After a simple rebirth

Fu Ying thought she just needed to talk to Chen Weiss about this and wait for him to slowly accept it, but he ended up sending her a message directly.

[Wait, I'm going to ask my parents about the house first. ]

Fu Ying...why are you so impatient and so direct?

However, Chen Weisi is an only child and has a good relationship with his parents, so he speaks directly when there is something wrong.

After a few minutes, he came back.

Siren Duqiu [Oh my god, you are amazing. My dad said he had this idea, but my mom and I haven't decided where to buy it. My cousin's family is planning to buy Mingyue Garden, so my parents want to buy there too. ]

Fu Ying suddenly realized that this was the case. Fu Ying had also been puzzled before. The residential area was not new and not very good. Why did Chen Weis buy a house there? However, she never asked.

Now that it was said like this, she understood. Both Chen Weiss's home and his cousin's home lived in old residential areas. As their children were getting older, it was normal for their parents to want to prepare a wedding house in advance.

Ying: [It’s not cheap over there either. Actually, there are many good properties now, which are better and cheaper. I think you can persuade both of your families.

Not to mention that you said in your dream that the house was a big deal, there are really many better options for existing properties. 】

[Hey, how come you know something about real estate? Tell me which neighborhood is good! ]

Fu Ying knew he was joking, but since she had asked Chen Weis for help, there was nothing wrong with giving him some advice.

Ying [The first choice is definitely to buy land. With the same amount of money, you can buy the land and build a house yourself, and maybe even get a yard, which is so comfortable.

But if you don’t want to buy land, but still want to buy a community, it is better to go east or north.

Think about it, the city is too limited now, the demolition cost is high, and it is difficult to reach an agreement, so we can only expand outward. The north has just started to be developed, so there must be more cheap and good options. As for the east, I heard that some units are going to move there, and the further you go, the more expensive it will be. 】

This person is alone and sad [It sounds very reasonable! ]

Ying [But the decision is not yours. Just remind your parents to do as much research as possible and choose a ready-made house with a reliable brand. Don't go through a small intermediary. It's most reliable to go directly to a real estate company. ]

Fu Ying suspected that his family encountered a black intermediary, or gave a deposit but did not write down the specific contract and amount, so they were cheated temporarily.

Ying: "Actually, I do know a community. It is currently undergoing phase 2 and 3 expansion. The supporting facilities are also very good. There are key primary and secondary schools and high schools. It is also convenient to take the bus. It is just too far from your current home. Do you know the Yale City in the far east?"

[Oh, you really think highly of my family. I know that. Aren’t there villas over there? I have a classmate’s family over there.]

Ying: [Why do you have to buy a villa? The buildings being expanded there are high-rise buildings, which are not as expensive as villas.]

[Oh, I don’t think my family can afford it. ]

Ying: [It’s OK. My family can’t afford it either. But we have our own house with yards in front and back.]

This person is alone and sad [You are awesome! ]

After all the joking, the matter was settled.

Talking about the community, Fu Ying also lamented the ups and downs of the real estate industry. In the first two years when she was working, she heard from her colleagues that housing prices were cheap, and they all agreed to buy one quickly. However, how could she afford it? It was impossible for her to ask her parents for help.

By the time she really wanted to buy her own single room, the house price had almost doubled, making it even more unaffordable.

When she was in debt, the house prices dropped and she still couldn't afford it.

The ups and downs in housing prices in the neighborhood she told Chen Weiss about are also the rise and fall of the real estate industry.

In the first ten years, villas were only sold for more than 10 yuan per square meter and not many people bought them. Later, supply fell short of demand and the price rose to almost 18 yuan. In , when housing prices reached their peak, many people were waiting to buy second-hand houses. Then after the epidemic, housing prices finally fell a lot, and the community, which was like a small town, became much emptier, but the community itself is good and is still relatively good overall.

Fu Ying has seen the ups and downs of housing prices and people who are struggling to pay their mortgages over the years, so she no longer has any intention of buying a house. She now prefers to build her own house or rent one first.

But the reality is that she is only in high school now, and it is impossible for her to buy a house. She should just live in the present.

Maybe this incident opened up the conversation between the two of them, and when they were online, Chen Weisi would chat with Fu Ying.

Chen Weisi was talkative. He said that he and his cousin would go that way whenever they went out to play, just to keep an eye out for paper balls. His cousin thought he was trying to pick up money on the ground and laughed at him.

Fu Ying would talk to him when she had time, and when she didn't, she would let him finish his message by himself.

At the end of June, the college entrance examination results came out. Li Xingyun got a score that qualified him for a junior college, just like in his previous life. And Li Xingying unexpectedly reached the undergraduate line.

