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

The demolition process went exceptionally smoothly this time, with almost no residents making trouble or negotiating terms. Ye Ke probably thought it was because they had waited too long. After all, all the other areas around them that could be demolished had been demolished, leaving only this one, and there had been no movement.

Everyone's mentality also changed from high-profile waiting at the beginning, to eager anticipation later, and finally to disappointment.

In the end, I was almost desperate. Could it be that the higher-ups ran out of money after all the demolition work? So they just stopped developing this area?

Now that we have finally received the news of the demolition, everyone just wants to finalize it quickly and get it done to avoid any further complications. What if something unexpected happens?

The demolition office has the same idea.

The Puxi New Area has just been established and is in the process of large-scale development. Buildings are being demolished here and there nearby.

The staff currently in charge of the demolition in this area had just finished their work in the previous demolition area, and the entire demolition team continued with this new project intact.

Their last project was in the early stages of development, and the people they encountered every day were all different: some were greedy and demanded exorbitant amounts of money, while others were cautious and fought tooth and nail. Some, relying on their age, used their bodies as a threat. Finally, some were stubborn and refused to relocate.

In short, we've all dealt with all sorts of unreasonable demands together, sharing the good and the bad. The people in this demolition area have suddenly become so easy to talk to. When the staff announced the demolition conditions and found no one objecting, they were overjoyed.

After the surprise, I immediately started the next process. I didn’t want to give everyone time to react, so as to avoid unnecessary complications if it was delayed.

The order of demolition for each household was decided by drawing lots on the spot. Ye Ke was not there at the time, so after communicating with the staff over the phone, he entrusted Zheng Jiayi to help with the drawing of lots.

Ye Ke really had bad luck. When Zheng Jiayi drew lots for her own house, she was ranked 16th, but when it was her turn to draw for Ye Ke, she actually drew 87th, which was almost at the bottom of the list.

When Ye Ke heard this order, he slapped his hands hard several times.

It’s really dark.

Not only does he blacken himself, but he also blackens others.

She is completely different from her lucky cousin Ye Anan.

According to the current efficiency of the staff, it may be next week's working day when it is Ye Ke's turn to sign the measurement.

It just so happened that Zheng Jiayi herself didn't care much about the order of demolition. After all, she was not working now. The busiest time of the month was the days when she collected rent. The rest of the time she was busy taking care of the house and making some delicious "tonic" for Ye Canyang.

Anyway, she has been staying in Hai City, so it doesn't matter to her whether the demolition is done early or late.

She discussed with Ye Ke that they should change the order so that Ye Ke could finish it during the weekend.

The two homeowners had discussed it themselves, so the staff of the demolition office naturally would not object.

So that afternoon, the remaining houses of Ye Ke entered the demolition process.

The tenants of these houses have not moved out yet.

When Ye Ke followed the staff to these houses to measure them, it was also the first time he met them.

While the staff were taking measurements, Ye Ke looked around and carefully checked the interior of the house.

Although the small room is a bit simple, it is clean and tidy, and it is obvious that the resident has good hygiene habits.

One of the young female tenants saw Ye Ke carefully looking around and said warily, "I didn't move anything. You can't just deduct my money."