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

Look, it’s only been over half a year and the demolition notice has come down.

As soon as he received the news, he came downstairs to wait for Ye Ke and the others.

He was quite honest at this moment and blurted out everything he wanted to say, but he did not reveal his guess about the identities of Ye Ke and others.

After hearing this, Ye Ke couldn't help but admire his cleverness. He really got a bargain.

So he smiled and congratulated him twice.

Xu Xin was as happy as a fool and clearly didn't see any excitement on the faces of Ye Ke and the other two.

For a moment, he became more and more certain that Ye Ke and the others must have inside information, otherwise why was there no unexpected surprise at all?

Ye Ke and the other two didn't know what he was thinking. Of course they were happy. How could they not be happy when encountering such a good thing?

But this tube-shaped building is the smallest of the houses they bought in Hai City. In addition, they have already been excited at home, so they are relatively calm at this moment.

Xu Xin's parents and elders are all employees of the textile factory. He has lived here since he was a child, and the neighbors who gather downstairs also know him.

When they saw Xu Xin running over to Ye Ke to say hello, they all looked over curiously, with some complicated looks.

Some are envious, some are indifferent, and some are disgusted...

Hmm? Disgusted? What did they do to offend anyone?

Ye Ke frowned, raised his chin towards Xu Xin, and asked directly, "Are they talking about you?"

They couldn't be discussing him, Zheng Jiayi, and her son, right? They were strangers to this group of people.

Xu Xin had his back to the group of people. He immediately turned around and looked in the direction Ye Ke was looking. When the group of people saw Xu Xin looking over, they tacitly withdrew their gaze and continued chatting as if nothing had happened.

Xu Xin snorted coldly, "Oh, the house I bought belongs to the old man in blue."

Xu Xin was not surprised.

When their family wanted to sell the house, that old man Zhou was always saying sour things, saying that if they had money they should either buy a new house directly or buy one in the city.

Who would come to this countryside and buy a small, shabby tube-shaped house?

Xu Xin knew that Old Man Zhou was not pessimistic about the house here, after all, he lived here himself.

He just didn't want Xu Xin to earn the commission, so he made sarcastic remarks just to attack Xu Xin.

There wasn't even any other reason, he just couldn't stand Xu Xin, a jerk like that. He didn't even have a proper job, but he was getting better and better.

Later, when he saw that Xu Xin had actually sold the house, and even sold several units at once, Old Zhou no longer had time to complain.

In addition, his son and daughter-in-law kept nagging him to sell their house and buy a new one, so Old Man Zhou put on a serious face and took the initiative to find Xu Xin, entrusting him to sell his own house as well.

Xu Xin only cared about money and didn't care much about Old Man Zhou's previous sarcasm, so he happily took the order.

This timing just happened to coincide with Xu Xin's reaction and he also wanted to buy a house with Ye Ke.

So Xu Xin wanted to buy it directly from Old Man Zhou.

Of course, the process was not that direct. He tricked Old Man Zhou into thinking that the buyer was out of town and he didn't know when he would be back, but the money had already been transferred, so he needed Old Man Zhou to transfer the house to him first.

Old Man Zhou was not a naive man, but he never thought that Xu Xin would do such a weird thing as selling his own house first and then buying someone else's house.

What's more, the money is in place, so Old Man Zhou doesn't care too much about such small details.

So the two of them made the deal happily.

When Old Man Zhou got the money, he rarely praised Xu Xin against his will.

This little bit of goodwill disappeared a few months later when I learned that Pudong was about to be demolished.