Although the financial matters are separate, this kind of training opportunity is rare for Li Aihua.
Experience is gained from these day-to-day experiences.
As the weather got warmer, the busy spring farming season ended and when it was time for leisure, a piece of news came from the Hu family.
Hu Fengfeng was getting married, and asked them to go to the city to attend the wedding banquet.
At first she didn't care too much about it. She thought there was nothing wrong with having a meal and she could also go and see if there were any maps for sale.
But Hu Chun said one more thing.
The man Hu Fengfeng is going to marry is the mayor's youngest son.
Hu Chunsheng talked a lot about this, his face full of pride.
She just couldn't understand why Hu Fengfeng could marry into the mayor's family?
Is the mayor's son blind?
With the character of the third room, how could Hu Fengfeng be considered a good person?
She wanted to see what kind of monster it was.
The Hu family went to the village to explain the situation. The production team issued a letter of introduction. The children took leave from school, and the family took a ox cart to the county town and took a bus to the city.
The Hu family was large and occupied most of the ox cart, and they also carried two backpacks of things.
One backpack contained three chickens and three ducks, and the other backpack contained two bottles of wine, two bags of rock sugar, two bags of candy, and two handfuls of flour.
These were the things that the third and fifth rooms had taken back in the past, and are now being given away in this way.
It can be seen that Hu Chunsheng attaches great importance to Hu Fengfeng's marriage into the mayor's family and gave her such an expensive gift.
The uninformed people on the ox cart made fun of the Hu family when they saw that the entire family was there and carrying so many things.
The old couple and the second wife told the truth.
There was a sense of boasting in his words, which aroused the admiration of the villagers and greatly satisfied their vanity.
The first and fourth families were much quieter in comparison. Only when the villagers brought them along did the two families start chatting for a while.
They talked and laughed all the way to the county town, and then everyone went their separate ways. The Hu family took a bus to the other side of the county town.
Nothing went wrong along the way. Hu Chunsheng paid for tickets for the whole family and received a stack of ticket receipts.
This was Hu Lin’s first time riding a bus. It wasn’t as bumpy as the ox cart, but the smell was too strong and the window couldn’t be opened.
The smell made her feel upset.
It takes several hours to get to the city, and the car stops and starts along the way.
At each stop, the conductor would shout at the top of his voice, "Is there anyone who wants to get off?" and then ask those who were getting on the bus to buy tickets.
There was a lot of noise in the car, with occasional sounds of roosters crowing and ducks quacking.
These few hours were pure mental torture for Hu Lin.
It was already noon when they arrived at the city station. Hu Lin was basically listless, while the other children of the Hu family were in high spirits.
After getting off the bus, the group asked for directions and headed towards the bus stop.
It was already June, and it was noon, when the skin was painful from the sun.
Hu Lin, who was already feeling depressed, became even more depressed after being exposed to the sun.
"Are you okay?" Hu Jun asked in a low voice when he saw Hu Lin's face turned pale and his brows were furrowed.
"It's okay." Hu Lin replied coldly.
Hu Jun looked at him and finally said nothing.
They had no contact in the past two years, and they didn't even exchange simple greetings during the Chinese New Year.
Li Aihua heard the two talking and turned her head to look at them. Seeing that Hu Lin looked unhappy, she asked, "Girl, what's wrong with you?"
“It’s too sunny.”
The conversation at the back did not attract the attention of the people in the front.
The old couple and the second wife were leading them to wait at the bus stop.
This wait lasted for an hour.
Faced with such an inefficient means of transportation, Hu Lin's frown never relaxed.
I finally got on the bus, but it was so crowded.
I could only stand, holding on to the seat, and swaying with the body of the car.
They took the bus for more than an hour before getting off, and then the family walked for another half an hour before reaching the third room’s house.
What a waste of time it took Hu Lin to travel through all these mountains and rivers.
Tired of heart!
The fifth room arrived yesterday. When they opened the door and saw that it was the Hu family, they happily welcomed them in.
The third roommate lives on the second floor. The house was allocated by the factory. It has three bedrooms and each partition is not large.
The Hu family poured in, and the living room became crowded.
Even this was only possible because Wang Shuhua's parents used their connections and treated them to a meal, otherwise they would only have been allocated a two-bedroom apartment.
Except for Hu Lin, no one cared whether it was crowded here.
Everyone was in high spirits and talking at once around the protagonist, Hu Fengfeng.
Everyone's face was filled with the joy of a newlywed.
Hu Lin slipped out and went downstairs to get some fresh air.
Hu Jun saw this and followed Hu Lin.
She paid no attention to the little tail and looked around.
Hu Jun was in the corridor, standing on the stairs, about two meters away from Hu Lin.
There are brick houses nearby, some green plants on both sides of the road, and some garbage on the road.
It just looks sparsely populated.
She stood there for several minutes and didn't see a single passerby.
I don’t know if it’s because the third room is located in a remote area.
Sensing someone approaching, Hu Lin turned around and saw Hu Fengfeng, who was in high spirits.
"Let's go upstairs to eat. Hu Jun has already gone upstairs." Hu Fengfeng looked at Hu Lin and spoke in the manner of an elder.
Hu Lin didn't respond and went upstairs.
The Hu family members were either sitting or standing in the living room.
Zhang Hui, who was only eight months pregnant, was eating noodles at the table, and Hu Zhu was sitting next to her.
Zhang Hui didn't feel any discomfort during the whole journey, but she was very hungry and ate voraciously.
Wang Shuhua came out of the kitchen carrying an iron basin of noodles.
Hu Defu followed behind with his bowl and chopsticks, and said loudly: "Eat something first to fill your stomach. There is more noodles in the pot."
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