Xu An was very efficient and handed several letters to Xiao Mo the next afternoon.
He did not write the letter alone, he also asked several classmates who he had a good relationship with to sign it together.
He gave an unbiased account of Bae Yong-joon's story and expressed the anger of the students.
I didn't expect that such a thing still exists in today's society, and it happened in Beijing.
Finally, I politely asked the factory leaders to help resolve the matter and not let the evil people harm the flowers of the motherland.
Xu Ning read the letter and was very impressed by the students in their law department. They were not only eloquent but also good writers.
She asked Xiao Mo: "How are you going to deliver the letter to the factory?"
"Sister, you forgot that Sister Xiaohong and her husband work in the textile factory. Her husband is still in the security department. I can just give him the letter and ask him to pass it on to the leaders."
"Oh, I forgot about this. We have been here for so long, but we haven't visited Uncle Lin yet."
"Sister, Uncle Lin and Aunt Lin came over a few days ago, but you weren't there. They said they would come back to see you in two days."
Xu Ning thought for a moment and said, "Xiao Mo, when you go to see Sister Xiao Hong and the others, tell them about our family's situation and ask her if she wants to sell her clothes?"
Xiao Mo said happily: "Sister, Xiao Hong will definitely be happy. This is a profitable business, which is much more profitable than what she makes in the textile factory.
Actually, I wanted to tell you about this a couple of days ago, but when I thought about how many clothes I didn’t have left, I didn’t mention it.
Didn’t you say yesterday that another batch of goods was arriving? If more people sell to you, you can earn more money and save it for Tangtang as a dowry. ”
Xu Ning smiled and patted his head, saying, "Okay, I understand. Go set up your stall quickly! Your brothers will get impatient waiting."
Seeing him carrying a bag out, Father Xu took it from him and said, "Grandpa Wang and Grandpa Qi are out on business today. I'll go with you."
He waved his hand and said, "Dad, you don't have to go with us. There are four or five of us."
"It's okay. I also want to see how you set up your stall. I'll just stand by and not interfere with your purchase of clothes."
"I know you won't interfere with us, but I'm afraid that if you stand there, my brothers won't be able to let go, which will affect our ability to make money."
Father Xu glared at him, as if wondering who wanted to go with him.
It’s because the elderly people in the family think they are too young and are afraid that someone will cause trouble for them without adults around.
Grandpa Wang and Grandpa Qi specifically told him to go with them.
Xu An smiled, tied the bag of clothes onto his bicycle, and rode away.
Father Xu said helplessly: "I'll stay away from you guys, is that ok?"
Xiao Mo sighed, "You can follow me if you want, but when you get there, you have to watch from the side like Grandpa Wang and Grandpa Qi, and you can't interrupt."
After hearing what he said, Father Xu really wanted to turn around and go back to the house, but he was afraid that Uncle Wang and Uncle Qi would come back and see that he didn't go with them, and would nag him, "I know, let's go!"
Xu Ning was watching the fun and almost died of laughter. Xu's father glared at her and said, "What are you laughing at? Go to the front yard and help your mother and Grandma Wang take care of the children."
Xu Ning curled his lips. He was trying to save face in front of her because he was offended by his elder son.
Dad Xu and Xiao Mo went out to set up a stall.
Xu Ning went to the front yard, where Xu's mother was reading a storybook to the children.
Xuanxuan is almost one year old now. He can even run a few steps. When he saw her, he waved his hands happily and shouted, "Auntie."
She clapped her hands and said with a smile: "Xuanxuan, come to your aunt."
Niu Niu and Pi Pi rushed to their mother's arms before their little cousin. Pi Pi even questioned her: "Do you still know whose mother you are? You only want to hug others and don't even hug your own child."
Niu Niu also agreed: "That's right, otherwise you will be away from home all day long, and you won't be able to kiss your own children at home, but will always be thinking about others. When you are old, who will you expect to be filial to you?"
She was just about to teach the two boys a lesson.
Tangtang ran over and said, "I am filial to my mother. You brothers are not obedient. Mom has to go to school, earn money, and cook for us, and you still blame her."
Xu Ning was overjoyed after hearing what her daughter said. She looked at the two of them with pride and said, "Boy, did you hear that? I have someone who is filial to me, so I don't care about you two."
Niu Niu and Pi Pi glared at their sister and muttered, "What a little flatterer."
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