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Xiaowei agreed and then walked out the door.

Li Zhaokun has been muttering for the past two days, "You are not a true man if you don't visit the Great Wall." As for the second half of the sentence, "It's a pity not to eat roast duck," he automatically omitted it, because the roast duck disappointed him, and now he only talks about the Great Wall.

Li He turned a deaf ear. If it was my mother who said this, he would go with her no matter what. He didn't have time to spend time with his biological father.

He Fang, however, kept it in mind. She and Duan Mei both had the same thought. She vaguely felt that her father-in-law was much easier to get along with than her mother-in-law, so it was not a bad idea to satisfy her father-in-law's request. Besides, she could drive now. Where did she want to go? Well, it’s a matter of kicking the accelerator.

What's more, her mother and He Long's family have been here for so long and have never been to the Great Wall. It just happened that the whole family could go with them.

He Long's family came early. The couple and their two children were carrying large and small bags. You could tell they were food without even looking at them.

Seeing that her brother's family was ready, He Fang quickly mobilized the children at home, "Yang Huai, are you ready? If you are, let's set off! Auntie will take you to climb the Great Wall!"

Li He asked, "You don't need me to accompany you?"

He Fang said, "No, you are busy with your business."

She was still considerate of Li He and knew that he had not had a day off since he came back, so she let him stay at home to look after the door if such trivial matters did not bother him.

"Then please be careful while driving." Li He helped carry Li Ke into the car and warned him carefully.

Wang Yulan put Li Ke on her lap, but Li Ke was dishonest and wanted to squeeze into Li Zhaokun's arms. Wang Yulan had no choice but to let go of her, and then said to Li He, "You have to eat at noon, remember."

Her son is still a child in her heart.

"I know." Li He said to He Fang again, "You don't have to save money for lunch. Just go to any big restaurant."

He personally stuffed tens of thousands of dollars into He Fang's bag, so he wasn't worried about running out of money.

He Fang started the car and said with a smile, "You don't need to tell me, there are so many children, can they not eat? Okay, let's go."

"Then slow down." Li He looked at the car going away and roared for the last time.

He turned around and walked home. As soon as he stepped on the threshold, he took it back and sat down on the steps. There was nothing to do when he returned home.

The sun is getting higher and higher, and the sky is getting hotter and hotter, but there is always a cool breeze. The leaves of the old locust tree at the entrance of the alley trembled slightly, and some spent locust tree flowers fell gently. The children seemed fine, playing tricks on the worms that came down from the trees.

I leaned against the wall lazily with my eyes closed. I hadn't had this kind of enjoyment for a long time, and I didn't even bother to go into the house to get a pack of cigarettes.

Feeling a shadow blocking his light, he opened his eyes slightly and immediately smiled, "What are you doing?"

"His grandma made a lot of butter cakes this morning. Your parents are here. I'll give them some to try." Chang Jing stood in front of Li He with a basin in her hand.

"What a coincidence. They all went out to play. Let's take it back to Feng Rui to eat." Li He still didn't dare to stare at her carefully. This woman looked more plump, her eyes were wandering, her skin was moist and tender, and she was still It is beautiful, graceful and graceful. It is suitable for walking, standing, sitting, and even more suitable for leaning against. It makes people excited at first sight.

Just because you see people's emotions, you can't stop your own thoughts.

Chang Jing said angrily, "I've already brought it. Why are you taking it back? You can keep it and eat it. Go get a plate quickly."

"Okay." Li He had to stand up lazily.

Chang Jing followed behind with a plate in hand.

Li He didn't go to the kitchen, but directly found a fruit plate in the main room, "Put it here."

Chang Jing rolled her eyes at him and said, "Can you put things in this?"

She went to the kitchen by herself. She was familiar with the Li family anyway.

Li He picked up the thermos bottle, but it was empty and couldn't make a cup of tea.

Chang Jing came over and said, "Let me burn it for you."

Her family owed Li He a lot of favors, and she always wanted to do something to repay them.

"Thanks, there is an electric cooker in the kitchen, so we don't need liquefied gas." Li He was no longer polite.

Chang Jing boiled water and made tea for Li He. Seeing that there were a lot of dishes in the kitchen, she even cooked a few dishes for him together.

He was brought neatly to the main room, and the dishes and chopsticks were arranged, "It's eleven o'clock now, isn't it early for dinner?"

"Eat first to save trouble later." Li He had eaten early in the morning and was still a little hungry. He poured himself a glass of beer. Seeing that Chang Jing was still standing, he said, "How about we eat some together?" , it will be troublesome for you to go back."

"Then I'll serve the food." Chang Jing thought about how she was cooking and eating alone when she got home. Mrs. Feng went to work at the stall, Feng Rui went to school, and Feng Lei's family was in Xianghe, so she was alone. ?

"No, let's drink some beer each." Li He's plan was to drink some wine to make his nap more delicious.

"Okay, I'll drink something with you." Chang Jing easily opened the beer bottle with chopsticks under Li He's stunned eyes, and skillfully poured herself a glass, "Don't laugh, I'll tell you secretly, his grandma and I, Life was difficult in those few years, so the two of us liked to drink some wine. Although the wine was not very good, we still stared at each other after drinking. After drinking, we fell asleep without thinking about anything."

"Let's have a drink." The two families often eat together, but Li He never knew Chang Jing's drinking capacity, so he wanted to find out, "There is always a lot of wine at home."

"Yes, it's still good wine. I'm not happy if I drink less." Chang Jing raised the glass, drank it without ceremony, showed the bottom of the glass, and poured herself a full glass, "One more glass!"

Quite a bit heroic as a heroine.

"You're not going to work at work?" Since Li He came back, he saw that Chang Jing was at home every day.

Chang Jing smiled and said, "We haven't been paid for half a year. Not only temporary workers like me, but also regular workers can't be paid."

"So bad?" Li He felt worried.

Chang Jing acted like a little girl, covered her mouth with her hands, and whispered, "I'm not afraid of your jokes, I'm still happy."

"Happy?" Li He naturally didn't understand.

Chang Jing stopped clinking glasses with Li He and drank it herself. Then she said mischievously, "Do you think this is the only way? Temporary workers, regular workers, urbanites and rural people are all equal. This is how It’s really equal! If we don’t pay wages, everyone won’t!”

She probably didn't drink well either, her face was flushed, and she took advantage of the alcohol to finally vomit out the words she had suppressed in her heart. How much she wanted to tell about the hardships of many years and the hardships of raising two children, but the last moment of clarity prevented her from speaking out.

Li He shook his head, not knowing how to answer the call, so he simply poured himself a drink. He knows that it is actually quite unlucky for workers to be laid off at this time. There are no cost coordination regulations. Once laid off, they are really laid off, without even a chance to buy out their seniority.

Especially the aborigines who live in the imperial city have all kinds of good things in life and are not easily looked down upon. Even if they are laid off and their living standards can drop, they must deal with all the changes in human relations and accidents and do not want to fall behind others. Can suffer.

Chang Jing said, "Don't feel bad for these people. The ones who are really suffering are those of us from the countryside. No matter what, we are still city dwellers."

"That's right." Li He thought about how many farmers across the country were worrying about a few dollars of tuition and fees for their children.

The two of them drank a box of twelve bottles of beer without realizing it.

"You're out of wine?" Chang Jing asked, shaking her head.

"Stop drinking, it's almost done." Seeing her like this, Li He didn't dare to give her more to drink.