Gu Yunyang happened to have a flour sack, so he went to the grain store to collect his grain.
As soon as we arrived, we saw Du Erni waiting in the distance.
Gu Yunyang then remembered that he had arranged a job for Gu Hanbin, and it seemed that Gu Hanbin had now been promoted to a permanent position and his household registration had been transferred to Baishi Commune.
However, Du Erni's household registration, along with her child's, is still in the Hongqi Brigade.
This household registration isn't so easy to transfer.
Furthermore, if they were to transfer their household registration to Baishi Commune, they would have a quota, but Du Erni would be unemployed and have three children to support, making it difficult for her to survive in the commune.
Several children are not enough to eat.
Gu Yunyang didn't keep staring in Du Erni's direction; there was no need.
One job is enough to get to know this family.
Perhaps Gu Hanbin also felt wronged. His family was not doing well, so why would Gu Yunyang keep fussing about those things?
But Gu Yunyang did not let them down, and Gu Hanbin was even promoted ahead of schedule.
Even if it doesn't offer any benefits, it at least provides some emotional value.
They can't offer anything, they only take advantage of others. Gu Yunyang doesn't lack relatives, so why should he take care of them?
He turned his head to look at other places and slowly joined the queue.
There were many people queuing in front of the grain store. Some were older children with younger children, and some were even pushing wheelbarrows. These were families with many members and a lot of grain, and they simply couldn't transport it all back without a wheelbarrow.
Before long, Gu Yunyang had traveled a distance.
At that moment, a burning gaze fell upon him.
Gu Yunyang almost turned to look, but after thinking about it, he realized he had no intention of looking at it at all.
Although he hadn't done anything wrong or wronged Du Erni and the others, he wasn't afraid to face them directly.
But Gu Yunyang didn't want to see her too often; it felt awkward.
It's simply that I don't want to see Du Erni's face.
That gaze shifted away in an instant.
Gu Yunyang thought to himself that Du Erni should just pretend she didn't see him, so that the two of them wouldn't have to exchange pleasantries.
Besides, there were more than a dozen people between them, several meters apart, so it wasn't easy for them to chat.
That's fine too.
To everyone's surprise, that gaze returned not long afterward.
Gu Yunyang summoned Crow over and saw Du Erni's burning gaze, which was even a little red.
This person really doesn't bother to hide it at all?
Is this how they want something else from me?
Then, through the crow's eyes, Gu Yunyang saw Du Erni say with a smile and a hint of surprise, "Yunyang? Why are you in line too?"
Gu Yunyang was speechless. You didn't come up to say hello right away when you first saw me.
When we met in the village before, we would just nod casually or turn around and leave as soon as possible, right?
Why the sudden change of attitude today?
Gu Yunyang pretended not to have seen her before, turned around, and was "surprised" to see Du Erni: "Oh? Aunt Du, what brings you here?"
Du Erni's smile froze. Before, she would just call her "Auntie," but today she was using her surname.
In the village, when addressing elders, one's own aunt is simply called "auntie" or "auntie".
When speaking to outsiders, one should either add the surname or the given name in front of the aunt.
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