A soft-waisted educated youth has sex with a loyal dog and a rough guy in the 1960s

Chapter 1250 Extremely ill
Fu Jingyou took Minmin to the county train station, and on the way, he not only arranged to pick her up in advance but also inquired about the situation of his family's children.

Along with that, I also called the factory to inquire and handle some minor matters.

Now, let's talk about home.

Minmin has a quiet personality and speaks softly in daily life, so her presence is usually rather weak.

After she left, nothing much changed at home.

Minjie and Minrui run around and play noisily every day, keeping the place lively as ever.

After the eighteenth day of the first lunar month, the village officially started school.

Minjie and Minru returned to school, and things became a little quieter around the adults.

However, when it comes to schooling, the situation is quite different in my hometown and northern Beijing.

Many schools in northern Beijing have begun implementing a 6-3 school system as a pilot program.

But my hometown remains unchanged.

Minjie started school later than Shi'an, and there was originally a grade difference between them.

Because of this policy, Shi An spent another year in sixth grade, and when he entered junior high school last year, Min Jie also entered junior high school.

However, the conditions in the countryside are not as good as those in the city.

Shi An has a car to pick her up and drop her off at school, but Min Jie doesn't.

The nearest middle school is in town, more than ten kilometers away from home.

It takes about half an hour to forty minutes to walk from the coal mine where Brother He works.

If we have to commute back and forth every day, it's not only tiring for the children, but also for the adults in the family, who are either farming or working, so they don't have the means to pick them up and drop them off.

Minjie was still just a boy.

Getting up early to go to school alone is fine, but walking home alone in the dark by riverbank or mountain path at night inevitably raises safety concerns.

So when they first enrolled, knowing that the school offered accommodation, the family paid the accommodation fee for Minjie.

Minjie usually goes home once a week.

If I got out of school early on Wednesdays or Thursdays, I would sometimes stay overnight at Brother He's place.

Unlike schools in the city, middle schools in rural areas don't offer full-service care once you pay for meals.

Minjie eats his meals at school by bringing his own food rations from home. He puts as much food as he wants into his lunchbox as he wants to eat, and delivers it to the cafeteria at a fixed time every day.

The lunchbox has your name on it; just go to the cafeteria to find it when it's lunchtime at school.

Needless to say, the food was also excellent.

The food we usually eat is pickled vegetables that we pack in advance in jars and can last for a week.

Although there are many children in the village, only a few are sent to school.

Minjie went to the town for middle school, leaving Minrui, who was only in second grade, alone.

Before, his older brother would take him to and from school, but now, Minru can only walk with a few other children from the same village.

But no matter what, for a six or seven-year-old child, the distance from home to the production brigade is not exactly close.

Perhaps it's because their children have better conditions in the city in every aspect.

So whether it's Minjie or Minrui, Fu Jingyou felt that the two children had suffered some losses during their studies.

Initially, the focus was on Lu Miao, and Fu Jingyou didn't pay much attention to this matter.

As the weather warmed up, Lu Miao's condition improved, and Fu Jingyou felt a little more at ease.

It was around this time that Fu Jingyou, after noticing the situation of his two children's schooling while frequently going in and out of the village to buy things in town, made the decision to stop the two children from going through all that trouble.

He said that during his time at home, he would just step on the gas every day and give someone a ride along the way.

Even if the elderly couple had different opinions, it wouldn't matter, because Fu Jingyou did exactly what he said and finalized the matter directly.

Seeing that they couldn't control his household, the elderly couple simply let him do as he pleased. Sending the children to school was the same whether they were one or two.

The same applies to three or four.

Fu Jingyou took pity on several other dark-skinned and thin children from the same village and brought them along as well, intermittently.

Earlier, because of Minmin's arranged marriage, Aunt Wu had privately gossiped about Fu Jingyou and Lu Miao in the village.

They said that Fu Jingyou had become successful but had forgotten his roots. He not only disregarded his family back home, but also acted arrogantly.

They also said that Lu Miao was seriously ill and would die soon, and that this was because Fu Jingyou was a dishonest person.

The villagers didn't agree with this statement and felt it was inappropriate to say it that way. They privately told Aunt Wu to stop talking nonsense.

Aunt Wu was angry with Fu Jingyou, and she didn't get any support in the village, so she was even angrier.

However, because Fu Jingyou gave the children a ride, he received unanimous gratitude and praise in the village. Aunt Wu was afraid of provoking public anger, so she dared not talk about the couple's affairs anymore.

But Aunt Wu couldn't let go of the matter of marriage.

So, Aunt Wu focused her attention on Minmin again, and all day long she would complain to people in a sour tone that no matter how successful the girl was, it would all belong to someone else in the future.

They also mocked Minmin as a golden phoenix that flew out of a chicken coop, saying that even if she climbed up a high branch, what good would it do?
Let's see how long she can hold onto this high position.

Aunt Wu didn't believe Fu Jingyou's claim that he would raise Minmin as his own child.

Fifth Aunt thought that Fu Jingyou was only willing to support Minmin for the time being, and it was impossible for him to protect Minmin for the rest of his life.

No matter how glamorous or successful Minmin is, it's all temporary.

Once she's no longer with her uncle and aunt, what will she be?

She doesn't even like her nephew!

I'm afraid that by then she'll be too old and won't be able to find anyone to take her in!

Aunt Wu thought to herself with satisfaction.

But this was just her own opinion.

She talked too much, and gradually the villagers stopped paying attention to her.

However, not everyone completely believed that Lu Miao was about to die.

For example, Zhao Lanxiang believed it completely.

Although Zhao Lanxiang had never been to the Fu family's place, she had heard plenty of gossip and idle chatter in the village.

If it really is just a minor ailment, Lu Miao can get it treated in Beijing. She's not stupid; she can enjoy life in the city.
Is it worth coming back to this poor, remote place to suffer?
And now that he's back, that's all there is to it. Everyone in the village says that Lu Miao has never even shown his face once.

For such a long time, if someone wasn't terminally ill and on the verge of death, why would they hide it?

Zhao Lanxiang believed it to be true and was convinced that Lu Miao would not live long.

No matter how great you are, you can't take your glory with you when you die!
Thinking this, Zhao Lanxiang couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and joy.

Amidst her long-standing complex emotions, Zhao Lanxiang couldn't help but think and hope every day.

How is Lu Miao doing today?

Will he die?

They also hoped that Lu Miao would die sooner.

It was as if only when Lu Miao was truly dead could all the unhappiness in her life be quelled.

But the reality is quite the opposite.

When it was cold before, Lu Miao was reluctant to move around.

As the weather gradually warmed up, she was willing to get out of bed and walk around more, and she was also able to do some small things within her ability in her daily life.

Increased physical activity not only promotes blood circulation but also improves digestive function.