"I did pretty well in the exam," Tong Yiya replied with a smile.
"I also heard from Director Huang that Xiaoya skipped a grade and took the fifth-grade entrance exam this year. You can tell at a glance that she's a good student," said Aunt Juan.
"Really? That's really amazing, but that's also Xiaoya's hard work. In the past few months since she came to our hospital, she has been studying every day when she has free time," said another Aunt Chen.
"Aunts, please stop praising me. I'll get carried away soon." Tong Yiya said she felt embarrassed to be praised.
The aunts stopped teasing her and changed the subject, talking about someone's son who wanted to get married. Because the family didn't have the money for the bride price, they thought of asking their son to trick a girl into coming home from school. In the end, the girl's family found out about it, and they brought all the aunts and uncles to the door. In the end, the man paid 10 yuan in compensation and the matter was settled.
Tong Yiya just listened to the aunts chatting without saying anything. The aunts thought that she was still a little girl who didn't know anything, so they didn't hold back when they talked.
The four of them worked in the backyard for more than an hour, turned over the soil, scattered vegetable seeds, and watered the soil before returning to the front yard.
When they arrived at the front yard, Tong Yiya separated from the others and went back to her room. She first took a basin to get some water, washed herself briefly, took off her dirty clothes, rubbed them clean with her hands, hung them up to dry, and then went back to the room to sleep for a while.
The weather is hot now, and the windows of her room are open, but a piece of floral cloth is hung on the kang to block the view, so people from outside cannot see the person on the bed clearly.
The wind was able to flow into the room, alleviating the stuffiness a little, and Tong Yiya slept quite well.
When she woke up, it was almost time for dinner. She washed her face with cold water first, then went to get the lunch box to get her food.
After she had dinner, she took the food to the kitchen and gave it to Aunt Juan. The food she handed in was ordinary food in the space, and it was all coarse grains that were handed in. She handed in about ten kilograms at a time, which was enough for her to eat for ten days or half a month. Most of the children in the courtyard handed in food in this way.
The food she placed in the room were all grown in the space. In order to have food to sell in the future, she looked up the system to learn more about the space. The final conclusion was that the vegetative people in the space could indeed improve their health by eating more, but this meant eating often.
In this era, no family can eat too much of these good grains. Nowadays, people rarely use dry rice when cooking, and they always add some coarse grains when they bring back white flour.
Therefore, Tong Yiya doesn't have to worry about others eating these foods frequently and becoming suspicious of her after their health improves. She can also sell some of the food she collected in the past and take her time to recover.
After dinner, she went back to her room and read a book for a while, then got up to get some hot water to wash up, turned off the lights, got on the kang, and then went into the space to exercise.
Tong Yiya hardly went out in the next few days. Some children in the yard had not yet had their holiday, and she was alone in the yard, which was very quiet. Only when Aunt Juan was free would she come to do needlework with her.
A week passed like this. One day, Tong Yiya was preparing to make her second sale, so she got up early, washed up so that Aunt Juan wouldn't have to cook for her at noon, and went out with her bag on her back.
After walking a distance, she found a place to enter the space, had a simple breakfast, then began to change her clothes and dress up, and then packed food. This time she took twice as much as last time.
After preparing everything and checking that nothing was wrong, he carried the big frame out of the space and went to the black market near the hospital as usual.
When she arrived at the original yard, she knocked on the door as she did last time. When the door opened, she handed over ten cents unintentionally, then entered the alley, walked a distance inside before finding an open space, put the frame on the ground, took out a mat and sat down, waiting for the buyer to come.
A few people seemed to recognize him as the person who sold the fine grains last time, and they all came forward to ask the price, and asked for a lot if they thought the price was suitable.
Within an hour, all the items in the basket were sold out. She earned more than 160 yuan. When she left the black market, she felt someone following her. She walked to a corner and suddenly sped up and ran.
Because she had been exercising recently, she was moving very fast. After turning a few corners, she left the people behind her behind. She quickly found a place where no one was around, changed her clothes, washed off her makeup, and then after observing that there was no one outside, she came out carrying a small basket.
She had never been to this place before, so she could only walk along the alley to the street, and then slowly walk to a familiar place. Only then did she realize that she had run to the vicinity of the scrap yard.
Thinking that she hadn't been to the scrap station for a long time, she prepared to go there. She walked towards the gate of the scrap station with a basket.
When the old man guarding the scrap yard saw her, he said, "Hey, you haven't been here for a long time, little girl."
"Hello, uncle. I have an exam soon and I need to review my lessons, so I didn't come."
"Really? Then you really need to study hard and get good grades."
"I will, sir."
"So what are you planning to find this time?"
"I just want to go in and look at the junior high school books. I'm about to go into junior high school, so I thought I'd find a few books to read first."
"Then go in, it's still in the old position."
"Okay, thank you, sir," Tong Yiya thanked
"You're welcome," the old man said, smiling and sitting back in the rocking chair at the door.
Tong Yiya walked into the scrapyard. When she entered, she asked the system to start scanning in her mind. After a while, it reminded her: "There are also some gold jewelry in the right table leg."
After hearing the prompt, she walked closer to that place, and after the system collected the things, she walked forward. Along the way, she collected a lot of good things into the space.
It took her five or six minutes to reach the room where the waste books were piled. She picked out a set of first-year junior high school textbooks, and found a few relatively new exercise books.
During this time, the system was also scanning for high school textbooks and exercises, as well as some ancient books, all of which were stored in the space and would be sorted out when he returned.
When the system said: "Host, there is nothing you need here."
"Okay, thank you No. 03"
"You're welcome, host," No. 03 replied, and then said nothing more.
Tong Yiya also tied up the books she found with a rope and carried them out of the scrap yard.
After weighing and paying the money at the door and saying goodbye to the old man, she prepared to return to the orphanage.
On the way, he smuggled a bar of soap, a packet of milk powder and two hot buns into his basket from the space.
After returning to the orphanage, she went back to her room, first put the books she brought back at the window, wiped the covers with alcohol, then tidied up and cleaned the table.
She went out of the house to get some water to wash her hands, then returned to the house to pour hot water to make a cup of milk powder, and ate two buns for lunch.
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