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

After visiting relatives and friends, the cars that Bai Ze bought were delivered. They were all classic models of recent years, a total of eight cars. All the procedures had been completed. Jiang Yue's current residence could only accommodate four cars. The other yards and garages were smaller, with two cars in each yard. It took three yards to fit the eight cars.

He has been wandering around recently and bought a piece of land in the suburbs, planning to build a villa and a professional garage. He will also buy a car in the future. Otherwise, there are only a few yards and he won’t be able to accommodate more cars.

With four more cars at home, there are a lot more people visiting every day. As for men, most of them like cars and come to see them. If you have a good relationship with them, you can drive them for a few rounds, but you can never borrow them for a few days. Don't even think about it.

Dad Jiang secretly asked Jiang Yue if it might be a bit too ostentatious. Jiang Yue comforted Dad Jiang and said it was okay, as everything had been reported and there was no need to worry.

Dad Jiang has been getting less and less busy recently. His birthday is in May, so he will be able to retire in May. Now he is retiring with a factory send-off and a certificate, which is quite grand.

"Dad, when you retire you can learn to drive and take my mom for a ride."

"Forget it, it's too ostentatious and I don't like it."

"Don't drive the ones in the garage, drive the ones in the yard."

"No, I can take your mom out for a ride on my bike."

"Okay then." It doesn't make sense now, let's wait until he retires. If it really doesn't work, in a few years when there are more taxis on the streets, he will be willing to drive.

"By the way, where is my son-in-law? I haven't seen him in a few days? Is he still studying cars?"

"No, there's something going on at the company."

In fact, a lot of technology was brought back this time, and Bai Ze was called over to help. He will probably not be back until the Chinese New Year.

"Your mom misses Lele and asked me to bring her home to stay for a few days. Do you want to stay at home for a few days too?"

"Okay, wait till I pick up some clothes, and then I can go back in time for dinner."

"Oh, by the way, bring some of those rocks and stuff with you to fix up my fish tank."

"What? Wasn't it just done a few days ago?"

"Don't mention it. Jiang Ze secretly fed me a lot of fish food. All the fish died and the water became smelly. I was almost mad to death!"

"..."

After returning home, Jiang Yue studied the fish basin and found out the reason. The fish did not die from overeating, but the water was polluted. She didn't know what was put into the water.

After cleaning it, he demonstrated how to do it to Jiang's father again. From now on, he had to rely on himself and couldn't ask Jiang Yue to come over every time.

After finishing, I added water. Since there were no fish yet, I put water plants and other things in first. I didn’t put the fish in because the weather was too cold to keep the fish alive outside. If I put them in, they would freeze to death.

The children who went out to play came back during dinner time. There are relatively few children at Jiang Yue's home, so they were able to go out and play with them.

After staying at home for a few days, I returned home. Bai Ze came back when the Chinese New Year was approaching. This year's Chinese New Year was the same as usual, with no difference.

In May, Jiang's father officially retired. He was not quite used to the new life right after retirement, but with the hobbies he had developed before, playing chess and fishing every day was not so boring.

……

Time passed quickly, and in the blink of an eye it was 1990.

Entering the 1990s, it was like a duck in water for Jiang Yue and Bai Ze, but it was not so good for most people, because the efficiency of factory reform was getting worse and worse. Jiang Yue's brother and sister-in-law were also affected, and Jiang Ze was the same. He had just graduated and had not settled down for a few years.

The same goes for the two children of my eldest brother and little winter melon Jiang Chen. They are 20 years old and are about to graduate. They will soon have to face the issue of finding a job. Now many companies no longer accept children of employees.

But the good thing is that they have a sister (aunt) Jiang Yue, who has left a way out for them. If things don't work out, they can go to her own company. If they are capable and want to try their luck, she can sponsor them to start a company, as the family still has some connections.

"Okay, mom. My brother and sister-in-law are going to work in the company. It's not a problem to arrange an easy job for them. Tell them not to worry. Do you and my dad want to come and stay for a few days?"

"No, your father and I are going back to the countryside. Your aunt called and said grandparents are sick again. Let's go see them."

"Would you like me to take you there?"

"No need, just stay at home."

After hanging up the phone, Jiang Yue installed a Xiaolingtong. Bai Ze had invented this thing a few years ago. Jiang Yue immediately equipped each family member with one in case her parents were reluctant to use it. She paid for all the phone bills.

After putting away the cell phone, Jiang Yue sighed. She guessed that her grandparents would not survive this year. If Jiang Yue hadn't given them some medicinal pills, they probably wouldn't have made it this far.

Sure enough, in the evening, Jiang's mother called. After hanging up the phone, Jiang Yue drove to grandma's house, and then took the old couple to the hospital. After the doctor examined them, he asked them to prepare for the funeral.

Dad Jiang was extremely sad. Jiang Yue went to pick up his third and second uncles and others, and called his second aunt who was with the army. She said she would rush back immediately, but she didn't know if grandparents could hold on until then.

After everyone was gathered, grandpa and grandma woke up. They looked sick at first, but they became energetic after a while. Everyone understood what this meant and they all shed tears with tears in their eyes.

Grandpa and grandma asked everyone not to cry, and talked to everyone one by one, comforting everyone not to be sad, saying that it was a happy funeral to live to over 90 years old, and that they had enjoyed a lot of blessings over the years.

The family's land was given to the second uncle's family, and the house and money were left to Jiang's father to deal with. After telling him where the money was, he left.

"father!"

"mother!"

"Don't you want us anymore?"

Everyone was crying uncontrollably. Some children, although they didn't know what was going on, started crying too. Although it was not good to make noise in the hospital so late at night, no one dared to come over and say anything even if they were woken up.

After calming down, she took the two elderly people home and started following the funeral procedures. The second aunt came back on the third day after the elderly people's death, and she burst into tears before she even entered the courtyard.

After the old man was buried, the family gathered together again. Everyone in the house was in a low mood. It was obviously the same house, but it felt like something was missing, as if it had suddenly become strange.

"Before Dad left, he told me to divide the family property among everyone. Now that we are all here, I will tell you how to distribute it."

"First of all, it's the family land. My parents said to leave it to the second son. I think everyone has no objection to that."

Seeing that no one expressed their opinion, Father Jiang continued, "The rest is the money and the house. The passbook is here. The total amount is 5000."

"I don't want this money. My second sister and third sister each have 1,000 yuan. My second sister and eldest sister usually take care of our parents more, so they should each get 1,500 yuan. Does anyone have any opinions?"

"Brother, divide it equally among everyone. I'm not taking care of my parents for this. Besides, this money is basically what you gave to your parents. What's the point of me taking it?"

"Brother, I don't want it. Give my share to my second brother and eldest sister."

"I don't want it either. I don't go home often, so what do I need the money for?"