Quick Wear: Passerby A's Daily Life of Eating Watermelons

When they got up the next day, Chen's mother, Aunt Fang, and Aunt Fang's daughter's mother-in-law were cooking together. The three of them were chatting and laughing in harmony. After the life and death, the others also got up. There was a small matter on the farm, and the cowboy came to ask Chen's father for advice. Father Chen ate a bite of food in a hurry and left. Jiang Yue also took his little apprentice out to give them some space to talk.

Jiang Yue and his apprentice walked around the endless grassland outside, and after a while he taught his apprentice how to drive. It was inconvenient to go anywhere without a car here, so Jiang Yue first got in the car and explained the specific operations of the various buttons to the apprentice. He introduced the brakes, accelerator, and clutch, but he didn't dare let the apprentice practice, for fear of something happening without any protective measures.

They stopped practicing at noon. After returning home, Aunt Fang had a very harmonious relationship with her daughter's family. Aunt Fang's daughter's husband and children all spoke Chinese, so there were fewer obstacles in communication. He told Aunt Fang how they met, the process of their love, and finally the proposal, marriage and childbirth. After he finished speaking, Aunt Fang had a pretty good understanding of her daughter's experiences over the years.

Aunt Fang's daughter stayed here for another night and was going home on Sunday afternoon. Her husband had to go to work tomorrow and the two children had to go to school. Aunt Fang's daughter wanted Aunt Fang to go back with her, but Aunt Fang was a little hesitant, mainly because she was afraid that there would be conflicts if they lived together.

Jiang Yue saw it and said to Aunt Fang: "It's okay, I don't think so. The main thing is that we should not interfere in other people's affairs. If it really doesn't work, you can still live with me after I buy a house."

Aunt Fang and her daughter went back in the afternoon. Before leaving, Jiang Yue gave her a small box with some gold in it. Jiang Yue put the 20,000 cash she had withdrawn from Hong Kong and the remaining US dollars into the box. Aunt Fang had taken care of her for almost ten years, and she could live more comfortably with some money.

I also told Aunt Fang that I could buy a house next to her daughter's house and learn from my in-laws so that I could watch the children at any time and have my own private space. Cars are not expensive nowadays, so I could get a driver's license and buy a car so that I could drive directly to her when I miss her. Aunt Fang smiled and said, "I'm so old and I still drive."

After saying goodbye, Aunt Fang left. It took Jiang Yue a long time to adapt to this. The little apprentice was used to being with three people. After Aunt Fang left, Jiang Yue started to think about the little apprentice again. His studies were interrupted after leaving Shanghai. He went to ask Chen's father. Chen's father said he would find a way. At that time, he also arranged for Aunt Fang's daughter to go to school.

After a few days, the problem of the little apprentice's schooling was solved. He went to the school of Lao Qian's children. He could be picked up together with the children, and there was someone to take care of him, so he would not be bullied by others.

Now Jiang Yue is the only one left at home with nothing to do. After thinking for a long time, he decided to open a Chinese medicine clinic. Jiang Yue consulted Chen's father about the situation. He said that there are still many immigrants, but not many Chinese medicine clinics. He could open one, but he didn't know what specific procedures were required. Jiang Yue also didn't know whether a practicing doctor's qualification certificate was required, and didn't know whether it would be troublesome or not.

In the end, the Chinese medicine clinic was not opened. It was quite troublesome to consult. Jiang Yue's Chinese medicine skills would be solidified anyway. After that, Jiang Yue joined the Chinese Association here and opened a clothing and manufacturing factory. Three years passed and it was already 1945. Japan had just announced its unconditional surrender a few days ago. The Chinese nearby were crying with joy. Many of them had come out of the war during the Japanese invasion of China, and every family had been persecuted by the Japanese.

On the day of the surrender announcement, a cocktail party was held at the Chen family farm. Everyone celebrated and some people wanted to return home, but some people said that there would probably be more civil war and asked everyone to wait a little longer. Some people listened and some didn't. A few years passed after that day, and during that time, Chen Xin and Jiang Yue exchanged letters several times. When the news of the founding of New China came in 1949, everyone was excited. At this time, Jiang Yue and the Chen couple planned to return home. They were very old and if they didn't go back now, they would never be able to return.

This year, Jiang Yue secretly collected a lot of technical information through the Chinese Association. Jiang Yue couldn't understand it and didn't know if it was useful. In fact, Jiang Yue wanted to find famous people in history to help them, but she was afraid of causing a butterfly effect, and others might not believe her, after all, she was not even a party member.

It would be fine if her space could hold living people, so that she could secretly take people out, but it is not that useful if it can only hold dead objects. Jiang Yue sold all the shares of the factory to the Chinese Association, and the family packed up and bought tickets to return home. This time, Aunt Fang did not go back, and lived in the United States with her daughter. Aunt Fang also bought a house next to her daughter's house, and they lived a very good life.

A month later, several people arrived in Hong Kong, flew back to Shanghai from Hong Kong, bought back the Chen family's old house, and then contacted Chen Xin again. At this time, Chen Xin had also restored his identity. Jiang Yue donated more than 3 million US dollars to the country through Chen Xin's relationship, and kept 100,000 for himself to stockpile supplies. He also secretly put the information in a safe house and handed it over to the higher-ups through Chen Xin. It is not known how useful it was.

Ten years after returning to China, Chen's father and mother had passed away. On that day, Jiang Yue completed her mission. Because it was her first time to complete the mission, No. 8888 expanded Jiang Yue's space to 6x6x6, which made it much larger. Jiang Yue finally bought a car and put it in it, fulfilling her long-cherished idea.

Ten years later, Jiang Yue had become very old. Chen Xin also passed away in this year. The multiple injuries during the war still affected her lifespan. On this day, Jiang Yue's apprentice and grand-apprentice accompanied her to handle Chen Xin's funeral, and Jiang Yue also planned to leave.

Jiang Yue called her apprentice into the study, gave her the remaining money, and told her to be careful not to show off her wealth. She talked a lot, and the apprentice seemed to realize something and burst into tears. Jiang Yue changed into a cheongsam, tidied herself up, looked in the mirror, smiled, and thought about not wearing a cheongsam for a long time. She put on her clothes, lay on the bed, and said, "8888, let's get away."

After Jiang Yue died, the apprentice buried her next to Chen Xin and Chen's father and mother. Neither Chen Xin nor Jiang Yue had married, and the apprentice thought that this way they would have a companion in the afterlife.