Crossing 1992: Contracting a barren mountain and becoming a huge demolition household

Ye Wenlin looked at their backs as they left and slapped himself hard. He really brought this upon himself.

His original purpose of coming to Hai City was indeed not pure.

At first, I just wanted to ask Cheng Jiayi for money.

Although Haishi is not very big, it is extremely difficult to find someone in such a vast sea of ​​people, especially someone like him who has no skills, no connections, and even no money.

When he was in Ancheng before, no matter how poor he was, he was always taken care of by the people of Yejia Village. Although everyone cursed him harshly, they couldn't bear to see him starve to death.

Ye Wenlin was so unscrupulous because he took advantage of everyone's reluctance.

Haishi is different. He has no relatives or friends here. It is full of strangers. Maybe some kind-hearted people will lend a helping hand when they see his miserable situation, but more strangers look down on him.

I despise him, a normal middle-aged man with hands and feet, who actually hopes to eat free food in a city full of opportunities.

After all, Hai City is bustling with demolitions and high-rise construction, and every construction site is short of workers. Even if you can't do a skilled job, you can always be a regular bricklayer, right? No matter how you get by, you'll still have a job, right?

Ye Wenlin, who had just arrived in Hai City, did not change his mind even though he was treated coldly by everyone. He still wanted to stay in Hai City.

He always thought that if he could just hold on for a while, once he found Cheng Jiayi and her son, he would have plenty of money to spend. He was alone in this city, but so was Cheng Jiayi. He believed that as long as he found Cheng Jiayi, she would be at his mercy without any friends or family to help her. Wouldn't money be easy to come by?

But the life of wandering with hunger was really hard, so Ye Wenlin finally called the village chief. He felt that the village chief would not sit idly by and watch him die.

But he got an unexpected news from the village chief.

The last gambling game he participated in before leaving Ancheng almost resulted in the deaths of two people, and all those involved were sentenced.

Ye Wenlin couldn't help but recall the time when he won the money and said he was leaving, and that Sun Wu's sinister look...

Ye Wenlin shuddered, and only then did he feel the fear. His head was hot, and now it felt like someone had poured a bucket of cold water on him.

Cool to the core.

Ye Wenlin didn't know how he reacted after hearing what the village chief said. By the time he realized what was going on, he had already hung up the phone.

His hands and feet were cold and trembling.

He originally wanted to ask the village chief for money, but not only did he not say it out loud, he even forgot about it.

A sentence kept repeating in my chaotic mind: I can’t gamble anymore.

Now, for him, gambling is synonymous with death and imprisonment.

The price was too high, exceeding the pleasure he got from gambling.

Problems that were previously ignored now come to mind.

Think about what he gained besides the happiness in that life?

All the family property was lost, the wife and children were separated, relatives and friends left, and there was endless cold words and insults.

This is clearly not the case. Before the demolition, his family was happy, with a virtuous wife and filial children. Logically, after the demolition, he had money, and his life should have been icing on the cake.

How did he end up like this?

The problems that he had deliberately ignored before now appeared before Ye Wenlin one by one.

It was early spring, and the weather was gradually warming, but the streets at night were still chilly. A cold wind blew past, and Ye Wenlin shivered violently, his mind gradually clearing.

The next day, Ye Wenlin went to a nearby construction site to apply for a job. The site was short of workers, and even though they saw that Ye Wenlin was poorly dressed, they still agreed to let him join the company.

Ye Wenlin just worked honestly as a bricklayer at the construction site.

Staying away from his previous interpersonal relationships, Ye Wenlin integrated into a new social circle of fellow workers.