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

During the chat, Jiang Yue also seemed somewhat interested. Jiang's mother looked at the two of them and felt that this time there was something interesting, so she introduced the dishes more enthusiastically. Unfortunately, those few dishes were quickly finished and it was soon time to leave.

"Auntie, are you leaving tomorrow? I want to chat with you more. When I go to Beijing, you have to take me out to have fun."

"Okay, Auntie will leave you an address. You can call Jiang Yue when you come. You young people have common topics."

"Okay, I'll take you back to the hotel."

They didn't talk much during their first meeting, just having contact was enough. After returning to the hotel, Jiang Ma asked Jiang Yue to see Bai Ze off. They found an excuse to go upstairs. Jiang Yue and Bai Ze chatted on the side of the road. Jiang Yue talked about his current industry and future plans. Now that he had successfully connected with Jiang Yue, he would go to Beijing when he found a suitable opportunity.

After chatting for a while, Tian Bai Ze left, and Jiang Yue returned upstairs. As soon as she returned, she was surrounded by Jiang Ma and Aunt Wang, who were asking about what the two had talked about. Jiang Yue directly refused to answer: "Mom, aren't you afraid that someone will sell me out!"

"There's a police station right next to it. Where can they sell you to?"

"Forget it, you can talk about it or not, hurry up and pack your things, we have to go home early tomorrow morning."

"Ah."

Seeing that there was nothing to be learned, everyone else left. Jiang Yue started shopping for the past few days. She brought a lot of gifts for her family, two small children, and a colleague she had a good relationship with. In the end, she packed three large bags.

After packing up my things, I went out to find a porter and made an appointment with him to help take me to the train station tomorrow morning. As it was getting late, I went to bed because I had to get up early tomorrow to leave.

At five o'clock in the morning, Jiang Yue was woken up by Jiang's mother. She washed her face, packed her things and prepared to leave. Because she bought the ticket early, she didn't have breakfast. She just bought whatever she could find on the way.

After going downstairs, the group was carrying large and small bags. There were quite a lot of people at the hotel entrance, all hired to carry things. Jiang Ma asked them to hand the things to the porters. When they were about to set off for the train station, Bai Ze came over.

"Xiaoyue, auntie wait a moment."

Jiang Yue and Jiang's mother turned their heads to look, only to see him running over with a few bags of things. When he got to Jiang Yue, he handed the things to her: "Yesterday Auntie said she would leave in the morning. I guessed you wouldn't have time to eat, so I found a place to pack some food. Xiaoyue, you can take it with you on the way."

"And this bag is my gift to you, remember to write me back."

After that, he smiled, said goodbye to Jiang Ma and ran away. Jiang Yue was speechless. This was not discussed with her, and it was a surprise attack. Ignoring the ambiguous looks from several people, Jiang Yue told people to hurry up. Some people wanted to buy food on the way, but Jiang Yue didn't let them buy it, because the portion was obvious that several people could eat it.

After getting on the train, several people sat next to each other. After putting their things away, Jiang Yue took out the food that Bai Ze had sent. It was a standard Guangzhou breakfast. Knowing that there were so many people, each portion was filled to the brim. Except for Jiang Ma, no one was willing to eat. Jiang Yue persuaded everyone to start eating. After the meal, Aunt Wang said to Jiang Ma, "She has taken a fancy to your Xiaoyue. You should leave a good impression on your mother-in-law."

"Hey, the boy is good-looking and seems to be a nice person, but he is not from Beijing. I don't want to marry him to another place."

"It's nothing. Transportation will become more and more developed in the future. By then, it won't take more than a few hours to get from Hong Kong to Beijing. Besides, everyone will be able to take a plane, so it won't be difficult to go home even if you're away from home."

"You're talking nonsense. How can ordinary people like us afford to ride in an airplane? Only leaders can do that."

Aunt Wang smiled and said nothing. If she said this now, no one would believe it. Who knew that the country would develop so fast? In just a few decades, it takes less than ten hours to travel from Guangzhou to Beijing, and it takes even less time by plane.

Jiang Yue asked Jiang Ma to pack up the gift that Bai Ze gave her. She was too lazy to look at what was on the train as there were too many people and too many eyes. She would look at it after returning home.

The train finally arrived in Beijing after traveling all the way, and the group had been away for more than ten days.

After getting off the train, we found a tricycle and asked someone to deliver our things back home. It was already past five in the afternoon when we got home. Although we had only been away for less than two weeks, everyone missed home. Some of them were traveling far away for the first time. When they appeared at the gate of the courtyard with large and small bags, the onlookers surrounded them.

After moving the things back home, a few people agreed to take a bath together. The smell on the train made everyone feel the smell. When they came back from the bathhouse, those who went to school or work had all returned.

"grandmother!"

"mother!"

"Little sister!"

"elder sister!"

"aunt!"

"Two little ones come here and bring you presents."

Jiang Yue opened the package and took out all the gifts, including school bags, toys, pencils, etc., as well as various snacks and food, which she distributed to them and their friends. Jiang Yue also gave some to them.

Over there, Mother Jiang finished talking with Father Jiang, eldest brother and his wife. After a while, the eldest sister-in-law prepared the meal. Everyone chatted while eating and talked about what they saw and heard in Guangzhou. After the meal, Mother Jiang packed up their things and Jiang Yue went back to the room to organize some materials.

She went to Guangzhou with a mission this time, otherwise it would be difficult to ask for leave. She took out a notebook and started to organize it. There was information about the larger garbage recycling stations in Guangzhou, as well as records of interviews with some leaders, plus some of her thoughts. It was enough to write a report, and she wrote until late at night, mainly because she didn't have a computer and it took too much time to write it all by hand.

In the meantime, Jiang's mother came in and brought the gift that Bai Ze gave her. Jiang Yue opened it and took a look. There was a headdress, a handkerchief, a scarf, a silk scarf, a music box, a set of cosmetics, and a letter.

Jiang Yue opened the letter and took a look. It was not much different from a love letter and was not that obvious. Jiang Yue glanced at it and put it away. Her heart was as calm as water without any fluctuations. She put her things away and went to sleep because she had to go to work tomorrow.

After breakfast, she took the gifts she bought and divided them up at the office. The remaining gifts were given to Sister Jin and her neighbors. They looked after her house when she was free. After Stationmaster Zhao and two deputy stationmasters arrived, the three of them held a meeting, and Jiang Yue briefly described the situation there.

For example, there are more private recycling stations, and there are price wars and monopolies among them. Various gangs have developed and are destroying state property by passing off waste products as waste for profit. Newcomers who want to enter this industry have to pay fees, otherwise they cannot engage in this industry. These problems are real.

The three of them discussed for a while, and Stationmaster Zhao said that he would submit the report to the superior unit. As for what they thought, it was none of Jiang Yue's business. She had already started working, and the accumulated work had to be dealt with as soon as possible.