People born in the 80s became relocated households

When I was lying in bed at night, I was hit on the back and it hurt a little. I turned to the side and it felt better.

Jiang Shuya saw the message Huang Minghao sent on her phone at some point, but she didn't reply. She didn't want to reply either. In her previous life, she had enough of his ignoring and condemning her, and the messages she sent her couldn't even get a complete sentence from him.

At this time, her younger sister Shu Ting sent a message to inform her that the photo upload failed. The website homepage has strict requirements on the clarity of the pictures. The pictures could not pass the review. None of the pictures Shu Ya sent were approved. She said that Chen Lin has a professional digital camera and will come to take the pictures in person next weekend.

Jiang Shuya responded quickly, "Okay." Tangtang seemed to be frightened today. She hummed and refused to sleep after drinking milk. Singing a few lullabies didn't work. She could only feel safe when she was held in her arms. During this time, she patted her back constantly, comforted her gently, and rubbed her belly. This continued until the second half of the night, and Jiang Shuya finally fell asleep holding Tangtang.

The old man didn’t come back that night!

The next morning.

Jiang Shuya received a call from Master Fang early in the morning, and she stood at the entrance of Jiajiang Bridge waiting. When she came out, Shuya handed the child to her mother-in-law. There was one good thing about this mother-in-law: she didn't hold grudges overnight. If there was something to say, she would just say it face to face.

I looked at the time and it was exactly 8 o'clock. I saw a middle-aged man waving at Jiang Shuya from afar. I walked forward and saw a truck full of bricks. I responded to the call and got in the car to show the driver the way after confirmation.

It took only a few minutes to arrive at the empty residential plot. Master Fang got off the car to look at the place, asked how big the square was to be built, and had an idea of ​​how many bricks would be needed. He then got on the car and unloaded the bricks in the middle of the residential plot. After unloading, he informed them that five more trucks would be needed, and that they could all be transported today. After that, they would haul cement and sand. Next, the other five square bricks would be unloaded around the area for easy operation and use. He would bring the workers over tomorrow morning to start construction. It turned out that my father had contracted the materials to a boss.

When Boss Fang was driving away, he saw Grandpa standing at the door looking around. Jiang Shuya greeted him and put on gloves to stack up the messy bricks.

At this time, a sarcastic remark floated from the balcony on the left: "This is really going to be built! I didn't expect that this useless imitation glass would turn out to be a diamond. I thought I was blind and didn't see it. I just don't know the value of it."

When I looked up following the voice, I saw my aunt's face full of contempt.

Jiang Shuya smiled and responded, "Whatever grows in the land is what it is. Whoever planted it owns it. No one can take it away from the owner."

My aunt suddenly chuckled, "My niece, this is not easy. If you can accomplish this, I will be the first to admire you. I am not making fun of you. You are considered to be conscious among a group of people who are asleep. I underestimated you before."

Her words were not only a blow to my parents-in-law, but also to those who were confused. Some people always believed that demolition was based on the number of people, not the area of ​​the house. My aunt was the most aware person. Why was she so determined to take this residential land? Because she had transferred the household registration of her parents from Anhui Province, and they were waiting to settle on this residential land. Once the house was built, she could have a legitimate reason. She wanted to let them enjoy the demolition compensation as well, but was snatched away by Jiang Shuya. Naturally, she was very angry.

Jiang Shuya knew that she was holding a grudge and didn't want to confront her head-on, so she pretended to be confused, nodding and agreeing... An hour later, the second truck of bricks arrived, followed by the third, the fourth, and... They had lunch at grandpa's house again.

By the afternoon, Jiang Shuya was sweating profusely. The bricks were scattered all over the ground, but she still hadn't finished stacking them. Her hands were no longer under her control and she couldn't lift them. Master Fang, who was unloading the sand, asked in confusion:

"Where are the rest of your family? Why don't you come and help?"

Grandpa heard this and asked:

"Did your dad come home last night?"

Jiang Shuya shook her head. When her grandfather saw Master Fang was about to drive away, he stepped forward, picked up a brick, put it in his hand, and said he wanted to take a ride.

Before Shuya could ask the reason, she saw her mother-in-law jogging towards her from the fish pond, holding the crying Tangtang in her arms.

It turned out that Tangtang was hungry, having not had milk for most of the day. The mother-in-law panted and put Tangtang in Shuya's arms. The little one was starving, her rosy face was red, her eyes were full of tears, and she was whimpering for food. When she drank the long-awaited milk, everything around her became quiet in an instant.

My mother-in-law was a little shocked to see bricks everywhere and she hasn't reacted yet.

Jiang Shuya gave the gloves to her mother-in-law, indicating that she should help to stack the bricks. The workers would start work tomorrow. The mother-in-law did not refuse and put on the gloves to start working.

Some people who were familiar with my mother-in-law came up to the door to ask about the condition of the bricks, and teased her that she and her daughter-in-law were going to split up the family business and that their relationship was not harmonious.

My mother-in-law did not hide it and said that the homestead originally belonged to her family. If there were two plots of land, they would be built up on both. It would be a waste if the resources were not used, and it was normal for the household to be divided.

As they were talking, they saw Huang Guohua being chased and beaten by his grandfather in the direction of his grandfather's house. His head was bruised and bleeding. When they got closer, they could see a big bump on his forehead. His uncle was holding his grandfather from behind.

My aunt stood on her balcony with her hands covering her mouth, but she couldn't hide the smile on her face.

Huang Guohua was shameless. He ran to his mother-in-law and angrily scolded those who were laughing at him.

A group of women were making a lot of noise and then walked away tactfully. At this time, Master Fang had delivered three truckloads of yellow sand, one truckload of cement bags, and three truckloads of gravel. The remaining materials would be delivered together with the workers tomorrow.

Jiang Shuya nodded in agreement and made an appointment with Master Fang for tomorrow. Her mother-in-law wanted to invite Master Fang to have dinner at home, but he waved his hand and said he had something to do and went back first.

Jiang Shuya looked at the old man and instantly understood that this man was the one that her grandfather scared out of the mahjong hall with a brick.

Jiang Shuya did not go home for dinner until it was almost dark, but had dinner at her grandfather's house. She did not want to hear the two fighting. She had seen too much of that in her previous life, which made her upset and brought her endless troubles. She sometimes felt very sympathetic towards Huang Minghao. She grew up in such an environment. Although he was not good to her, he was very friendly and gentle to other people around him, and he did not repeat the same mistakes and embark on a path of no return.

Now that she has a new life, Jiang Shuya wants to find out why Huang Minghao is so indifferent to her. She didn't know it in her previous life, so she wants to solve this mystery in this life.

After saying goodbye to grandpa, I asked him to help look after the materials sent by the neighbors, and then I went home with Tangtang.

When they got home, everything was quiet. Jiang Shuya held Tangtang and went upstairs to close the door. She took a shower and went to sleep. But she was too tired today. She hadn't worked for such a long time for a long time. She had to get used to it.

After taking a bath, she lay comfortably on the bed. In a few days, Tangtang will be 7 months old. She plans to feed her milk for 10 months and then wean her. During this period, she plans what to do next. Grapes will be on the market in mid-July and will be sold out by September. Next... what to do... My head hurts... I thought about it randomly and fell into a deep sleep.