Chronicles of the Seventies

251-260

Chapter 251 Back to the third update Chapter 251 Back to the third update

The people who came back were Qin Zhen and Li Jianqing. Both of them were wearing military green uniforms and carrying a large backpack on their backs.

Qin Xi went to open the door, while Li Xianglu was stunned when she saw Qin Zhen. Is this still Qin Zhen? This guy is so dark that he is almost unrecognizable. He has also lost a lot of weight and seems to have grown taller. The most striking thing is that his temperament has changed all of a sudden.

The person is still the same person, the somewhat childish Qin Zhen, but he straightens his back when standing, and even bends at a certain angle. It seems that the military academy is really a good place. In just half a year, a person who couldn't even stand properly instantly became sharp-looking.

Qin Zhen complained of being tired as soon as he entered the door. Seeing the table full of food, he was not in a hurry to eat. He almost put down his bag and ran to the living room to make a phone call.

Li Xianglu knew with her heels that it was a call to Lu Anna. She helped her brother put away his backpack and other things, and told him to wash his hands and eat, and talk about other things later.

Li Jianqing didn't change much, except that he became much calmer and his eyes and brows became much colder.

While eating, he asked his sister about her academic issues. He still had two and a half years before graduation, while his sister was already a junior and would graduate in more than a year. He asked about her career direction and other issues with concern.

Then one thing was mentioned, that is, Li Erfu moved out of Lijia Village and moved to the county. It was said that he opened a noodle restaurant in the county with someone else, which was considered a private one. This was Chunhua's idea.

Li Xianglu said that she already knew about it. In May, Li Erfu wrote to her, saying that the noodle shop business was good and he could make four or five yuan a day. He also mailed her some millet and red dates, which are special products of Guanzhong. Li Xianglu felt a little resentful towards Li Erfu, but after experiencing his divorce and being hurt, she felt much less resentful. It was also because she occupied the body of the original owner, so Li Xianglu thought it was filial piety, so she mailed some rare candies, some books, and schoolbags, and put two pieces of woolen cloth in them.

Li Jianqing had just finished eating his buns when he saw Qin Zhen sitting down in a hurry. He picked up the buns and stuffed them into his mouth. He ate two in one breath, drank a bowl of porridge, and picked up two buns on the table and said to Qin Xi, "Brother, give me some money. I'll go out."

Qin Xi knew that his brother had gone to see Lu Anna, and frowned and asked, "Where's your own money?" Before the holiday, Li Xianglu mailed fifty yuan to Qin Zhen so that he could buy tickets and food on the way. How could it be gone so quickly?

Qin Zhen blushed: "I bought a gift for Anna."

Qin Xi frowned and said, "Do you know how much money your house cost?" Although the money was his, it was also owned by him and Li Xianglu. He spent more than 100,000 yuan in one go, not to mention all their savings. The decoration cost another 7,000 or 8,000 yuan, and this was using the money that Grandpa Li had left with Li Xianglu. Although the old man said it was okay, that was for Qin Zhen, not for Li Xianglu.

Qin Zhen blushed, he was already twenty years old, and it was not nice to ask his married brother for money, but he was going out, and he couldn't let Anna spend the money.

Li Xianglu took out twenty yuan from her pocket and handed it over, saying, "Use it sparingly."

Qin Xi said coldly: "Starting tomorrow, you and Jianqing will start collecting junk. There will be too many places to spend money in the future. What can you do with your allowance?"