He turned his head and his sister was watching him at the door of his room.

He hurriedly closed the door again: "Why are you not sleeping in the room?"

"I'm afraid you're not here!"

His sister's answer made his anger disappear, and he strode over and hugged her tightly in his arms: "Brother is here now, go to bed."

My sister looked at him nervously: "Can you watch me fall asleep?"

"Okay!" He was in a rare mood since he received his sister. He smiled and said, "I can tell you a story."

"Really?" My sister's eyes lit up.

"Of course it's true, it's been talked about until you fall asleep!"

"Lagou!"

"Okay, Lagou!"

On the fifth day after that, Guan Hao arrived at the Special Affairs Investigation Bureau early, and a familiar colleague looked at him curiously: "It's so early today! Don't you have to make breakfast for your sister?"

He smiled and said, "I've taken it back to the countryside."

His colleague said: "It's better to take it back. The authorities treat us as thieves in the capital. The people are not friendly to the new human beings, so it's better to go back to the countryside."

This kind of complaint was not the first day he heard, and he nodded: "Well, I can't get the quota to enter the relatives anyway, so it's better to get a proof material back and place it."

His colleague kept nodding: "That's right, all the places were taken away by officials, and we who work hard can't get resettlement. It's really a shame!"

Although new humans are generally hostile now, as new humans serving the government, there are still many resettlement measures for them in the capital, but the number of these preferential treatments is not large. When the new humans were very popular, many senior officials thought of ways to turn their children into new humans. Now that there is a problem, of course they should give priority to taking care of them, so it is not the turn of Guan Hao and others.
Chapter completed!