Fu Ying was also happy for Li Xingying. Her awakening was a little late, but fortunately she persisted in the strategy of solving a large number of questions throughout her senior year of high school and worked very hard, so her results were much better than in her previous life.

When filling out the application form, Li Xingying also discussed it with Fu Ying, but Fu Ying didn't offer much advice, as she really didn't know much about the schools in her province. She didn't speak up easily about such a major event in her life, fearing that it would affect other people's future, and even more afraid that she would be implicated in the future when she regretted it.

In the end, Li Xingying was admitted to her first choice, a second-tier public school in the provincial capital, which was also quite good. Li Xingyun received an admission letter from a junior college.

Fu Ying was curious whether Li Xingying was still studying. In her previous life, she was admitted to a junior college so she didn’t go to school. So what about her undergraduate studies now?

But Fu Ying did not ask directly. It was Li Xingying who took the initiative to share it with Fu Ying and Wang Yu. Her class teacher talked to Kui Ge and others and suggested that Li Xingying go. Kui Ge and others thought that since Li Xingying went to study, Li Xingyun, who had been the only son in several generations, should also go. Coincidentally, both siblings were in the provincial capital, so they could be taken care of.

For this purpose, Kuige's family even held a small banquet to celebrate the two children's admission to university. The villagers contributed fifty or one hundred yuan each, and Fu Yu also contributed fifty yuan, which was considered as some travel expenses for the two children.

But the bulk of the tuition fees came from a piece of land sold by Kuige's family, which was used to support both children.

Li Xingying asked Fu Ying whether she would also take the exam to go to the provincial capital next year, and Fu Ying just said she would see when the time comes.

Among the first batch of graduates from Gumang High School, only three people were admitted to key universities, and the rest were admitted to second-tier universities and junior colleges. Of course, there were a few who did not make the entrance.

It cannot be compared with the old high schools, but the first class of Gumang Middle School had few students, and the results were actually quite good, which can be regarded as a preliminary expansion of the influence of Gumang Middle School.

At the end of July, Fu Ying felt that the time for rescue was closer, but Chen Weiss said that he wanted to go to the mountain city with his cousin and visit his grandmother's family.

Fu Ying was speechless. He was about to enter his third year of high school, and yet he dared to go out and play. Wasn’t he afraid of being beaten to death by his teacher?

Chen Weisi actually only went for ten days because the senior year started early and Fu Ying also started school.

The two people occasionally exchanged messages.

Because of this incident, Fu Ying was online almost every weekend in September. She also learned that Zhang Dian’s grandfather did not choose to settle for the two plots of land outside, but used his coffin money to buy the house of his neighbor on the left, and would give it half to Zhang Dian and his brother when they were admitted to university.

Fu Ying kept praising the old man for his courage. Fu Ying had noticed the house before. It was a mud house over 30 years old and no one had lived in it for a long time. It was only one and a half rooms deep, but it was three times as wide as the old house.

Money is valuable at this time. After a few years, this money will not be able to buy such a large foundation.

Fu Ying did not ask any further questions, but felt that the problem of the old house should have been solved. His grandfather had sponsored so many children in his early years. The old house might have been donated to the ancestral hall, or it might have been solved but not made public.

At the end of August, Li Xingying and her husband went to university, and Fu Ying also became a senior high school student. She occasionally went to school with Wang Yu, but most of the time she was alone.

September 19th, the Mid-Autumn Festival, is a holiday as usual.

Chen Weisi said that he felt something was missing if he didn’t go there every day. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, he sent a message saying that he would go for a stroll in the evening.

At around nine o'clock in the evening, he suddenly called Fu Yu and said he was looking for Fu Ying. Fu Ying picked up the phone with a sense of purpose.

Fu Ying left Fu Yu's phone number with him, but unless it was urgent, he probably wouldn't call.

"Hello, I'm Fu Ying."

Chen Weisi's excited voice came from the other end of the phone.

"Fu Ying, let me tell you, after dinner, I was planning to go to the riverside with my cousin to watch the fireworks, but I thought about it and went there again.

I was driving with my cousin. It was dark at night and I couldn't see clearly. I drove slowly to the bottom of the building. I wanted to see if there was any paper ball on the ground. Suddenly, do you know what happened? "

Fu Ying asked cooperatively,

"What's wrong? Did you really find it?"

“No, I didn’t find it on the ground.

Because the paper ball hit me directly on the head. At first I felt something fell on my head and thought it was bird poop. When I turned around to ask my cousin to see where it was, I saw the paper ball falling right in front of me!

I quickly picked it up and saw that it really said "Save me".

