Quick Wear: All the villains who raised me have been cleansed

The two of them wandered around the county town for half a day, and when they thought it was almost noon, they returned to the food factory.

Because the weather outside was too hot, both of them were sweating after walking around, so they went to get some hot water and simply washed themselves.

As soon as I finished my work here, Accountant Qian came over looking for someone.

"Xiao Lin, Xiao Yang, hurry up and follow me."

"Your aunt has prepared a lot of delicious dishes today, specially to entertain you two."

"If I hadn't been delayed by something, we should have been able to go home earlier."

Accountant Qian led the two people through the streets and alleys, and kept explaining why he was late.

The three of them soon arrived at the gate of a courtyard.

As expected, it is where Accountant Qian lives. The yard is spacious and bright, and there are many rooms.

However, Accountant Qian’s family has quite a few people, including his elderly parents and several children.

The oldest one is not much younger than Lin Wanwan and the others, and the youngest one still needs someone to hold him and feed him.

In that era, family planning had not yet become popular, and every household had many children.

When Lin Wanwan and the others came over, Accountant Qian's wife immediately welcomed them in warmly.

Everyone chatted about family matters first, and then sat down.

Lin Wanwan and Yang Qingfeng were so warmly entertained that they no longer felt as reserved as they did at the beginning.

Gradually, I started chatting with Accountant Qian's family.

Accountant Qian's family usually talked about interesting things in the city, and in order to avoid embarrassing the two, they specifically asked about life in the countryside.

"Xiao Lin, you may not know that this city has many advantages, except for one thing: it's hard to get food."

"It's not just the staple food, but also the various vegetables and pickles. If you want to get more, you have to pay double the price."

"The city people only dress decently, but their food is not as good as yours in the countryside!"

Aunt Qian's face was full of worry when she talked about this.

Although there was a black market in the county town, their family often went to the black market.

But the prices on the black market are too high, and no one can afford it in the long run.

"I didn't expect that you guys have such a hard time living in the city. Our life in the countryside is better. In addition to the food we earn from the fields, we can also go to the mountains to pick some wild vegetables and mushrooms and hunt some game to eat."

Lin Wanwan listened to Aunt Qian's complaints and suddenly lost hope for life in the city.

She still prefers life in the countryside, where she has no worries about food and drink, but the daily work is a little harder.

But what’s wrong with working a little harder?

How rare it is to have enough food every day and hunt for something to satisfy your hunger from time to time.

"Xiao Lin! You don't understand. We city people actually envy the lives of country people."

"It's just that we are used to city life. If we return to the countryside, we probably won't even be able to support ourselves."

What Aunt Qian said was true. Although food was a little harder to get in the city, there was still salary and food supplies every month.

If there are many workers in the family, it is actually not very difficult, and it may even be more comfortable than in the countryside.

What I am afraid of is that in some working-class families, only one or two people actually have jobs, but the whole family has to eat.

This large family had neither rural work points nor urban treatment, and depended on the two workers for their livelihood.

There are many cases like this in the county.

Many families gave up their work-point-earning lives in the countryside and relied on these two workers just to have one or two of them.

Although they can take some paper box pasting jobs in the community, if these people are really willing to work honestly, how could they run from the countryside to the city to suck the blood of their families?

Aunt Qian looked down upon this kind of people the most, and there was one such family in their alley.

The son found a wife who had a job in the county and moved to the county to live.

But not long after they got married, the elderly in the family came to live with them, bringing a large group of children.

The young wife was not happy in the first place, and the two old people were stingy and took the grandchildren born to other children to live a life of free food and drink in the city.

It’s understandable that an old man is too old to work, but what about raising a child for his brother?

But the old man is not stingy, and the parents of the children who live in the uncle's house are unwilling to pay money or food.

A few kilograms of food are sent over every month, which serves as the children’s food rations.

Although people were given rations, in reality these rations were not enough for a few meals.

When Aunt Qian thought of this family, she felt a buzzing in her head.

I heard that the young wife in that family is getting a divorce from her husband!

The guy is a good guy, but it's a pity that he has such a group of terrible relatives.

It's embarrassing to live in the house bought by the father-in-law for his wife, but now the family members are holding him back.

Aunt Qian heard that the man seemed to be planning to sell his job and return to the countryside to live with his parents.

When the time comes, the couple will divorce, and the man will return to the countryside with his family, young and old, and will have to live by digging in the soil for food.

I don’t know what those two old people were thinking. They had to force their youngest son into a desperate situation.

Mingming has a bright future in the county town, and with the support of his father-in-law, he will definitely live a good life in the future.

Not to mention anything else, giving the old couple a little money every month would be enough for them to eat and drink for the rest of their lives.

It is really sad that things have to be brought to such an irreversible point.

"By the way, there's a guy in our alley who wants to sell a job. Do you have any interest in this?"

The news was released, but it seemed that the job had not been sold yet, so Aunt Qian had something to say.

Although Accountant Qian had heard something about that family, he had never expected it to come to the point of selling his job.

"What job does that Chai family kid have?"

Hearing his wife's question, Accountant Qian couldn't help but ask.

"Old Qian, you are really old and your memory is not good. Isn't Chai Junsheng a porter in the cotton mill?"

Hearing her husband's question, Qian's sister-in-law glared at him unhappily.

She had just talked to this person a few days ago about the Chai family's affairs, how come he had forgotten about them in the blink of an eye?

"Oh yes!"

"But the handling work in the cotton mill is not easy. If you want to be a warehouse keeper, Xiao Yang, you might consider it."

After hearing about the types of work that Chai Junsheng did, Accountant Qian lost interest.

Porters usually get the least pay and do the hardest and most tiring work, but Accountant Qian doesn't take such work seriously.

"What's wrong with having a porter? It's not like he's carrying it all by himself. Isn't there two people to help?"

"And you only need to exert some strength when loading and unloading goods. At other times, there are small trailers throughout the process."

Aunt Qian has a different opinion. Although the porters look very tired, they do not have heavy tasks every day.

It's enough to work hard three or four times a month. The rest of the time, it's all lifting and moving work. With the help of a small trailer, it's actually much easier than digging for food in the fields.