Siheyuan: Rebirth 52, intercepting Qin Huairu

The most urgent task at the moment is to count the money and calculate how much valuables are in Jia Haoyun's small treasury.

It turned out that this "little lover" was not only a miser but also could keep accounts. It was really surprising that she looked at the glittering banknotes one after another in front of her, especially the surprised expression when she counted the large-denomination bills.

Even she knew: women seemed to be like dragons, not only having a preference for shiny things, but also having the same interest in money, and this preference has not changed from ancient times to the present.

Qin Hanru counted excitedly three times, and the total amount came to one hundred and eighty-two yuan, fifty cents and five cents, plus 30 kilograms of fine grains, and 50 kilograms of coarse grains, plus the small wallet she had hidden away, there were already more than two hundred yuan.

Next, she put them together, carefully placed the box into the larger box, and finally placed it at the bottom of the small storage box that had just been tidied up to press down the clothes. Only then did she feel completely relieved.

Could this be the legendary "leaving a foundation for wealth"? The whole set of actions is as delicate and complicated as opening a nesting doll.

Seeing Qin Hanru's cheeks flushed with excitement, kneeling on the ground and trying hard to organize her movements, his eyes involuntarily fell on the arms holding her from behind, and an inexplicable emotion surged in his heart.

After Qin Hanru's small exclamation, all she heard was a slight "woooo" sound. The lights in the room had dimmed, the kang was filled with heat, and the clothes around her were a little messy.

No need to wait, just let it be.

When he woke up the next morning, he felt the surroundings and found that he was alone. Then he heard the voices of Jia and Qin Hanru outside the door. It turned out that they were busy preparing breakfast.

After he cleaned up, breakfast was already on the table. It was a simple sweet potato rice porridge with a dish of pickles.

This is already very good. Now it is the end of autumn and the beginning of winter. Food is in short supply. People are blessed to have two meals a day.

They can enjoy three meals a day with plenty of food.

But when he saw Qin Hanru's steps twisting unconsciously as she walked, he felt a pang of pity in his heart.

Although the events of the day before yesterday had not yet been resolved, they were finally resolved after Qin Hanru's pleading words.

Early in the morning, Qin Hanru struggled to get out of bed despite feeling so much pain all over her body, just to prepare the first breakfast of the day for this little devil.

If a newly married man is unable to get out of bed on the first day, he may be gossiped about, not to mention being blamed by his mother-in-law, which gives him the impression that he is not hardworking and capable enough.

After breakfast, Jia Haoyun rode his bicycle back to the unit.

On the way, many colleagues congratulated him and wished him a happy marriage. He responded to them with a smile and often shared cigarettes with everyone.

I also did not forget to show my care to the old man who was the doorman. A box of cigarettes and a few candies were enough to make the old man smile.

That’s the story in a nutshell.

As soon as I arrived at the office of the small team, I noticed Lu Yin was yawning and wiping the table.

He was the officer on duty last night and was also responsible for driving the vehicle.

There was no generous allowance for being on duty, and he could only get a box of cigarettes as a reward; but this was not enough for him, and his cigarette addiction was soon consumed.

Looking at Jia Haoyun's sparkling eyes, it was obvious that he couldn't wait.

For a person who is addicted to smoking, working without smoking is really tormenting.

Jia Haoyun knew from the light in Lu Yin's eyes that Lu Yin had taken some action last night.

Our team always has to be on duty at night, and the deputies take turns on the job, usually Wen Wenbin and Lu Yin.

You can take a short nap in the office when you have nothing to do, but if you have a task, you cannot be guaranteed to get enough rest.

It is not uncommon to be busy all night, although there is a slight benefit at this time, depending on who uses the vehicle.

Jia Haoyun handed Lu Yin a box of cigarettes.

Lu Yin picked up one, took a deep puff, paused for a moment, and seemed to be planning to take out another one and hand it back to him.

"Did you stay up all night last night?" Jia Haoyun gestured to Lu Yin to take all the cigarettes.

“Although I don’t smoke a lot.

"Jia Haoyun added," And I have spare cigarettes.

"

“Thank you, I have to drive at night and deal with Deputy Director Li’s tasks.

I worked all night, but I only got a pack of cigarettes in return. I can’t resist it at all!” Lu Yin said, yawning.

"How can you survive just by smoking? Find a quiet place to sleep for a while and eat something?" Jia Haoyun took the broom from his hand, asked Lu Yin to go back and rest, and started cleaning himself.

Jia Haoyun became close with Lu Yin, knowing his easygoing attitude and allowing him to clean the room.

"Hey! What to eat? The family needs money, and food is hard to buy now, so it is necessary to be frugal!"

Lu Yin thought about going home to take care of two children who needed nutrition.

With food increasingly difficult to source, even the bonus plus his salary was barely enough to feed his family of multiple people.