I immediately looked upstairs and confirmed that it was the one you mentioned, so I excitedly parked my electric bike on the side of the road and called 110. My cousin was scared by me and said it was just a ball of paper. If it was a child's prank, it would be a big deal to call the police.

The call was connected, so I told the policeman that I had picked up this ball of paper last time and thought it was a prank. But when I picked it up again, I felt something was wrong and it must be someone asking for help.

My cousin and I were waiting for the police to arrive.

When the policeman arrived, he asked me if I knew which floor it was thrown from. I said I didn't know, but that I had picked it up last time, and it didn't look like a child had thrown it casually. Also, it hurt my head when it was hit, so it seemed like something was thrown from a high altitude building.

The police officer said forget it, it might be an accident, but I insisted that my intuition was wrong, so the two police officers had to take me to ask the residents upstairs. I took the initiative to take them to the building, and they were going to start from the first floor. I said to start from the higher floors first, because throwing things from higher floors is more dangerous.

Then we climbed up to the sixth floor, panting. There were only two families on the sixth floor. One of them looked uninhabited, and the door looked like it hadn't been opened for a long time. The other one was occupied, but no one opened the door when I knocked. I approached the door, listened carefully, and told the police uncle that there was someone inside.

The policeman knocked on the door again and it took a long time to open it. The man opened the door and blocked it, asking us what we were doing. I kept looking inside and he was blocking it, so I was sure it was that house.

The policeman said he suspected someone was throwing objects from a high place and wanted to check the windows. The man said that the people living there were all adults and would not throw objects from a high place, but he still did not let him in.

An idea suddenly occurred to me, and I took out a ball of paper and said I wanted to see if the paper they used was the same as the one I had in my hand. If it was the same paper and the tear marks matched, then they were throwing objects from a high altitude.

The man still refused to open the door, saying that they were all adults and didn't need paper and pen, so it couldn't be theirs.

They kept refusing to let him in, and finally the policeman felt something was wrong. The policeman asked to go into the house to check. The man looked behind the house before backing away.

When I went in, I looked directly for the window close to the main road. That big window was obviously not the one I was looking for. I thought of the girl you mentioned throwing it in the toilet, and wanted to go to the toilet, but was stopped, saying that someone was solving a problem in the toilet.

The police asked them how many people lived there and what they did for work. They said three and they were unemployed for the time being. But the living room was a bit messy, as if someone else lived there too. They were on the top floor, so it was stuffy and the smell was very strong. It didn't look like there were only three people living there.

I saw some girls' clothes there, so I asked him why there were girls' clothes. He said that one of the people was a girl and she was another person's girlfriend.

I was still waiting for the people in the bathroom, but the man was a little anxious and kept saying it couldn't be them.

While he was talking to the policeman, I ran to the bathroom and knocked on the door, asking him how long it would take, but there was no sound from inside and no one spoke.

We all felt that something was wrong, and the policemen started winking at each other. One of them held the man down while the other rushed over to open the toilet door.

And you know what's in the toilet?"

Fu Ying cooperated and answered the call.

"have what?"

Chen Weiss's voice continued,

"There were people in the toilet, but there were three girls hiding inside. Three girls! I don't understand why they didn't make any noise. If they were tricked into coming here to do pyramid selling, why didn't they take the opportunity to come out and ask for help?"

Fu Ying guessed the reason and might have tried to escape, but under the influence of the "wolf is coming" and her numb mind, she had no choice but to obey.

Chen Weiss continued,

"When the police saw something was wrong, they asked the girls to come out with their heads covered, handcuffed the man who opened the door, and then opened the doors of the other three rooms. The rooms were not big, but they had both boys and girls.

The police officer asked them all to come out to the hall and then called his colleagues for support.

During the final interrogation, we found out that the people in charge were two men and one woman, and the others were brainwashed. There were a total of eleven people in that place, some of whom were friends. They were all lured in by the pyramid scheme and brainwashed. They were told to call their friends to sell products, or to trick people into coming here.

Finally, this group of people were taken to the police station. My cousin and I went with them, recorded our statements, and checked. It turned out that the note was written and thrown away by one of the young ladies.

Today is Mid-Autumn Festival, and the three people are more relaxed. There are no classes for them today, so she took the opportunity to write something and threw it in the toilet.

The policeman praised me for my bravery and asked my parents to pick us up.

My parents didn't say anything to me, they just said it was too risky for me to take my cousin with me as we were both still kids.

I'm not a kid. Think about it, I've been there so many times, I must be familiar with it, and I didn't go there alone. I was smart enough to call the police, and they were with me!"

Fu Ying thought about it, considering Chen Weisi’s frail body, it would be a good idea to ask him to call the police, as he really couldn’t beat anyone else.

It was the Mid-Autumn Festival, and it was great that they were rescued.