Let me see which unlucky person is here to tell fortunes today

[I feel so depressed after listening to this, but looking at my sister now, she must have escaped from that suffocating home, right? ]

Wenwen nodded gently: "Well, after the village chief left that day, I promised my parents not to go to school, but in fact I asked the village chief to take my admission letter away and keep it. I didn't dare to keep the admission letter at home, for fear that they would tear it up in anger."

"That day, I went to our veterinary station and got some sleeping pills. They are used to treat insomnia in cattle and sheep. It's okay for humans to take a small amount. When I was cooking dinner, I ground the medicine into powder and put it in the bowls of my parents and my brother."

"After they fell asleep, I secretly went to the village head's house and took the admission letter. Then I went down the mountain overnight and came to the town. Because I was afraid they would catch me, I walked along the railway tracks all night and the soles of my shoes were worn out."

[That night, sister was very scared walking on the mountain road, right? 】

Wenwen shook her head: "No, I wasn't scared. On the contrary, I was very excited because it was the first time I disobeyed my parents."

"After daybreak, I finally made it to the next town. I was so hungry and had no money, so I could only stare at the breakfast shop across the street."

"Luckily, the lady boss who sells breakfast is very nice. Seeing that I was carrying a tattered bag, she stuffed two buns into my mouth. After I finished eating, I immediately helped her clean up the dishes and chopsticks left by the customers on the stall."

"The boss lady saw that I was very skilled and didn't ask me why I didn't go home. She told me to come help tomorrow and she would provide a meal and pay me 30 yuan."

"I was so happy that I slept on the roadside for one night and showed up at the stall on time the next day. The boss lady saw that I looked very haggard and asked me to have breakfast before she started to work."

"It was also on this day that I told my story to the boss's wife. When she saw my admission letter, she was so angry that she scolded my parents. Later, the police went door to door to question us. The boss's wife directly asked me to stay in the kitchen to avoid being arrested and sent home."

"After that, I worked in the boss's breakfast shop for a whole month. My original salary of 30 yuan was raised to 50 yuan. She also cleaned up a small room in her warehouse for me to live in, so that I could avoid sleeping in the open."

"When I left, she not only gave me 1500 yuan as wages, but also gave me an extra 500 yuan, saying that Beijing was expensive."

[Woo woo, the boss lady is a good person! ]

[Most Chinese people have a natural desire to study, and especially when they encounter someone who is blocked from studying, they will try their best to help.]

"I left crying. Before I left, I asked my boss's wife for her mobile phone number, saying that I should report my safety after I arrived in Beijing. In fact, I wanted to keep in touch with her so that I could repay her after I got a job."

"Except for where I was born, I have actually had pretty good luck in other aspects of my life. After arriving in Beijing, I first went to register at school. The school didn't expect that someone would come a month in advance, but after hearing about my experience, they still arranged for me to move into a dormitory and helped me apply for a student loan."

"Right after I reported, the police came. I knelt down before the two policemen and said that if I went back, I would never be able to come to school again."

"The two policemen were very nice. They didn't take me back by force. They asked me to have a video call with my parents to discuss things. During the call, my parents scolded me and told me to go back. They said they had already arranged a marriage for me and they also accepted a betrothal gift of 1 yuan."

"In the end, I said Beijing is a big city with many jobs. I found a part-time job here and can send 1000 yuan home every month. In a year, it will exceed the betrothal money. It's better for me to work here."

"They thought it was a good deal, so I settled down."

[Oh my god, a student who already has a student loan and has to send 1000 yuan back home for living expenses, no wonder the anchor said that Miss Wenwen's trip home is like a Hongmen Banquet.]

[If you want me to take it, I won’t take it back even if you kill me. ]

[Sister Wenwen, why don’t you listen to the host and buy a return ticket as soon as you get off the bus.]

Wenwen shook her head: "I haven't been home for three years. They have made trouble countless times in these three years. One time they even went to my workplace. I've had enough, so I have to make a break."

As they were talking, the train announced its arrival at the station. Wenwen took her cell phone in her hand and got off the train carrying her suitcase.

Although with the development of the times, this place is no longer the same as when she escaped, Wenwen still felt depressed when she arrived here.

Regardless of the quiet atmosphere in the carriage, Wenwen asked, "Host, what should I do next?"

Ji Chu: "Don't worry about anything, just go home."

After leaving the high-speed rail station, she took a bus, and finally a three-wheeled motorcycle. Wenwen finally arrived at her long-lost home.

In the past few years, Wenwen has been sending money home, and the family's house has changed from a red brick house to a three-story building.

Because Wenwen was dressed beautifully, many people turned back to look at her along the way. The little girls showed envy and yearning, while the older bachelors had greed and desire in their eyes. Some elderly people whispered to each other, criticizing Wenwen.

"Mom and Dad, I'm back!"

Wenwen shouted towards the yard, and after a while, a middle-aged woman came out. The moment she saw Wenwen, a hint of joy flashed in her eyes, and then she smiled and invited her in.

[The look in Wenwen's mother's eyes just now didn't seem like she was looking at her daughter who hadn't been home for a long time, but more like she was looking at a commodity.]

[I'm really worried about Miss Wenwen. ]

It was 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Because she was going home to dress up the bride, Wenwen didn't even have a sip of hot water at home before she was urged to pick up her suitcase and go to her future cousin's house.

At this moment, my cousin's wife was already getting a little impatient, but the moment she saw Wenwen, her eyes immediately showed joy, but if you looked closely, there was a hint of jealousy under this joy.

"Wenwen, after so many years away from home, are you finally willing to come back?"

The bride-to-be Zhang Huixin was Wenwen’s elementary school classmate, and the two knew each other. She was fortunate enough to be admitted to Teacher Zhang’s school, but Zhang Huixin’s parents refused to allow her to go, so she never went.

The difference between the two of them is now obvious, how can she not be jealous?

"Huixin, we're a family from now on, why are you talking about that? Just try on the clothes."

Wenwen smiled and didn't take it seriously. The custom in their hometown is to pick up the bride in the afternoon, and then have the bride kidnapping in the evening to add to the lively atmosphere.

Seeing that it was getting late, Zhang Huixin had no choice but to swallow her anger and sit in the shabby bedroom, letting Wenwen fiddle with things.

Unfortunately, even if all the lights in the house were turned on, the brightness was still not enough. The dim light bulbs were covered with grease, and I didn’t know how to take them down and wipe them. Fortunately, Wenwen brought a fill light to illuminate the small room.

[This is not poverty, it's laziness! ]

【Some people's habits are worthy of their poverty. 】

[I have seen a poor family, but she loves cleanliness very much. Her family cuts bamboo from the mountains to make their own chopsticks. They didn’t have money to lay the floor, so they used wooden boards. The couple worked hard and polished the few remaining pieces of good glass in the house until they were shiny. Later, her two children were admitted to universities. Now one is a bank president and the other is an academician.]