"Would my aunt be able to do anything good if she knew about this?" Su Xing asked.

"Just don't let her know. Secretly, without telling her. When your uncle sent money home in the past, he did the same thing without telling her." Wang Chunlan said, "Your uncle has sent money home a lot these years."

The money is thanks to him. For example, your uncle also helped me build the bungalow that my family built before."

Wang Chunlan told the truth. It was indeed thanks to Su Changguo that the family did not have such a difficult time. Although it did not help the family become rich, middle-class, or well-off, at least in difficult times, there was still a relative like Su Changguo.

Being able to lend a hand and having someone to rely on.

It’s really not easy in the countryside. Most people born in the 1960s and 1970s have a family of three or four. It’s normal for them to have four or five brothers and sisters. It’s normal for one of them to go to the city and take root in the city.

It is not easy to have a legitimate job when you have a broken foot, but it is a very lucky thing.

But at this time, some contradictions became apparent. One brother had taken root in the city, while the other brothers and sisters were working in the yellow mud of the countryside. If something happened at home, they would call their brothers in the city.

Want to get some help.

Although they are all brothers and sisters born from the same mother, they still get a phone call every once in a while, make a payment every now and then, and it’s not easy to find a relationship.

If you do this for a long time, no matter how close the relationship is, there will be gaps. Especially after you get married and have your own small family, this gap will become even bigger.

It is said that relatives in the city are snobbish and do not care about love, but who can know the difficulties inside?

Living in the city and being a minor official in a state-owned enterprise does not mean that you are rich, nor does it mean that you are powerful.

Every family has its own scriptures that are difficult to recite. In his previous life, Su Xing complained about Su Changguo because of his studies and work. He felt that Su Changguo was his uncle and did not help him much. He was the only one in the family who came to the city, and his brothers and sisters all

In the countryside, he had no brothers and sisters from the countryside who were dragged to the city. Su Xing felt that he, as an uncle, had failed.

When you are young, it is really easy to think of things too simply. You have less experience and don’t understand things so deeply. You feel that when you reach that level, you will never live so without friendship.

But in fact, Su Changguo did a good enough job.

People really cannot jump to conclusions when they are young and rely on their own immature concepts to define a person, especially in terms of their way of life.

"Mom, please find your ID card and your household registration book. Pack them up and come with me to the town tomorrow morning." This is the reason why I woke up and came back.

"Why do you need your household registration book and ID card to go to the town? When did your uncle tell you when to pay?" Wang Chunlan was surprised, "The passbook is with your dad. In the past, when your uncle paid, he would transfer the money directly to the passbook.

Here, when we called last time, your uncle said that he would let you know when the money was called. Now that he hasn't called to tell you, it means that the money has not been called, and there is no use in going to town now. "

Wang Chunlan, Su Changmin, and Su Changlong did not have bank cards and used passbooks.

In fact, the family didn't have much money. When he first applied for a passbook, Su Changguo wanted an account number so that he could transfer money back.

"It's not because of this." Su Xing said, "You will find out when I come to town with me tomorrow morning."

"My brother bought a house." Su Ran sneaked over again at some point and suddenly said something after listening for a while.

"Nonsense, the family has built a house, how can your brother buy a house in the town? Besides, how can the family have so much money, start a house and buy a house again?" Wang Chunlan didn't believe it.

"My brother told me. He said that when I go to junior high school, he will buy a house in the town. From now on, I won't have to travel back and forth to go to school, and I will live in the town." Su Ran said.

"Going to a town to attend a junior high school is not like having to travel back and forth in an elementary school. You can come back once a week and get living expenses. The school has dormitories." Wang Chunlan said, "There is no need to buy a house in the town. I have a house at home.

If you go to town and buy a house, why do you need so many houses?"

"But my brother told me that he would buy a house." Su Ran's eyes were red. "It's so convenient to live in the town. I've heard from my classmates that the dormitory of the junior high school in the town is not good. There are seven or eight people in it.

We live in one room, but there is no running water, so we have to carry a bucket to get water. There is a classmate in my class whose sister is in the second grade of junior high school. He said that the food in the junior high school cafeteria still contains rat droppings."

"Just dig out the mouse droppings if they are there and eat clean food." Wang Chunlan didn't have much reaction. She had suffered all these hardships and didn't think there was anything abnormal.

"Brother." Su Ran ran to Su Xing and looked up at Su Xing with tears streaming down his face.

"Why are you crying?" Su Xing wiped Su Ran's face, "Don't cry. You are about to go to junior high school. If your classmates see you like this, it's not a joke. There's nothing to cry about."

"Mom said we are not allowed to buy a house in the town." Su Ran sniffed, feeling very sad, "I don't want to live in the school. There is rat droppings in the food. Who wants to eat it?"

"I don't know who it was, but the braised pork fell on the dried cow dung, and he picked it up and stuffed it into his mouth." Wang Chunlan joked at the side, took a piece of paper, and wiped Su Ran's nose and tears.

"Really?" Su Xing didn't remember this happening.

"Who else could it be if she wasn't her? She was only a little over two years old at that time and had just learned to walk. You were not old enough to remember this. Your father took her out to play, and she asked for a piece of braised pork from someone else's bowl.

I held the meat in my hand and ate it slowly, but halfway through, the braised pork fell to the ground, just on the dried cow dung. Your father is also unreliable, so she picked up the braised pork on the ground.

Even if I get up and stuff it into my mouth, I won't stop it," Wang Chunlan said.

"I didn't." Su Ran jumped.

"If you don't believe it, ask your dad when he comes back later to see if this happened." Wang Chunlan went inside to cook.

Wang Chunlan went into the kitchen to make dinner. Su Ran was still following Su Xing and didn't speak.

Su Xing stood outside the house for a while, and Su Ran followed him. Su Xing went to the kitchen to scoop out a ladle of water, took a sip, and Su Ran followed.

"Why are you always following me? Have you finished your homework?" Su Xing stopped, "Why are you still crying?"

"I don't want to eat food with rat droppings, and I don't want to live in a dormitory with seven or eight people." Su Ran pouted and her nose twitched. When Su Xing asked, she cried even harder, "Brother."
Chapter completed!