Rebirth He Yuzhu I am a family man

Yesterday, after Qin Huairu had things clear with Qin Jingru, she felt relieved without the burden on her shoulders and slept very well at night.

When she woke up in the morning, Qin Jingru was not in the house. Qin Huairu just thought that she was a pregnant woman who had to urinate frequently and went to the public toilet outside the yard, so she didn't notice anything unusual.

Xiao Huaihua and his wife had breakfast and went to work as usual. It was almost breakfast time, and Qin Jingru hadn't shown up yet. At this time, Qin Huairu felt something was wrong and hurried to check their belongings, only to find that almost all of Qin Jingru's things were gone.

At this time, Qin Huairu realized the seriousness of the problem: it was not a question of Bangchui and Banggan asking her to raise them; but based on her understanding of Qin Jingru, if these two children were Banggeng's blood, Qin Jingru would not care about what happened last night at all, but would continue to rely on her. Qin Jingru's sudden departure without saying goodbye could only mean that she was scared.

Qin Huairu's mind was filled with a myriad of thoughts. When she looked at the mallet and the stick again, the kindness in her eyes was gone, and instead there was a spontaneous disgust.

Bangchui and Banggan didn't know their mother had run away, so they continued to skip school and asked Qin Huairu to cook rice for them when they were hungry. After all, they had been raised by Qin Huairu since they were young, and although Qin Huairu knew everything, she still cooked cornmeal porridge for them.

Bangchui and Banggan were eating cornmeal paste, complaining that it was not tasty. They wanted to eat the fragrant rice from yesterday. If it were in the past, Qin Huairu would blame herself for not being able to satisfy her own children, but at this moment, she felt that the two bastards in front of her were simply debt collectors.

After Xiao Huaihua got off work, Qin Huairu pulled her aside and muttered, "Xiao Huaihua, I haven't seen Qin Jingru since early this morning, and her things are gone. She must have run away. What do you think, could the rumors about Qinjia Village be true?"

Xiao Huaihua was afraid of irritating Qin Huairu, so she said it more tactfully: "Mom, no matter whether the rumors are true or not, Qin Jingru's disappearance must be a problem."

"I think you should stop helping her raise her sons. You're going to be exhausted. You might as well send her two sons back to her parents' home."

"If they are my brother's offspring, they will come back sooner or later. If they are not my brother's bloodline, their biological father will recognize them sooner or later after they return to Qinjia Village..."

Although Qin Huairu has feelings for Bangchui and Banggan, she is already at this age and has no job. How can she be willing to work so hard to support two people who are almost certainly not related to her by blood?

The next day, she sent the mallet and stick to Qin Jingru's parents' home, said: Qin Jingru will come to pick them up, and left without looking back.

Qin Jingru's family conditions were not very good, and they wanted to refuse, but they had heard the rumors circulating in the village. They were afraid that the window paper would be broken, so they dared not to break up with Qin Huairu. They could only rely on luck and hope that the two children would only stay for a few days.

As "Ho's Stew House" and "Mrs. Ho's Food Enterprise in Sijiu City" developed better and better, there was a tendency to surpass the headquarters in Hong Kong Island. The second son of the Ho family, Ho Yang, and the third son, Ho Xu, went to university one after another. The youngest son, Ho Yu, who was in junior high school, was also taken care of by Lou's mother, Lou Tan, so Lou Xiao'e returned to Sijiu City.

Sijiu City was developing rapidly, and although the Lou family had taken back part of their original house, it had not been occupied by the Lou family for so many years and was no longer in its original state and was not suitable for living. Therefore, Lou Xiao'e moved into the backyard of the Siheyuan with her husband He Yuzhu and son He Xiao.

He Yuzhu has experienced hardship. He would only ask a driver to pick him up when it was necessary for work. He usually went out either on foot or on a broken bicycle.

He Xiao was considered high-profile, except that he drove an imported sedan with three harpoons on it. Otherwise, he was no different from the young people living around the courtyard.

Lou Xiao'e was born and raised in the Lou family. After marrying He Yuzhu, she lived in the Lou family most of the time. Later, she went to Hong Kong Island to develop. The He family became rich in Hong Kong Island. Nannies, bodyguards, luxury cars, etc. were just trivial things in daily life.

Before Lou Xiao'e returned to Sijiucheng, He Yuzhu specifically told her to keep a low profile when she returned. Lou Xiao'e agreed on the phone at the time, but when she really returned, she was still followed by a female bodyguard and a nanny.

However, this cannot be blamed on Lou Xiao'e. In Hong Kong Island, she is always surrounded by people wherever she goes. She is followed by several bodyguards and nannies, just like ordinary people have to wear shoes when going out.

Fortunately, the backyard house was rebuilt and renovated, and the westernmost room where He Yushui lived when he was a child became the dormitory for the female bodyguard and nanny.

It's not just Lou Xiao'e. He Yuzhu and He Xiao were also like this when they were in Hong Kong Island, so they were used to it and didn't notice anything wrong. One saw his wife and the other saw his biological mother. Apart from being happy, they were just filled with joy after reuniting after a short separation.

He Daqing and Li Cuilan were happy to see that their daughter-in-law had finally returned home and that they were no longer separated. However, they felt a little uncomfortable seeing two strangers hanging around in front of them.

There were clearly empty seats at the eight-immortal table, but the two people refused to eat with them and insisted on eating at a small table nearby. He Daqing and Li Cuilan, who had experienced hardships in the old society, felt that it was a bit wasteful to see them like this.

Li Cuilan has worked hard all her life and is used to doing housework. Suddenly, a person appeared. She couldn't tell what language he was speaking, and who looked neither black nor white. He came to compete with her for work. The key point was that she couldn't win over him. She was really not used to having no work to do.

Not to mention Li Cuilan, He Daqing was not used to it either. The way that female bodyguard looked at people, as if everyone was a bad person, was chilling and gave people goose bumps unconsciously.

Usually, the old neighbors either came to ask him for favors or to chat, and they basically didn't go home until dinner time. When they saw this person hanging around in the backyard of the He family, most of them would leave after sitting for a while.

Fortunately, whenever Lou Xiao'e goes out, the bodyguard will follow her, otherwise He Daqing would be suffocated by the pressure.

Ever since Lou Xiao'e returned home, the novelty, joy and other emotions had faded. That day, the old couple sat in the pavilion, listening to the radio, watching the nanny working there, and secretly sighed to each other.

"Daqing, I have no work to do and I feel uncomfortable all over. What should I do?"

"Cui Lan, you can do housework secretly!"

"Hey, no matter what work I do, if she sees me, she will come over and do it."

"Hey, could she also make cloth shoes for the old city? I really don't believe it."

"Daqing, your idea is great. Today, I will go buy some more materials and make cloth shoes for our family."

"Hey, why do I feel that the Lou family is getting richer and richer? When Lou Bancheng traveled back then, he was not as impressive as our daughter-in-law."

"Cui Lan, you said we are all suffering. How hard it must be for our Zhuzi to eat the Lou family's food!"

"Who said it wasn't true, Qing Dynasty? From now on, you should be more considerate of Zhuzi. He must be feeling very miserable..."