Send me to the countryside? Turn around and make you homeless!

With the report letter on his mind and a shoulder pole on his shoulders while working, Liang Jin had no time to pay attention to the situation around him.

Liang's mother rushed off the ox cart, she was so excited, and the road was being repaired where she was, so she couldn't see the road conditions under her feet clearly.

My leather shoes were stepping on a road covered with large and small stones, and I accidentally twisted my foot at an incredible angle.

Liang's mother had to stop because of the piercing pain in her ankle. The man standing closest to her quickly came up to support her.

"Sister, are you okay?"

Big sister? Who is the big sister?!

Liang's mother subconsciously wanted to refute, but years of caution still restrained her.

This is not the Shuwaizi Brigade. Her son Liang Jin will have to live here for a while. She cannot fall behind and must not leave a bad impression on these people because of herself.

She expressed her gratitude to the person who came to support her, and at the same time expressed the purpose of her coming here.

When he heard that she was the mother of the new educated youth Comrade Liang Jin, he felt a little envious. As a fellow educated youth, he had been in Huaiyin Brigade for eight years and had only returned home twice. His family had never come to see him once.

Liang Jin's family lives in Jing City, which is a long way away from Shu. Not to mention the round-trip fare, just the fact that his mother is willing to go through so much trouble is something that all male comrades envy.

With even more respect for Liang's mother, he shouted at Liang Jin.

Liang Jin was patted on the shoulder and he came back to his senses. He looked up and saw that it was his mother!

"Mom! Why are you here?!"

The surprise was greater than astonishment, but even so he did not put down the burden on his shoulders. It was the people next to him who helped him carry it away, and then he approached Liang's mother.

Less than two months after going to the countryside, Liang Jin had lost a lot of weight compared to when he was at home. His mother was so distressed that she burst into tears.

However, she always remembered her husband's instructions and for the sake of the overall situation, she must not let anyone see her dissatisfaction with the team and the organization.

Liang's mother always remembered to curl the corners of her mouth slightly, and even expressed her gratitude when facing the militia captain.

"This kid has never done any work at home since he was a child. He's really causing trouble for the organization."

The militia captain had been in the brigade for many years, but this was the first time he had seen a woman as respectable and elegantly dressed as Liang's mother.

I didn't expect Liang Jin's mother to be like this. She was quite different from Liang Jin. She generously gave Liang Jin a day off.

"You can go back and rest today. You don't need to come in the afternoon. I'll give you half a day's work."

He waved his hand to let Liang Jin leave, and Liang Jin felt as disgusted as if he had eaten a fly.

It's only half a day's work, right? He already worked half a day, right? Isn't that the norm?! And only half a day off, how stingy!

But half a day is better than no holiday at all. The thing he regrets most now is that he had the urge to come to the Huaiyin Brigade.

It was unknown when the ox cart left, perhaps when it saw that Liang's mother had found the person she was looking for.

There was no other way, so Liang's mother could only endure the pain in her ankle and go back to Huaiyin Brigade with Liang Jin.

The educated youth center in Huaiyin Brigade was so crowded that there was no room available for Liang's mother to live alone.

There was an empty bed in Zhao Yang's room, but the smell inside was unbearable for most people, so Liang Jin didn't even mention it.

After telling the team leader about this, the team leader thought for a while and wanted to let Liang's mother live in the temporary resettlement site where the educated youth had lived before. But then he thought that it would be inconvenient for Liang's mother to live there since she was a female comrade.

When visiting relatives, you have to stay with your son at all times to avoid being at a disadvantage.

"Captain Lin, I've already caused you enough trouble just by coming here. How about this? I'll just stay at the home of a member of the brigade. Is that convenient?"

It's not like she lives there for free, she is willing to pay for it. As for where to live, she thinks the house next to the educated youth site is good, it's quite big and close to Liang Jin, and she can also cook some of her specialties to improve Liang Jin's meals.

When Liang Jin heard that his mother was planning to live in the house next to the educated youth center, his face turned as ugly as a palette.

Tan Yuan lives in that house!

Lin Guoan also didn't want Liang's mother to live in Grandma Wang's house.

Mother Liang smiled and said, "It's okay. I watched Tan Yuan grow up. I even held her in my arms when she was little."

She behaved very generously and appropriately. Lin Guoan thought about it and realized that Liang Jin and Tan Yuan had been engaged as children. The two families must be very close, otherwise they would not have arranged this marriage. So he finally nodded and went to persuade Grandma Wang in person.

Liang Jin helped to clean up the house. Grandma Wang often cleaned and ventilated the house, so now people could just lay out the bedding and move in.

Liang's mother didn't even think about the bedding issue. She used everything from Liang's grandmother's house. She took out one dollar as the cost of staying here for a few days.

I brought a lot of money with me when I came here, but it was all for Liang Jin, so how could I spend it on these things?

Liang's mother asked Liang Jin why he came to Huaiyin Brigade. Liang Jin hesitated and did not dare to tell the truth. He only said that when he was assigned to the brigade, he saw Tan Yuan came to Huaiyin Brigade, so he asked Tan Yuan to go with him to Shuewazi Brigade, but Tan Yuan disagreed.

This was said cleverly, and Liang's mother was even more convinced that it was Tan Yuan who colluded with Liang Jin to come to Huaiyin Brigade.

She was angry, but she would not and did not want to get angry with her son, so she could only blame everything on Tan Yuan, thinking of dealing with her slowly in the future.

Liang Jin didn't have to go to work in the afternoon, so he took his mother for a stroll in the brigade. Somehow they ended up at the tofu factory.

Although the tofu factory temporarily used the threshing ground, it still had the same signboards and other things, which surprised Liang's mother.

"I didn't expect that the conditions in Huaiyin Brigade were so poor, yet they actually had a factory?"

At the same time, an idea came to his mind: if possible, he could let his son come to work in this factory. That would definitely be easier than building roads, right?

It would be better for the county magistrate to take charge now. They can find ways to operate the university quota in Beijing, but they must not offend the cadres in the brigade. If these people don’t stamp it, no matter what they try, it will be useless.

What's more, the people in Beijing are fighting just as fiercely now. If they make too big a move and go undetected, not only will their hard work be in vain, but their son will also have to suffer a lot.

Liang's mother has always been clear-headed about major issues. Her son has already come to Huaiyin Brigade and he has to do the work he is supposed to do, but she also wants him to have an easier time.

Without noticing Liang Jin's expression, she stepped into the door.

The tofu factory is in full swing, and even the air is filled with the aroma of soy milk and brine.

"What are you doing? You can't come in without work clothes. Get out now."