Become a burden in a period novel

"Do you think Qin Wangshu will move back to the educated youth site?" Zhang Nan suddenly asked.

Besides the inconvenience, they were eager to move to the educated youth camp because the people they were staying with were very wary of them, and their children kept an eye on them all day.

If they were eating something, his child would even come and snatch it from them. There were several times when their door was not locked and the child would go into their room and rummage through things.

They wanted to talk to his family, but the child's grandmother said that he was just a child, why was he so persistent? If he didn't want to live there, he could just let them move out.

But where could they move to at this time? What's more, there were many people in his family. The two women had no way of facing them, so they could only swallow their anger. Later, they had to lock the door every time they went out.

Now the house at the educated youth's site is finally almost repaired. As long as it is left to air dry for a few days, they can move back and no longer have to suffer in this house.

"Maybe I will move." But if she were Qin Wangshu, she would definitely not be willing to do so.

After working in the countryside for a few months, they all became thinner and darker, except Qin Wangshu, whose complexion changed from being malnourished to being rosy now.

Not only did she gain weight, she also grew taller, which showed how well she ate. She lived so well with Aunt Luo, so how could she bear to go back to the educated youth camp?

It was just that Aunt Luo couldn't keep her forever. Now that the house at the educated youth center had been renovated, she had no reason to stay.

Qin Wangshu felt quite restrained when having dinner at the captain's house. After all, none of the people at the table were familiar to him. However, the meal cooked by Aunt Cao was indeed delicious.

Aunt Cao had a large family, and fearing that Qin Wangshu would feel uncomfortable, they separated the tables into two tables for men and women. Sitting on Qin Wangshu's side were Aunt Cao, Yang Yunduo and her daughters-in-law.

During the meal, Aunt Cao kept picking up food for Qin Wangshu, which made her feel a little flattered.

"Qin Zhiqing seems to be able to get a lot of fabric?" The captain's eldest daughter-in-law asked during the meal.

Aunt Cao glared at her, and the team leader also looked at the eldest daughter-in-law who was speaking. After being glared at by her parents-in-law, she realized that she might have said something wrong, and quickly shut up and started eating.

"Isn't this my classmate who works in a textile factory? They have internal quotas, but they usually get defective fabrics. She sent it to me when I went to the countryside. She also saw that I didn't have many clothes, so she sent me the fabric.

It's just that the factory has a rule that defective products cannot exceed a certain proportion, and she probably used up her and her family's share to get these." Qin Wangshu told the truth.

She couldn't let others think that it was easy for her to get these fabrics. After all, people are never satisfied, and if she gave them to someone or not, she might offend that person.

"Do you think this is cabbage that you can just pick from the ground?" Aunt Cao glared at her eldest daughter-in-law.

Aunt Cao's eldest daughter-in-law could only keep her mouth shut.

"Don't we have textile factories in our county? Why is it so difficult to buy cloth?" Qin Wangshu didn't want them to quarrel in front of him, so he could only change the subject.

"That's a hemp spinning factory. We grow more hemp here, but they mainly produce hemp bags and less hemp cloth. Besides, you can't wear clothes made of linen outside." Yang Yunduo was very disgusted.

The most popular material now is Dacron, cotton is also acceptable, but linen is really not very popular.

Only then did Qin Wangshu realize that the textile factory over there was actually a hemp spinning factory.

No one talked about this topic for the rest of the time, and the atmosphere became more harmonious. After a while, when they finished eating, Qin Wangshu said goodbye.

"Is this Zhou Hongying's home?" There was a knock on the door from outside.

"Yes." Zhou's mother was not feeling well today so she happened to be resting at home. Otherwise, there would be no one at their house during the day.

She opened the door and saw the postman standing at the door.

"What's up?" Zhou's mother looked at the postman in front of her with some confusion. Did someone write a letter to Yingzi?

"Zhou Hongying has a package that has arrived. You can go to the post office to pick it up when you have time." After saying that, he handed over a notice and rode away on his bike.

Zhou's mother looked at the notice in front of her and began to wonder who would send a package to Yingzi. She walked back into the house while thinking.

When Zhou Hongying came back in the evening, her mother handed her a notice and said, "There is a package for you at the post office. Go pick it up when you are free."

"My package? It should be sent by Wangshu. The last time she wrote to me, she told me that she would send me something." Zhou Hongying didn't know what Qin Wangshu would send her.

She kept saying in her letters that she was doing well, and although she didn't quite believe it, she still looked forward to the things she sent.

"Wangshu is your classmate who sold his job?" Zhou's mother asked puzzledly.

"Yes." Zhou Hongying nodded.

Of course she knew Wangshu. Her daughter bought all the defective cloth that their family could afford and sent it to her.

But I heard from her husband Zhou that the child was also pitiful. Her father was gone, her mother was as good as not having her, and the only brother who was good to her was serving in the army outside.

She had already been admitted to a textile factory, but she was still forced to go to the countryside to replace her stepsister. She was already a 15- or 16-year-old girl, but her figure was still that of a child.

"She went to the countryside, so where did she get the things to send you? She couldn't have saved money by herself, did she?" Zhou's mother frowned.

She didn't mind helping Qin Wangshu. After all, she had indeed helped her daughter before, and that girl was very clear-headed. There would only be benefits and no harm in her daughter being on good terms with her.

But this girl is in such a difficult situation now, why am I still sending things to her daughter?

"Oh, look at what Wangshu sent me. She sent things to me, so I sent her things. I have accepted her things, how can she not accept mine?" Zhou Hongying was very open-minded.

She liked Qin Wangshu very much and was willing to send things to her.

When Zhou Hongying rode her bike to pick up the package the next day, she felt that she seemed to have underestimated Wangshu.

"Is it this big?" Such a heavy thing would cost a lot of money just for postage. "Comrade, my car is outside, can you help me move it to the car?"

"No problem. Is this sent by your relative? It's a really big package!" The post office staff and Zhou Hongying each lifted the package onto the back seat of Zhou Hongying's bicycle.

"You can't let it go, I'll get you a rope."

"Thank you!"

Zhou Hongying finally felt relieved after the staff tied the package to her back seat.

If it weren't for this staff member, she really didn't know how to get the package back home.

Zhou Hongying didn't dare to ride the bike, so she could only push the bike home. This package is really heavy, did Wangshu put stones here?

Of course it was impossible to put the stone there, but after Zhou Hongying opened the package at home, she was stunned.