Ali's eyes lit up, and she readily said, "Mom, I'll pack the clothes. Once I'm done, I'll take them to Weiguo."

Cao's mother beamed with joy, "Good."

The eldest and second eldest sons got married at the same time. The second eldest son and his wife are very affectionate, but the eldest son and his wife are different; they are still not together.

Cao's mother was also worried.

At this moment, Ah Li also packed her clothes. Boss Cao had changed shifts with someone and she didn't know when he would return. She was going to go find him.

Ah Li is currently only thinking about not ruining things with Sai Jinhua, but continuing to be friends with her is not an option.

When Cao's mother saw Ali opening the closet to organize her clothes, she was slightly surprised. "Eldest daughter-in-law, what are you doing?"

Ali wasn't shy at all. She said, "Mom, I've been married into this family for so long, but I still haven't gotten along well with Weiguo. I'm going to stay with Weiguo for a while and won't be coming back."

Cao Laoda works at an electronics factory in town. There are employee dormitories there, and he rarely comes back unless there's something important to do.

"Did you tell Jin Hua about this?"

When Cao's mother thought about the man in front of her, she realized that he always consulted with his second son's wife on matters. Now that she wanted to go to her eldest son, she could already imagine that Jin Hua might not agree and might even tell her not to go.

Ali said, "Jin Hua and my second brother have a good relationship. I can't just ask her to come and sleep with me every day just because we grew up together. My second brother would have a problem with that."

Cao's mother understood immediately; she hadn't told anyone.

"Mom, let's go eat. After we finish eating, I'll take it to Weiguo."

Ah Li was quick and efficient, and soon she had packed her clothes and Boss Cao's clothes.

She took Cao's mother's arm, and the two went to eat together.

After finishing his meal, Ali didn't linger. He washed the dishes, tidied up, and set off on his bicycle.

Cao's father wove the dry grass in his hands into a straw mat. He looked towards the path and wondered, "Has this person changed his ways?"

Cao's mother came out with pig feed and said, "Go feed the pigs quickly."

But she was also happy; it was a good thing that her eldest son's wife was willing to take the initiative.

In 1995, owning a bicycle was considered very good.

Nowadays, most people live in mud houses, the kind of large houses with one or two stories and covered with tiles, divided into front and back sections.

Riding my bike out, I saw no tall buildings, but mostly large houses with earthen walls made of red clay.

There are also many fields, and as far as the eye can see, they are all lush and green.

There are also many people raising chickens, ducks, cattle, pigs, and sheep.

The town's only electronics factory occupies a vast area.

Cao Weiguo was a team leader here. He took a form, flipped through the parts, wrote down the number of pieces, and then went back into the workshop.

By the time he came out, it was time to get off work.

The electronics factory has both male and female employees. After everyone else has gone home from get off work, Cao Weiguo still has to routinely check the equipment to see if anything is missing or left running.

Not far away, Ali carefully observed Cao Weiguo. He had a handsome face and a not very muscular build. He looked like an elegant scholar who had stepped out of a book, with an indescribable scholarly air. His eyebrows were like distant mountains shrouded in mist, adding to his gentle and refined temperament.

Cao Weiguo suddenly noticed someone watching him. He turned his head and saw it was her.

Ah Li called out shyly, "Brother Cao."

Cao Weiguo walked towards Ali with the notebook in his hand. He also noticed the large woven bag that Ali was carrying. Last time he went back, his mother had mentioned that she wanted to pack clothes for him.

"Didn't my mom come?"

"Yeah, he didn't come."

Cao Weiguo reached out and took the woven bag from Ali's hand, asking, "Have you eaten yet?"

"have eaten."

Cao Weiguo said, "It's getting late, you should go back now."

Ahri stopped, looking down at her toes. This person is so clueless, just letting her go like that?

Cao Weiguo paused briefly, glanced at Ali, and, finding that she wasn't looking at him, continued towards the factory gate. Her car should be there.

Employees' family members need to register with their ID cards to enter the electronics factory.

Cao Weiguo, wearing his work clothes from the electronics factory, went to find the gatekeeper.

The gatekeeper was a middle-aged man. As soon as he saw Cao Weiguo coming over, he said, "Little Cao, is this your wife? She's really beautiful."

"Um."

Cao Weiguo found Ali's name on the visitor list, which was marked as an employee's family member. He then signed his own name after it.

He looked down at the notebook in his hand; he had brought all his work notebooks with him, something he hadn't done before.

Ahri thinks that this person is quite cold towards her, and wonders if he would be unwilling if she suddenly offered to come and take care of him.

After all, the original owner and he did not fall in love freely, but were introduced by Sai Jinhua. The two only met a few times before getting married.

There wasn't much of an emotional foundation.

Ahri said dryly, "Then I'll go back first."

This time they were too proactive, and since all the clothes were in one bag, it's not easy for me to ask to take them back.

Cao Weiguo responded, "Mm."

At this moment, the gatekeeper said with some confusion, "Xiao Cao, this is your wife. She came all this way, and you didn't even offer her a drink of water or take her to your dormitory to rest before letting her leave?"

It takes a long time to get from home to the electronics factory by bicycle, about forty minutes.

Ali looked at Cao Weiguo, who looked away and said, "Then let's rest at my place for a while?"

Ali, leading the bicycle, said, "Okay, let's take a break."

The security guard spoke up again, "Xiao Cao, be more proactive. You're working overtime at the factory every day and haven't spent enough time with your wife. That won't do."

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