Su Chenhao nodded: "The grain and oil business is inherently large, and you are too young to be suitable for this line of work."
As for selling meat skewers, you can't do it all by yourself.
How about this: you take me to see your shop tomorrow. If the location is good, I'll rent it and start a business.
This way you can receive a sum of money every month, which will help alleviate your family's financial difficulties.
"Rent a shop?" Gu Anyi had never thought of renting out the family shop. Although his father's health was deteriorating, he still hoped that the family's grain and oil shop could be reopened and restored to its former state.
"Don't you want to rent a shop?" Su Chenhao asked, noticing the hesitation on his face.
Gu Anyi nodded: "Once it's rented out, it won't be my family's shop anymore. My dad will definitely be very angry if he finds out."
Su Chenhao understood his thoughts: "You haven't calculated the costs. With your current situation, the days ahead will only get harder."
Renting out the shop can relieve some of your stress, allowing you to focus on taking care of your father in the hospital.
"I promise you, once you get through this hurdle, you can take the shop back at any time."
"Okay, I believe you," Gu Anyi replied with a smile.
Su Chenhao patted him on the shoulder: "You can't grow without experiencing hardships. Think positively, everything will pass."
Gu Anyi nodded excitedly. He felt incredibly lucky to have met a kind older brother who was willing to lend him a hand during his difficult time.
He will remember this kindness and repay it for the rest of his life.
Su Chenhao then asked for the shop's location, arranged to visit it the next day, and then drove him to the intersection, hailed a taxi for him, paid the fare, and watched him leave before feeling relieved.
Having a shop eliminates the need to research and build a barbecue cart, allowing them to operate even in winter without having to close due to the cold weather. He carefully considered every step he took, rather than making rash decisions.
Gu Anyi did not follow the route taken by the previous generation to return home, and thus missed the man-made car accident.
Tang Jiajia waited and waited at the intersection, but Gu Anyi did not appear until it got dark, so she thought she had misremembered the time.
She decided to come back the next day, but as darkness fell, she stood by the roadside waiting for a taxi but never received one.
Unfortunately, the location was too remote, so she could only walk back along the wall, hoping nothing would happen.
When they reached the bottom of the bridge, someone covered their mouth and dragged them inside.
When she came out again, her clothes were disheveled and torn, and her wallet had been stolen. She didn't know how many people were there, but her eyes were immediately covered when she went in.
The thought made her feel nauseous. She stumbled and ran home. Why was God so unfair? How could she have encountered such a thing?
Not wanting to be discovered, she waited until the living room lights went out before using her key to open the bedroom door and rushing back to her room.
Zhang Jinping knew her daughter had returned when she heard the door open. She went out to check, but her daughter wasn't in the living room, so she knocked on the bedroom door.
"Jiajia, is that you back?"
"It's me, I'm back. I'm too tired and need to rest. Please don't come in and disturb me," she said nervously, leaning against the door.
Zhang Jinping didn't push the door open and come in: "I've boiled some water for you. Remember to come out and take a shower before going to sleep."
Your dad and I are going to rest now. There's some food left for you in the kitchen; remember to heat it up and eat it.
"Okay!" she answered towards the door, letting out a long sigh of relief. She couldn't let them know what was happening outside.
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