Siheyuan: The Counterattack of Passerby

So now Qin Huairu wants to find a job that can earn more money quickly and easily, so she can only do this kind of half-open business. After all, it is much easier to make money by lying down than to go out in the wind and rain to do odd jobs, and the income is much higher. As long as she receives two or three patrons every day, she can earn a few dollars. She can easily earn more than a hundred yuan a month. Even if the business is not good, she can still earn eighty or ninety yuan a month.

Such income is already very high in this era, and with more and more repeat customers, business will get better and better in the future, and the money earned will be more and more. There will be no problem in feeding them all, and they can even go to the black market to buy some meat every now and then.

After having sex with Qin Huairu several times, Jia Zhang gradually accepted the reality that Qin Huairu was engaged in this kind of flesh trade. In order to encourage Jia Zhang to help her, Qin Huairu also took the initiative to propose that as long as Jia Zhang worked hard and helped her, she could give Jia Zhang three dollars a month for Jia Zhang to save.

When Jia Zhang heard Qin Huairu say that she could give her three yuan every month, her work enthusiasm was immediately aroused. She was penniless now. The money she had saved with great difficulty was almost all lost to Lin Geng in order to rescue her eldest son.

Now that she is out of prison, she has spent all the money the prison gave her after returning to Beijing. She can be said to be penniless, which makes her feel very insecure.

Jia Zhang was originally a person of the Pixiu type, the type that only eats and does not poop. Once the money is in her pocket, don't even think about letting her take it out to spend. What she fears most now is that Qin Huairu will ignore her and run away. If that happens, she will be in complete tragedy. If she is penniless, she will really starve to death.

Now Qin Huairu agreed that as long as she was obedient and helped Qin Huairu with work, she would be given three yuan pocket money a month. Jia Zhang was immediately very happy. If Qin Huairu gave her three yuan every month in the future, she could save more than thirty yuan a year, and more than a hundred yuan in a few years. Although not as much as before, in case of any problem, she would at least have some emergency money in her pocket.

So Jia Zhang suddenly no longer cared about Qin Huairu and those stinky men doing that every day. Instead, she hoped that Qin Huairu's business would be better. Maybe if Qin Huairu was happy, she would give her more money.

After that, Jia Zhang was very motivated. When the time came every day, she would busy herself with cooking. After eating, she would sit at the entrance of the alley and start to mend the soles of shoes, pretending to be mending soles to keep watch for Qin Huairu.

Lin Geng observed Qin Huairu and Jia Zhangshi. He originally thought that after Jia Zhangshi found Qin Huairu, the two women would quarrel with each other every day. However, who would have thought that Qin Huairu would easily control Jia Zhangshi. It didn't take long before she made Jia Zhangshi obedient and even took on the task of keeping watch for Qin Huairu.

This made Lin even more depressed. He originally wanted to make trouble for these two bitches, but who knew that they quickly reached an agreement and started working together to make the half-open door business booming, which was equivalent to finding a helper for Qin Huairu.

He was also a little drunk. This old hag, Jia Zhang, really had no bottom line! For the sake of her stuttering, she could endure anything. Even now, she could watch Qin Huairu doing that with her clients every day, making her dead son a cuckold. She could actually endure it. This made Lin even more speechless.

But now that this has come to this, Lin Geng is too lazy to bother with these two bitches for the time being. As long as they don't cause trouble for him for the time being, he will not bother to cause trouble for them anymore.

Anyway, Qin Huairu has become a half-closed door, how can it be worse? And the wind will soon blow, and she won't be able to do this business for much longer. When Banggeng is released from the juvenile detention center, he will definitely make trouble with Qin Huairu and Jia Zhangshi when he sees his mother doing such a business. Qin Huairu will have a headache then.

But he has more important things to do right now, that is, Yu Li is about to give birth. His first child in this world is about to be born, and he is about to become a father.

In May, Yu Li's due date arrived. Lin Geng was not going to let Yu Li give birth at home just to save some money. He contacted the hospital early and sent Yu Li to the hospital two days before the due date to wait for delivery.

Yu's parents were also very nervous, and asked Yu's mother to stay in the hospital to take care of Yu Li early on. The whole family was looking forward to the arrival of this new life.

Lin Geng didn't even go to the factory. By this time in 1966, the wind was about to blow, and there was a strong sense of uneasiness in the air. Although production in the factory was still normal for the time being, many people wearing red armbands could be seen gathering on the streets.

Lin Geng couldn't help but sigh in his heart. What was coming was finally coming, but now he could basically stay out of it. The only ones who were a little worried were Uncle Liu and his wife.

However, during this period, he also went to see Uncle Liu several times. As a senior general in the army, Old Liu had a good political sensitivity and had smelled the unusual atmosphere in the air early on. He often frowned during this period, and it was obvious that he was worried about the future of the country.

Lin Geng and Lao Liu talked alone several times. Although Lin Geng could not tell Lao Liu everything he knew about the impact and influence of the gale, he picked out some things to say and reminded Lao Liu tactfully, under the pretext of hearing about it from other channels.

In short, Lin Geng told Lao Liu only one thing, that is, don't be in a hurry to take sides, manage the troops under his hands well, and never let chaos happen in the troops. Minimize the impact of this strong wind on the troops, and don't express your opinions on what will happen in the future for the time being.

Because this storm will affect a very large area, and no one can stop it, the most important thing to do right now is to protect yourself. Only by protecting yourself in this storm can you make a difference in the future.

Old Liu was very angry at first. With his temper, he would definitely speak up for justice, but the result would definitely be very bad. Even a military-level cadre like him would have no ability to protect himself in this strong wind, so if he made a mistake, there would be no recovery.

But after talking with Lin Geng alone several times, Lao Liu found that Lin Geng seemed to be very sensitive to governance. He had an extraordinary sensitivity to the current situation and future developments. What's more, what he said was well-reasoned and incisive, and it definitely didn't sound like he was talking nonsense. Lao Liu couldn't help but start to take Lin Geng's suggestions seriously.