractor and ran to their friends to show off what they had seen along the way.

Zhuzhu had the electronic watches she wholesaled in her pocket. She didn't have much capital, only fourteen in total. She wore one herself and put the rest in her pocket. She wanted to sell them all as quickly as possible.

Zhang Xiuhua was surrounded by the members and talked specifically about the local customs and food.

These members who had never traveled far listened with great interest and interrupted to ask a question or two from time to time.

When they learned that newspapers in the south were recruiting and many places were undergoing construction, they were originally worried that they would go there, spend a lot of money to get a temporary residence permit, but still not be able to find a job, and were unwilling to take the risk. But after hearing her words, everyone began to worry.