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Jiang Ke smiled and said, "Don't talk about me. What about you? How are you doing recently?"

Zhu Xiaotong also laughed: "You see, I now drive a sports car to make a living."

Jiang Ke saw that his smile was bitter and took his words to heart.

Jiang Ke remembered that Zhu Xiaotong studied better than him. He used to be one of the top students in the class. Later he heard that he was admitted to a top university. He didn't know what happened to him in the past two years.

He probably had a hard time, otherwise he wouldn't be driving a sports car. Jiang Ke pieced the things together and made some guesses, but he considerately didn't ask any further questions.

Zhu Xiaotong: "I see your family hasn't come back to celebrate the New Year in recent years. Are Uncle Jiang and Auntie coming back too?"

Jiang Ke: "Come back."

Zhu Xiaotong: "That's great, we'll have a lively New Year celebration. Uncle Jiang and his team are also busy, as are the leaders."

Grandma Jiang gave birth to three children, two sons and one daughter, and Dad Jiang was the youngest.

Jiang Ke has an uncle and an aunt. The aunt settled in Australia and seldom comes home. The uncle is developing his career in his hometown and used to be a village party secretary, but retired due to poor health.

With the help of a noble person, Jiang's father settled down in the village and became a well-known figure in the village.

But Mr. Jiang is a low-key and friendly person, and he never tells others about his position.

Grandma Jiang asked him to go home less often, and he really didn't go home. It was as if he was dead outside. When Jiang Ke was a child, he could only see his parents during the summer vacation. The rest of the time he stayed in the village to live with his grandmother and his brother.

Jiang Ke is not close to her parents, and it can be said that the Jiang family members are people with weak kinship.

Like his father, his aunt, and even his uncle, even though they were from the same village, they rarely stepped into his grandmother's house on normal days and only visited during festivals.

Jiang Ke didn’t understand it when he was a child. It was not until he came into contact with those things and thought about the situation at home that Jiang Ke understood the adults’ difficulties.

Everything is fate.

As for the leader Zhu Xiaotong was talking about, in Jiang Ke's view, his father is his father and he is him.

Jiang Ke didn't respond. To put it bluntly, he didn't have any real feelings for his father's position.

Whether it is Jiang Dad or Jiang Kai, work is just work to them and they never put on airs in life.

Life means three meals a day. The Jiang family’s attitude towards life can be seen from the fact that his father is unwilling to sell the Volkswagen he has driven for ten years.

The village is small, and if something happens in one family, it will spread to another. Everyone knows each other well, so there are no secrets.

What Jiang Ke takes for granted may seem different in the eyes of others.

The Jiang family is lucky, and this is obvious to everyone.

A golden phoenix flew out of the grass nest, and green smoke was rising from the ancestral graves for three generations.

Zhu Xiaotong: "How are you going back?"

Jiang Ke: "My second uncle is here to pick me up."

The second uncle Jiang Ke mentioned is his cousin.

Zhu Xiaotong: "This period of time is the most congested time. Uncle Jiang An probably can't get in. It just so happens that there is still room in my car. Why don't you get in first?"

Zhu Xiaotong pointed to a 50% new eight-seater van on the road and asked Jiang Ke to get in.

Jiang Ke was too embarrassed to refuse, so she said, "I'll call my second uncle and tell him about it."

When Jiang Ke went to make a phone call, Zhu Xiaotong brought two more people.

Zhu Xiaotong has round facial features and looks like an honest person.

Among a group of touts in their forties and fifties, there was a young face. Once he greeted them, some young people who couldn't get a taxi were willing to follow him.

The road was indeed congested and his uncle couldn't get over. When Jiang Ke called, his second uncle was still three kilometers away and it would probably take him more than twenty minutes to get over.

Zhu Xiaotong let Jiang Ke sit in the passenger seat, which was much more comfortable than sitting in the back.

The fare is charged per person, 50 yuan per person, and the fare will be increased depending on the distance.

The car was not full, and with Jiang Ke carrying six people, Zhu Xiaotong didn't want to continue the process and drove back.