Pang Changrong's face turned pale with shame after being insulted, but he didn't dare to get angry. This was the Zhou family, a family he had to be careful with.

Zhu Hang chuckled. "See, that's how it is. If you had been angry before, you would have lost your temper. Now, you're afraid and don't dare to do it. You've lost all your backbone as an official. Go back! You're not welcome here, and neither am I. Since you showed up, you've brought me nothing but trouble."

Having said that, how could Pang Changrong still have the nerve to stay? He left without saying goodbye to anyone in the Zhou family. He, never come again.

After Pang Changrong left, Old Lady Liu came out of her temporary room and asked, "Zhu Hang, is this your biological father?"

Zhu Hang nodded. If possible, he would rather not.

Old Mrs. Liu shook her head and said, "It's crooked." Then she strolled out.

Zhu Hang hesitated, thinking, "Let's go see my wife and children!" He was truly glad that he had been abducted. Perhaps he was the only one in the world who felt this way.

Zhou Xiang saw that Zhu Hang had driven the people away, so he didn't say anything. He also held Jiang Weihua, not allowing him to say anything about Zhu Hang, "It's hard enough for his brother-in-law to have such a relative.

If you want to get angry, go ahead! Turn them into the people they despise the most, so they can experience the ups and downs of life and realize the preciousness of family ties!"

Jiang Weihua smiled and said, "Are you sure they can really understand?"

Zhou Xiang shrugged. "Who knows? Maybe I'll have an epiphany."

Zhu Hang didn't care at all what happened over there. He only cared about his wife and children.

Seeing him hurry upstairs, Zhou Yu asked, "Is your father gone?"

Zhu Hang nodded. "You weren't angry that I chased you away?"

Zhou Yu shook his head. "Don't be angry. I should understand your dilemma."

Zhu Hang held her hand and said, "As long as you understand, I just want you and the children."

Zhou Yu glanced at him, "Where are my family members?"

"I want both. The Zhou family is my home."

Jiankangkang and Zhu Hang lay together and bit their ears. Zhu Hang coughed dryly and said, "Hurry up and do your homework, otherwise, you are not allowed to set off fireworks."

On the ninth day of the first lunar month, Jiang Weifang proposed to go back. Zhou's mother asked her to stay after the fifteenth day and watch the lantern festival before leaving. Old Mrs. Liu was tempted as she hadn't seen a lantern festival in many years. Long Xin didn't want to go back either as she also wanted to watch the lantern festival.

Jiang Weifang said that if she could finish her homework in the next few days, she could stay.

Long Xin nodded immediately and went back upstairs to finish her homework.

So, the blind lady who also wanted to leave early didn't open her mouth. Even if she opened her mouth, Wei Hui would definitely not let her go.

In the next few days, Long Xin worked hard to finish her homework, and Jiang Weifang finally breathed a sigh of relief. Her daughter had been playing so much that she hadn't finished her homework yet.

Jiang Weihua was obsessed with going to the cinema to watch movies. Since no one was willing to accompany him, he asked A Lian to go with them.

Zhou wanted to roll his eyes and said, "Actually, your original purpose was to watch a movie with A-Lian. Don't think we can't see it."

Ling Ran also wants to go to the movies and date every day, but Zhou Xiang won’t cooperate!

Zhou Xiang realized that he was about to leave, so he dragged him upstairs and planned to throw him into the space to work. The things had been retrieved, so he had to finish the work quickly.

Who knew that Ling Ran would drag him into the space together. He said that the space had plenty of time, a suitable temperature, and no one to disturb him, making it the best place for a date.

Helplessly, Zhou Xiang could only accompany him. While he worked, she stayed by his side and watched.

Since the pipes and elbows could not be connected together, he slowly carved them with a knife and slowly ground them with sandpaper.

Because this took a lot of time, when they finished and left the space, two hours had passed outside. Seeing them coming down from upstairs, Zhou Hua smiled meaningfully.

Seeing his wretched appearance, Zhou Xiang waved his hand and sent him away, "What are you doing at home doing nothing? Mr. Jiang even remembers to take A-Lian out to see a movie!"

Zhou Hua shook his head. "If I go too often, the old woman will scold Mei Zi again. Anyway, we can meet at school after school starts."

Zhou Xiang was helpless. Every family has its own problems. If Uncle Xiao was foolishly filial, it would be unknown whether the store could continue to operate well.

She had helped in every way she could, so she couldn't ask Uncle Xiao to refuse to provide for her mother's retirement, right?

The fifteenth day finally arrived as Long Xin had been waiting for, and she finally finished her homework before dinner.

Zhou Xiang directed Ling Ran, who was staying at the Zhou family's house again, "Ling Ran, first move that old table in the alley to the main entrance of the food station. And by the way, say hello to your cousin. I need to borrow his big table tonight."

"good!"

Not only Long Xin is curious, Jiang Weihua and A Lian are also curious. Let's ask the eldest brother to explain this to them!

Only after she tricked the three people into going to see her eldest brother did she start preparing the red envelopes.

When Long Xin heard that they were going to set up a table so she could watch the lion dance in person, she excitedly ran to the kitchen to urge for dinner.

Jiang Weihua came to Zhou Xiang and asked, "Think about it, is the lion dance the only thing?"

Zhou Xiang nodded. "The core of the Lantern Festival is to watch the thrilling movements of the lion dance. The dragon dancers are hard to coordinate and don't have many moves. And those who row boats and ride donkeys just follow along shakily. The key is to watch the lion dance."

Jiang Weihua, "Well, Niao Niao said we can also use red envelopes to lure lions."

Zhou Xiang raised his hand to indicate the red envelope in his hand, "These are it."

Jiang Weihua, however, had a wild thought, "If I keep giving them red envelopes, will they always perform next to our stage?"

"Are you dreaming? These acrobats have a time limit for an event like this. They have to stay here the whole time. People who have set up their stages elsewhere won't do that."

"How long? How long at most?"

"It's a maximum of 20 minutes. If it's longer than 20 minutes, no matter how big your red envelope is, they will just move on to another place. If you want to see something exciting, just give a big red envelope and they will perform more thrilling actions, but I don't recommend it.

Some troupe owners only want to make more money and don't care about the danger to those people. If something happens, it will be the jugglers themselves who will suffer the consequences."

Jiang Weihua understood, "Okay! Then let's follow the normal procedures!"

Seeing that he stopped making trouble, Zhou Xiang breathed a sigh of relief. After learning some inside stories about the private circus group from Zuo's father, she tried her best not to cause trouble for the lion dancers.

As soon as dinner was over, Long Xin urged him to go up. It was also the first time for Jiankang to see a stage set up at home. In the past, he would go to the street with his father and watch with everyone else.

When they were younger, they could sit on their father and grandfather's shoulders to watch. After they were six years old, their father no longer allowed them to sit on their grandfather's shoulders, saying that their grandfather was old and they had grown up.

This year, they set up a table at home so they could watch it up close.

Ling Ran was sent back home by Zhou Xiang, who asked his parents to come over.

Zhu Hang carefully made several torches and soaked them in tung oil to ensure that everyone could see the road conditions clearly when they returned.

Old Mrs. Liu was helped out of the house by her two daughters. Zhou Niao and Zhou Hua each brought two benches, which could be used for the elderly to sit on or for the younger ones to stand on and watch from a distance.