Although he received a lot of food supplies every month, he lacked any real income, and his stomach was like a bottomless pit and he was always hungry.

Jia Haoyun heard the rumbling sound of his stomach - and many people in the factory were in worse conditions than him and were struggling to make a living.

To comfort him, Jia Haoyun handed Lu Yin two pieces of candy as a blessing.

“Even though it’s so simple.

He kept the candies, planning to share them with his children later.

Then he walked to the table and drank a bottle of mineral water to fill the void.

Then he laid his head on the table, trying to take a nap to relieve his fatigue.

Jia Haoyun shook his head helplessly and continued with the work in his hands: he no longer had enough power to manage Lu Yin's welfare issues, and he didn't even dare to provide food easily.

Wen Wenbin arrived later and helped clean the office; King Rui drove out early in the morning and everyone was working hard.

In the next few days, Qin Huairu quickly adapted to and joined the family's rhythm of life.

My mother-in-law is no longer troubled by financial problems, and she does handle family relationships properly and carefully, which reduces Jia Haoyun's burden to a certain extent.

But to his surprise, Qin Huairu actually took the job.

The two were newly married, and the woolen suits they wore attracted everyone's attention. After knowing that this suit was actually sewn by Qin Huairu herself, everyone was eager to try it and asked her to make clothes.

Especially for woolen clothes, the materials are rare and precious. Finding a good tailor can not only make the clothes fit well, but also show the quality and personality. Wasting materials is a waste of resources, which is a pity.

Not long after, Qin Huairu received her first business - the street director commissioned her to make a new suit for her husband.

Jia Haoyun was thinking about taking this opportunity to measure the clothes and discuss the possibility of this matter with Director Wang.

That night, Jia Haoyun greeted Lady Jia and brought Qin Huairu directly to Director Wang's home.

In the yard, those rabbits were brought by Jia Haoyun some time ago and handed over to Grandmother Jia for care. Now they have grown to a large size, with about a dozen of them.

It turned out that it was Jia's grandmother who dealt with it years ago.

But these days rabbits always seem to be suffering from unequal attention. They often feel countless gazes. This may be because people lack meat intake.

The children gazed greedily at the rabbits in the yard every day, their salivary glands secreting abundantly, but Jia Haoyun did not notice.

At this moment, the idea of ​​giving Director Wang a gift suddenly came to her mind, but she didn't know what to prepare, so the rabbit became her first choice.

It seems that he will have to have a good talk with Lady Jia about this matter after returning home tonight.

Obviously, these cute rabbits have attracted attention and concern.

Considering that people are still suffering from hunger, it seems unrealistic to still care about rabbits in such a difficult situation; not to mention, if the food is really left behind, no one knows which family in more urgent need will eventually get it.

After arriving at Director Wang's home, he handed the rabbit to his eldest son, who was ecstatic.

A few days ago, his mother mentioned that she had visited Jia Haoyun. She never thought that Jia Haoyun's family could raise more than ten such rare and precious rabbits.

This is truly a precious and rare thing. What is surprising is that it was presented to Director Wang by Jia Haoyun at such a moment.

Their home has long been accustomed to such surprises. For Jia Haoyun to have such a good thing and to think of his mother first, this long-awaited friendship is undoubtedly a joyful occasion.

Moreover, this is not a free gift, but a purposeful "exchange", which has established principles for Director Wang.

If there were no exchange, perhaps this would just be a pure giving, but in the current era, "barter" is a common way of transaction.

People generally faced the dilemma of material shortages, and even if they had enough money they might not be able to buy enough meat or other goods.

Facing Director Wang, he asked his eldest son to place the rabbit properly, and he greeted the visitors from the Jia couple with a sincere attitude.

They chatted about daily family topics, especially admiring Qin Huairu and praising her exquisite and elegant clothes.

Jia Haoyun took off his suit and asked Director Wang's husband Shi Yanfeng to try it on to ensure that the clothes were suitable for his body shape.

Although Shi Yanfeng was relatively thin at this time, the clothes could still fit him well, but because Jia Haoyun was tall, the clothes seemed a little long on him.

However, with simple adjustments or modifications, it won’t affect the overall fit too much.

Soon thereafter, a procedure for taking accurate body measurements was developed.

Next, the clothing is customized according to the design plan provided by Jia Haoyun to ensure the individuality and practicality of the design.

Shi Yanfeng's satisfaction with this style also made him recognize Jia Haoyun's superb craftsmanship.

A few days ago, when he heard his wife talking about a woman named Jia Haoyun who could actually make fine, high-quality woolen clothes, he felt a little bit of disbelief. However, his evaluation of this person was not based on disdain for the villagers; in fact, many tailors in the city now might not have the skills to handle those expensive and complex woolen products.