Chapter 679 Moving Out of the Troops 2

What Feng Qingxue wanted was a free space to take the nutrients in it. What was the difference between living in the army and living in Wang Xinsheng's home? The latter was more heavily guarded than the former.

Xibao is a little child, young and ignorant, with a pure mind, so it’s fine for Wang Xinsheng to take him in and out.

The old leader likes Xibao very much, so everyone naturally gives him face.

I am an adult and have no qualifications or reason to live in Wang Xinsheng's house. Wang Xinsheng is in a high position of power, and all the people who come and go in his house are big shots that you wouldn't even dare to think about. How should I deal with them if I meet them?

The most important point is that it is normal for Wang Xinsheng to like Xi Bao. It is because he met Xi Bao on the plane that he likes Xi Bao and they are from the same hometown that he looks at him differently. Who wouldn't be suspicious of him taking such good care of him? Although Father Lu should be able to avoid all kinds of difficulties in the future, what about Wang Xinsheng? The crisis is still a sword hanging over their family.

It is better to be cautious and not give rise to criticism than to use this as an excuse when someone attacks Wang Xinsheng in the future, saying that he does not consider the safety of the leaders, that he is unscrupulous, etc.

Whenever someone wants to make things difficult for Wang Xinsheng, they have a lot of excuses.

Wang Xinsheng and Guo Yan listened to her whispered explanation, and the latter seemed to be thinking about something. "Xiaoxue is very thoughtful. Yes, although your uncle and I don't care, it's hard to say for others. Xibao is usually very popular with the old leader, and other children in the compound often get jealous and say sour things about this, but I just pretended not to hear it. Old Wang, the people who come and go in our place are indeed not simple people, so it's inevitable that they will say something and think that we are too kind to Xiaoxue and her three daughters. As for here, it's not very convenient as Xiaoxue said."

Wang Xinsheng sighed, "Now that things have come to this, what can I say? I'll ask Xiaolan to ask around and rent a small courtyard with all kinds of furniture. After cleaning it up, you three can move in and live there for a while."

Feng Qingxue thanked him again and again, and suddenly remembered something, "Is it okay to live in someone else's house during the confinement period?"

She remembered that some landlords did not allow tenants to give birth and recuperate in their homes, thinking it was too unlucky.

Guo Yan blinked. "Why not? How can there be such strict rules now? I've never heard of it. When your uncle and I were at war, we were always on the road, renting houses to give birth and recuperate, and all six of our children were born in different places. Even now, the house your uncle and I live in is owned by the state, and we still have to pay rent."

"Uncle and Auntie also have to pay rent?" Feng Qingxue was very surprised.

"Of course not! Including the use of furniture, your uncle and I pay several dozen yuan in rent a month, and the old leader pays eighty-four yuan a month. It's state property, not private property. You live in the army's house, don't you have to pay rent? What cadre or worker who lives in the house assigned to him doesn't pay rent?"

Therefore, it is normal for Feng Qingxue to rent a house.

Lan Tianming quickly helped find a small courtyard, which was allocated by the state to an old comrade of Wang Xinsheng. It was located on the back street of a royal palace in Houhai. The comrade had retired and had no family or children, so he lived alone. When he learned that Lan Tianming was asking around for empty houses, he rolled up his luggage and went there to live with other lonely old comrades, leaving the courtyard for Feng Qingxue and her two daughters to stay temporarily.

Wang Xinsheng knew all this and told Lan Tianming not to tell Feng Qingxue. The rent was also paid by Wang Xinsheng.

(End of this chapter)