Later, Qian Longfei also summed up a pattern. Every time his sister came, he would be targeted and would soon be in trouble.

Whenever he was bullied, his elder brother would disappear and no one knew where he went.

At such a young age, Qian Longfei soon realized that his brother was completely unreliable.

In addition, when Qian Nian Di went to visit them, he was very resistant. At first, he avoided Qian Nian Di, and later he yelled at Qian Nian Di directly, asking her not to come to see him again in the future, let alone buy things for him.

Qian Niandi went with the welfare home staff to find out about the situation of her two younger brothers. Naturally, they would not say that Qian Longfei was bullied in the welfare home, as that would make them seem derelict in their duty.

She didn't get any useful information from her two younger brothers, and ultimately could only attribute the reason to Qian Longfei being too young and lacking a sense of security.

But she was helpless at this time. In order to make more money, Qian Niandi not only worked as a waitress in a restaurant during the day, but also started to set up street stalls like others.

She didn't have much money, so she could only buy some cheap socks, gloves and the like. She could earn some pocket money by going to the night market at night.

Qian Niandi worked in a restaurant for two years. Later, she heard that the factory offered higher wages and better benefits, so she always paid attention to factory recruitment information.

There are not many factories in the city where she lives now. She heard that there is a garment factory on the outskirts of the city, close to the county town, so she took advantage of her day off to visit the factory.

The factory looked quite large, at least in Qian Niandi's opinion, it occupied a considerable area.

She took the initiative to go to the factory to inquire whether they were hiring, and surprisingly, they were actually hiring.

However, those without any basic skills like Qian Niandi need to undergo pre-job training, during which they will not be paid. The training lasts about two weeks.

She was told that they were recruiting for long-term workers and that they would withhold one month's salary. If she did not resign one month in advance, she would not be paid the remaining month's salary.

But the benefits are much better than a hotel. For example, they provide pension insurance for their employees. These days, it's rare for private companies to proactively provide insurance for their employees, so in this respect, this factory is quite good.

But Qian Niandi didn’t know the importance of insurance yet, and it didn’t matter to her whether she had insurance or not.

As for wages, it is piecework-based, with more work and more pay, and the working day is twelve hours. If there are many orders, you may also work overtime, of course, the overtime pay is higher than the normal working hours.

For Qian Niandi, working longer hours doesn’t matter; the key is to earn more money.

She'd heard that skilled factory workers could earn over 1,000 yuan a month. But after two years at the restaurant, her salary had only increased from 300 yuan to 350 yuan. While she could earn a little from selling food at night markets, it was limited and unstable.

This made her see no hope at all. It was hard for her to even find a foothold in the city, let alone what to do when her brothers grew up.

So, Qian Niandi decided to quit her job at the hotel and work in a garment factory.

After a training period, Qian Niandi officially took up her post. With her willingness to endure hardships and her quick mind, she quickly became more skilled than a novice. The clothes she made were meticulously crafted, and defective products were rare.

Her salary was indeed as promised before she joined the factory, much higher than the restaurant. On the lowest days, she could earn 700 or 800 yuan, and on the highest, she could earn a few hundred yuan or even a few hundred yuan.

The factory also provided food and accommodation, so Qian Niandi saved as much of the money she earned as possible.

The factory stipulates that each worker can rest one day a week. Of course, rest is voluntary, and if you want to earn more money, you don't have to rest.

Qian Niandi is the one who doesn't want to rest. She only takes one day off on the last weekend of every month to visit her two younger brothers at the welfare home.

The welfare home is quite far from the factory, and you need to drive in reverse, which wastes more than two hours on the road, and nearly five hours round trip.

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