People born in the 80s became relocated households

Three days was neither long nor short. I thought it would be easy, but on the second day, my milk supply was so high that I dared not move. It felt like a hammer, fixed on my chest, and my clothes were soaked. I applied a hot towel to it, which absorbed the milk and slightly relieved the pain of the swelling. I went through several rounds of pain for two days. I was afraid of being touched by my sister at night, so I moved the head of the bed and could not sleep. I could always hear Tangtang's heart-wrenching cries and shouts, and my heart was as painful as a knife.

On the third day, Jiang Shuya felt that her milk supply had stopped flowing, so she couldn't wait to ride her bike home. The moment she entered the house and saw Tangtang, she was playing with a musical doll in a rocking car. She looked at her with her big black grape eyes, unable to recover for a while.

When she came to her senses, he pulled the rocking car forward excitedly with his legs, no longer throwing himself into her arms like before, but holding up the toy in his hand and babbling to show it off to her. He picked up the Tangtang he had been thinking about and spun her around, making her giggle.

Until I heard footsteps coming down the stairs. It was Huang Minghao. There was light in his eyes and he was looking at Tangtang with energy. He was completely different from the man he was a few days ago.

When he looked at Jiang Shuya again, his cold eyes instantly returned to their original state, as if she should not have appeared and was a superfluous existence.

At this time, I saw the old man was very interested in pulling wires and laying the foundation in the yard. I was surprised to find that the pear tree in the front yard had been dug up and filled in the past two days, and there was a lot of sand, stone bricks, cement and wood in the yard. I was secretly surprised and wondered where the old man bought the illegal construction materials.

The cell phone in the bag made a "ding ding" sound. I don't know when, my father made multiple calls, all to unknown numbers.

After listening to the phone call, I found out that the old man actually contacted my father directly and helped him buy the materials. Could it be that my father paid for all this?

Huang Minghao took off his coat and helped with odd jobs in the yard. His mother-in-law also went to fetch water and cement. The family of three had a clear division of labor and cooperated well, which made Jiang Shuya find it difficult to adapt for a while.

Not long after, she saw her father walking in with two people. Jiang Shuya was still in shock and murmured, "Dad, why are you here?"

Jiang Donglai stepped forward and rubbed Tangtang's head in an affectionate manner. He glanced at the bruise on Jiang Shuya's forehead, hesitated for a moment, pointed, and asked: "Where did the bruise on your eye come from? Who hit you?"

The old man who was laying bricks nearby raised his head when he heard it, glanced at Huang Minghao who was working, and seeing that he didn't say a word, he stepped forward, kicked him, and snorted at him.

Huang Minghao glanced at Jiang Shuya, then turned away quietly without saying a word and buried his head in shoveling sand. Seeing this, she felt extremely disappointed, knowing that he was a person who had the guts to do things but not the courage to admit them.

Looking at her father's scrutinizing eyes, she lied casually: "I accidentally pulled a grape branch a few days ago and fell."

Jiang Donglai paused for a moment and said nothing more. He led the two people he brought and began to pour the ground beams on the laid foundation.

The two men had never been here before. They were about the same age as Jiang Donglai. Jiang Shuya didn't know them and thought they must have been hired by her father. She wanted to ask her father how he convinced her mother Li Dalan. Huang Guohua had gone around in circles and finally decided to bring his parents here. He actually succeeded, which was a bit unbelievable.

She understood her parents. They would not do that unless their interests were above all else. She could still vividly remember the cruel act her mother had done. Her uncle from her hometown came to Ningbo for a heart bypass surgery, but he did not have enough money, so he wanted to borrow money from Li Dalan. Normally, she should not have to consider asking for money for life-saving money, but Li Dalan remained unmoved and refused to help when faced with her own brother's request for help. Even her father could not bear to see it and advised her to help her uncle through the difficult times, but she still responded indifferently. Later, during her uncle's surgery, she only symbolically bought some fruits to visit him in the hospital. From then on, she no longer had any contact with her mother's family, and her uncle no longer contacted her.

Now in front of Huang Minghao's family, I couldn't say anything. I swallowed my curiosity and didn't ask again, thinking that I would find time to find out.

At lunchtime, Huang Guohua took the initiative to open up the conversation. Seeing that his in-laws had been helping him so hard all morning, giving money and manpower without complaint, he was very moved and said confidently: "In-laws, we are all family. In this way, I will not treat you as an outsider. After my house is built, I will take over the house after the demolition. I will be the one in charge today. You don't have to buy a house then. I will give you a house, that is, to Shuhuai. Shuhuai has a house. In the future, he will stay in Jinling to work and get married. With a house, this big problem will be solved."

He glanced at Huang Minghao and continued, "All the houses that the young couple relocated belong to them. They don't have to worry about houses anymore. Having more houses will make life easier. We still have children to raise. As for us old couple, it's enough for us to live in. Besides, why do we need so many houses?"

Huang Minghao, who was eating quietly, rolled his eyes at Huang Guohua and felt a bit contempt for what he said, thinking, what a big tone he has.

At this time, Jiang Shuya looked at him with the same expression, sneered at his words, and did not take the initiative to expose his hypocrisy. She took the drink on the table and raised it to Huang Guohua, saying in a toasting gesture: "Then my father will wait and see!"

At this time, Jiang Donglai smiled so hard that his teeth were showing, with a look of joy on his face. He held up a beer glass and toasted Huang Guohua.

Looking at her father's innocent expression, Jiang Shuya felt angry and amused. For a man who had been doing business outside for many years and was used to all kinds of people and their deceitful ways, it was hard to believe that he could speak so lightly. Could it be that he really thought they were a family?

Sure enough, within two days, Jiang Donglai took the initiative to mention that Li Dalan had to sign a contract agreement. They should not believe what they heard in person, but should make a contract, sign each other's names in person, and then find a guarantor to be a witness. In this way, there would be a guarantee. After all, it would take several years from the demolition to the receipt of the house. The time was long and people's hearts were unpredictable. This would not only provide mutual protection, but also prevent one party from unilaterally regretting.

Jiang Donglai said this, and the old man standing beside him hesitated for a moment, his face darkened, and he said angrily: "Why don't you trust me, my in-laws? I am not just talking." Then he waved his hand and said, "Why do you need to go through so much trouble? When the time comes, I will notify you to come and choose a house."

Jiang Donglai smiled with a fake smile, feeling a little embarrassed, and took the opportunity to push the blame to Li Dalan, "Yes! My in-laws' words must count, and I definitely believe them. I also said that there is no need to go through so much trouble. Xiaoya's mother insisted on signing a contract, and I really couldn't persuade her."