People born in the 80s became relocated households

The old man didn't expect Shuya to act so quickly, as if there was no room for negotiation. He still couldn't believe it and confirmed: "You mean you have made all the contacts, and you plan to start construction this month and build a few rooms?"

Shuya responded with a firm tone, "Yes, the materials will be delivered to your door the day after tomorrow at the earliest, and the workers have been contacted. I plan to build two floors, about 400 square meters."

Seeing that there was no room for maneuver, the old man said no more and just reminded:

"Your aunt is not someone who can be easily fooled. You decide how to deal with it yourself! I'm going back now."

Jiang Shuya followed him out and shouted, "Dad, please ride your bike to take grandpa down." The old man waved his hand without even turning his head.

As the sky darkened, Shuya stood at the door next door and watched the old man walk to the end. She sighed in her heart, what a good person! He will be gone in a year. He would never have thought that after he left, his children would fight over the house and demolition compensation he left behind and never contacted each other until they died.

I slept very uneasily that night. Tang Baoer woke up twice, drank milk twice, and got up to change diapers twice. Shuya fell into a deep sleep in the second half of the night.

Early the next morning, Jiang Shuya, who was still asleep, was awakened by a loud noise downstairs. The shouting and cursing were particularly harsh, and Jiang Shuya frowned.

I impatiently pulled open the curtains and looked out the window. It was my aunt. She was standing downstairs with her hands on her hips, cursing and shouting at the top of her lungs as if she were pumped up with blood. Her words were so unbearable to hear that for a moment, people at the door, in the next yard, and passing by stopped and watched.

Jiang Shuya woke up and couldn't help sighing. Sure enough, what was supposed to come finally came. Seeing that Baoer was still sleeping soundly, she put on a coat, smoothed her hair, took the passbook from the drawer, put it in her pocket, and went downstairs.

Seeing that the mother-in-law was still arguing, her face turned red with embarrassment, and she said in a negotiating tone:

"Just wait another month, and I will pay you back after I sell the grapes. I will give you the principal and interest, and I won't owe you a penny. We are all family, so don't make things so ugly."

Shuya ignored their pulling and rode her electric bike towards the ferry terminal.

It only takes 5 minutes to ride from home to the ferry terminal, where there is a bank in front of the vegetable market. Jiang Shuya thought of the farce in her previous life and wanted to stay out of it.

But the money I borrowed from my uncle's family was also used to hold the wedding banquet, which was related to me. I felt regretful in my heart, but I couldn't just stand by and watch. If I could start over again, I would still make the same choice.

On second thought, things are different now. I am determined to get that piece of residential land. I helped to pay off the debt in my previous life, but the residential land was still swallowed up by my aunt's family, and it was a bit ugly.

Shuya went to the bank counter and took out all the ten thousand yuan. She asked for an envelope, counted out 5500 and put them in it, and put the rest in the big pocket of her coat. After doing all this, she understood clearly in her mind where the ten thousand yuan came from. She couldn't help but sneer. This money was the toast money given by the elders when she got married, and the gift money collected for Baoer's full moon celebration. It was not obtained for free. All these favors will have to be repaid in the future. She didn't expect that it would come in handy so soon.

The bike ride back and forth was very fast, and in a blink of an eye they arrived at the door of their home. There were more people at the door now, so Shuya pushed the bike diagonally to the door of her home and secured it. She could see that there were red scratch marks on her mother-in-law's face, with fine blood spots, and her hair was pulled into a fluffy mess.

The aunt was still yelling at the top of her voice, "You are a short, dark-skinned thing, full of body odor, a thing that smells like a fox, a shameless thing, a thing that owes money and doesn't pay it back... You must die a horrible death... You are lazy and eat all day... You can't afford the money for your son's wedding, but you borrowed money and didn't pay it back... You borrowed money for your son's illness and didn't pay it back... You must pay this money back today, or I will never forgive you if you don't."

"Jiang Shuya stood outside and watched Old Lady Wang trying to stop the fight. Village Chief Quan and others were watching the joke with their arms folded, like it was a lively show.

Shuya squeezed into the crowd and saw her aunt with disheveled hair and a look on her face. She looked like she was not going to leave until the problem was solved today and was ready to fight to the end.

When the mother-in-law saw Shuya coming, she pulled her as if she had grabbed a life-saving straw and said, "That housing land is what you wanted. You can't just ignore it...you!...why did you come just now..." Shuya glanced at her mother-in-law with a blank expression. She didn't want to argue with her anymore. She thought, how dare you say that? You don't owe anyone money. How can others have a reason to expose your shortcomings?

Without saying much, he took out an envelope from his pocket and handed it to the aunt, saying, "Here is 5500 yuan. I'll lend it to you for less than a year. The interest will be rounded up for you to count. The village chief is here today, and I'd like to say one more thing. I don't plan to sell my family's homestead. You should think of other ways. We have our own plans for that piece of land. Thank you for helping us."

After saying that, he didn't bother to look at the eyes around him. He went into the house and went upstairs to see the child without looking back.

The aunt looked at the many people around her who were looking at her, and opened her mouth, but couldn't swear. At this time... the village chief shouted, "What are you all doing here? Go do what you should be doing, disperse! Disperse!" After saying that, he waved his hand to signal them to disperse.

Seeing that Bao'er was still asleep, Jiang Shuya closed the door and wanted to take a nap. Not long after, she heard a knock on the door. It was her mother-in-law standing outside. She replied, "You go and do your work. I want to sleep for a while. Bao'er made a fuss last night and I didn't sleep well."

"Okay, take good care of Baoer, I'm going downstairs." The next moment, I heard the sound of someone coming downstairs.

In theory, the mother-in-law's honest character is worthy of sympathy. She is honest and dutiful in her dealings with others, and has the most simple side of a farmer. Jiang Shuya tried hard to recall that her mother-in-law in her previous life was nice to her before the demolition, and the relationship between the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law was harmonious.

The biggest change was after the demolition. With the demolition compensation in hand, he became inflated. He started to eat out every few days and eat and drink lavishly in hotels. Those relatives who had not been seen for a long time suddenly showed up, full of compliments and envy, and he began to become arrogant.

Later, she even felt that Shuya was not worthy of her son, and she often spoke in a sarcastic tone, adding fuel to the already disharmonious situation between the couple.

Jiang Shuya didn’t know whether this family had always been like this, or if they had restrained themselves for two years and their true nature was revealed in the huge changes that followed.

I watched helplessly as my mother-in-law and her husband lost all the money they received from the demolition project in gambling, and finally had to borrow huge amounts of high-interest loans. The debt collectors came to their door, and they finally mortgaged the house and sold it to repay the debt. The family ended up living in the smallest house, and from then on spent several years in cold words, wasted time and hardship.