It's so hard, I'm dressed like a group favorite in the 1960s

At this time, Aunt Li was standing at the door of her house, her eyes fixed on the movements of the Fang family.

When she saw the luxurious car, a flicker of jealousy flashed in her eyes. She put her hands on her hips and strode to the door of the Fang family, staring at the car.

It wasn't until the Fang family got in the car, started slowly, and drove away that she curled her lips and said sourly, "What's there to brag about? Didn't you see they picked so many vegetables, took food, and fireworks...? They must have given gifts to the leaders frequently, otherwise they wouldn't have sent anyone to pick them up."

Aunt Li's last words were like a stone thrown into a calm lake, instantly arousing reactions from the people around her.

Everyone looked at her with contempt.

An old lady really couldn't stand Aunt Li's stupid look. She frowned, took a few steps forward, and said bluntly, "If you don't know how to speak, you'd better say less, so as not to cause trouble for your family.

There must be a reason why the Fang family is valued by the leaders. How can you make random guesses and malicious slander like this? "The others around also nodded and echoed the old lady's words in a low voice.

Aunt Li's face turned red and white. She opened her mouth, wanting to refute, but didn't know what to say.

Everyone shook their heads helplessly when they saw her like this. A gentle-looking woman slowly stood up from the crowd. She was wearing a blue shirt that was washed a bit pale but clean and tidy. Her hair was tied up in a simple bun, and her eyes were gentle yet serious.

She gently walked up to Aunt Li and said earnestly, "You're really a bit foolish and don't even realize it. Sister Li, think about it. What kind of people are they? Can you just say whatever you want? We're just chatting about family matters, and it's okay to gossip a little, but don't be so confused about right and wrong when it comes to big things. Do you see the whole picture? You're just standing here and making random judgments."

Having said that, Aunt Wenwan looked around, and everyone else nodded, seemingly thinking about something.

She went on to say, "People like us really can't control our gossiping tendencies. Whenever someone has something going on, we all like to join in the fun.

But be careful not to hurt anyone.

As the old saying goes, harsh words can hurt as cold as summer. If you were in their shoes, how would you feel?

They worked so hard to complete those tasks and protect so many people. Who knows how much effort and sweat they put in behind the scenes, but we are here to casually criticize them. How hurtful!

Being appreciated by a senior leader means that the person is truly capable. Do you think that just a few vegetables can make our senior leader think that person is good?"

Aunt Li originally had a look of disapproval on her face, but when she heard this, her eyes began to flicker and her mouth closed unconsciously.

It took her a while to realize who she was talking about. In an instant, her face turned as white as a sheet, and beads of sweat appeared on her forehead.

Her hands were rubbing the corners of her clothes in a panic, and her voice was trembling: "Well... I'm going home, the children are all back today." Aunt Li quickly found an excuse to go home. As she spoke, she stood up hurriedly, her steps staggering.

She felt extremely regretful and thought to herself: I really need to control my mouth. What if I hurt others because of my quick words, and most importantly, it causes trouble for my family? What should I do then?

Aunt Li touched the non-existent sweat on her forehead in fear, as if this could help her calm down.

She lowered her head and hurried away from the crowd, constantly blaming herself along the way. After returning home, she sat at the dinner table, looking at the table full of children's favorite meals, but she had no appetite at all.

She kept thinking about what Aunt Wen Wan said, and secretly vowed to control her mouth and never do such stupid things again.

"Oh my god, my brain must be leaking!" Aunt Li muttered to herself, patting her head lightly, her face full of regret. She thought back to what had happened today, feeling a surge of regret in her heart. She secretly warned herself, "Next time, I have to be more careful. I can't be so reckless anymore."

Aunt Li knew she couldn't tell her family about this. If they did, they would definitely scold her. She was already old, a well-known figure in the neighborhood, and she had to maintain some dignity.

Aunt Li could almost imagine the reproachful looks and nagging words her family would receive when they learned of this. That feeling was even more painful than being criticized herself. So, she locked the secret away in her heart, like guarding a treasure she couldn't reveal.

However, Jiang Junjun and the others who were far away on the other side naturally knew nothing about what was happening on Aunt Li's side.

If Jiang Junjun knew about this, with her kind and enthusiastic nature, she would definitely praise the sensible lady. In this complicated world, it is not easy to meet sensible and intelligent people. Jiang Junjun has always believed that good people will always be rewarded.

By this time, Jiang Junjun and his group had successfully arrived at the location of the senior leader. Upon arrival, everyone immediately set to work, moving things into the house. Box after box, item after item, they worked together to move from the car into the house.

Among them, the most eye-catching thing is the fireworks. The colorful fireworks boxes piled together look like a small colorful castle, shining charmingly under the sunlight.

The senior leader, who was originally concentrating on reviewing documents in the room, was immersed in the piles of documents when he suddenly heard the sound of a car outside. He subconsciously raised his head and looked out the window.

Looking over, I saw a group of people busy outside, moving things around, and the fireworks were particularly eye-catching.

The leader frowned slightly, a little curious, wondering how much stuff they had brought in. He quickly lowered his head and sped up the speed of reviewing the documents in his hand, thinking that he had to finish processing these documents quickly and go out to see what was going on.

Finally, the leader finished reviewing the documents in his hands. He stood up, straightened his clothes, and then followed Secretary Zhang out of the room.

As soon as I walked out the door, I saw Jiang Junjun directing everyone to move things. The big boss couldn't help but joked, "Are you moving? Look at how much stuff you've brought in. My room is almost full!" He had a gentle smile on his face, his eyes full of curiosity and confusion.