Chronicles of the Seventies

281-290

Chapter 281: Recognition of Relatives (Part 2) Chapter 281: Recognition of Relatives (Part 2)
Zhou Qingfang was very anxious: "Uncle Pu, I have to go to Beidaihe urgently. It may take two days."

Pu Jianxin frowned. There were only four people at the savings counter, and one of them was assigned to handle corporate business. How could they allow one person to take two days off?

Zhou Qingfang was very anxious and looked like she had to ask for leave.

Pu Jianqing was not in a good mood and said, "You asked for a day off at the beginning of July, saying that you were sending your child to your mother-in-law's house. Now it's only the middle of the month and you want to ask for another day off, two days more. Go ahead and take it. I'll deduct half a month's salary!"

Zhou Qingfang's face darkened when she heard this, but she insisted, "Then go ahead!" But she didn't care in her heart.

As expected, Zhou Qingfang did not come the next day, so the workload increased a lot. Li Xianglu could still accept it, but it was a bit hard to put the goods into storage at night. Fortunately, there were a few people from the security department to help, but they required points and storage levels, which increased the workload.

On the third day, Zhou Qingfang still didn't come. Pu Jianxin's face was as black as the bottom of a pot. Everyone worked quietly and didn't dare to say anything.

It was almost four o'clock when a batch of money was delivered from the post office. Li Xianglu and Sister He were called out to count the money and put it into the warehouse. After they finished counting the money, they discovered that the key to the underground warehouse was missing.

This key is not the key to the last floor, but the key to the first two floors of doors. The key is placed in a drawer.

It turned out to be missing, so everyone started looking for it, and finally found it in the trash can. No one could understand it, but as long as the key was not in the cupboard, there would be no problem.

Li Xianglu felt that since the key had been lost for nearly half an hour, she had to report the matter to the bank president.

However, Sister He winked at Li Xianglu, telling her to stop talking.

Pu Jianxin frowned for a long time before saying, "The president is in a meeting and won't be here until tomorrow afternoon."

Seeing this, Li Xianglu didn't say anything more. After all, she had already said that the president was going to a meeting, but she didn't say that she wouldn't report it to her superiors.

But what made Li Xianglu strange was that in the next few days, Pu Jianxin did not let Li Xianglu do the warehousing work and directly assigned her to the business on the corporate side. Was it because of her talking too much that day?

But Li Xianglu felt that this was her responsibility. If others didn't do it after she told them, that was their problem. If she didn't say anything, that was her problem as a human being.

The bank had to work one day on Saturday, so Li Xianglu came to work as usual. Surprisingly, Zhou Qingfang did not come.

Pu Jianxin simply asked Sister He to deduct one month's salary from her attendance record as a warning.

Just after taking a break at noon, before Li Xianglu had time to change her clothes, she heard Sister He shouting, "Xiao Li, your sister-in-law is here!"

Sister-in-law? The naughty kid is here.

Li Xianglu turned around and saw Xiong Youxin standing at the door of the bank with an anxious look on his face. She dragged him to the backyard and asked as they walked, "Why did you come to pick me up again? Didn't I tell you, Tianren, you should stay at home and be careful not to get tanned?"