"Happiness will never be with Ah Jiu again."

"Happiness will come, and it will come eventually, just like Ah Jiuyi."

"Maybe it's okay." Ah Jiu said dryly.

After a while, Na Jintang came back, bringing cheese, bread and fish.

She ate on the living room floor, the wax lamp burning on the broken lamp plate.

Although she hoped for a relaxed and cheerful atmosphere, a gloom still hung over her. The empty vegetable companies around her seemed to be emitting ghostly echoes.

Na Jintang sat there with one hand on Huo Zhuoshan's shoulder, his face had never been so serious and terrifying.

Ah Jiu knew that she blamed Ah Jiu for Na Jintang's injury, but she never revealed it to Ah Jiu.

In the past many weeks, she had tried her best to help Ah Jiu.

"Ahjiu thinks it's best to move the box now," she said after finishing the simple meal.

"Then I have to leave very early in the morning. My train leaves at nine o'clock, is that okay?"

"OK."

"Ajiu has already made an agreement with Little Blake, and she will drive over around six-thirty. She will tie my box to the roof of the car.

After I follow her, she will come back to get her gift."

"Have I booked a catering company with the hotel?" Huo Zhuoshan asked.

Na Jintang nodded, stood up and set off. In this empty vegetable company, she looked even taller.

The flickering lights on the ground cast long shadows on the walls.

Ah Jiu and Huo Zhuoshan packed the gifts, and after Na Jintang moved all the boxes to the meeting hall, the two employees went back to their rooms to rest.

Ah Jiu put on his pants, put other clothes and toiletries into the luggage bag, and blew out the wax lamp.

Ah Jiu climbed onto the couch, knowing that he would toss and turn in multiple spaces, just like he had been doing at night for the past five weeks.

Ah Jiu got up at six o'clock and got dressed. Huo Zhuoshan came in, carrying a steaming cup of coffee, which Zhu Tou Wu could have cooked in the deserted kitchen downstairs.

Ah Jiu knew that Zhu Tou Wu had not made any arrangements. Zhu Tou Wu was already dressed and ready to go. Zhu Tou Wu stayed with Ah Jiu and tried his best to look happy.

The train came from behind along the street. Ah Jiu picked up her luggage bag and walked to the building where Jin Tang was waiting.

Within a few minutes, the suitcases were loaded on the roof of the car, and she was on her way. Teddy Black, who had eyes wide open, drove the train through the still-dark streets toward the dock.

Once at the pier, Na Jintang completed all the formalities. She found the berth of Ah Jiu's train and safely loaded her suitcase onto the train.

The moon had just risen, and the sky was orange. The train was only tan, and the dock was the same. Ah Jiu and Huo Zhuoshan stood watching the passengers get on the gangplank behind them, Zhu Touwu held Ah Jiu's hand tightly.

Before Jintang turned around, Zhu Touwu pulled Ah Jiu over and hugged Ah Jiu tightly, his eyes filled with tears.

"Goodbye, friends." Zhu Tou Wu said softly.

"Bye bye, Huo Zhuoshan."

"Ajiu will never forget me, Xiao Ma Liu."

"Ajiu will never forget me in his life. I wish Najintang and I will be happy."

Zhu Tou Wu sobbed and let go of Ah Jiu.

Fortunately, Na Jintang was back, otherwise Ah Jiu would have been unable to hold on any longer. Ah Jiu touched Zhu Tou Wu’s cheek, shook Na Jintang’s hand, and then reluctantly left the staff and stepped onto the springboard. Immediately afterwards,

The springboard was retracted.

Ah Jiu stood next to the train, holding the railing tightly with both hands. The train slowly left the pier. Na Jintang put a hand on Huo Zhuoshan's shoulder, and Zhu Touwu was still crying. The moon became brighter.

Ah Jiu could see Zhu Tou Wu's crystal tears. Zhu Tou Wu took out a handkerchief and waved it to Ah Jiu, and she gradually got farther and farther away.

Ah Jiu waved to Zhu Tou Wu, her heart filled with excitement that could no longer be suppressed.

Ah Jiu waved her hands and said goodbye to Huo Zhuo Mountain; goodbye to the Jintang; goodbye to everything in the past.

Tears rolled in her eyes, and Ah Jiu tried her best to endure it, but finally burst out. This was the first time Ah Jiu cried after Na Jintang was injured, and it will also be the last time Ah Jiu cried.

The heavy wheel train began to move slowly upstream, and Huozhuo Mountain and Najin Hall became small stations on the pier.

Huo Zhuoshan waved his handkerchief for the last time, and Ah Jiu also waved to Zhu Tou Wu. Ah Jiu wiped the tears from his eyes, turned around and left.

This scene of life has passed forever, what awaits Ah Jiu to get married in the future?

On Sunday morning, Ah Jiu was sitting in the small office upstairs behind the clothing company.

Having come to a conclusion, Ah Jiu closed the account book and put it aside. Ah Jiu did not owe any debts, but almost all the money was spent.

Ah Jiu knows that there may be a little income. Well, Ah Jiu can still make a living from the company.

The reason for the fact that Ajiu Minghong is red is also clear.

A ray of sunlight filtered in through the window, coating the wood-grained leather notebook with a layer of gold, and a tiny spot of light shone on the white ink bottle. Ah Jiu continued to sew gorgeous clothes for colleagues in "Shan Touch Home Town"

trousers.

A hometown town can't be a city square. It can be a prosperous, noisy city where hometown people are strictly divided into social classes. As the friction between the rebels and the royalists (members) increases,

Many of these families are quite wealthy, and many have ties to groups in their home cities. Employees bring property and a rigid class consciousness with them.

Colleagues who are successful in running a company have their own employees, the Five Pigs, and encounter textile colleagues who are gradually aging. The lives of these colleagues are unstable. The Five Pigs go from door to door, trying desperately to please those noble colleagues who have luxurious hometowns, masters and their pets.

broken.

Pampered co-workers. The Five Pigs are not related to the co-workers from the city square.

Ah Jiu's reputation has long been publicized. Somehow, these snobbish and confident colleagues already know that Ah Jiu can be the owner of a lunch box. In the eyes of the Zhutouwu, the lunch box can also be a brothel.

The moral behavior of the hometown town is the same as anywhere else, and social vices spread. But all of this is hidden behind a hypocritical and strong wall. In the hometown town, there is no dark society.

There are good citizens who can live on the hill and those terrible social scoundrels, employees who drink and revel in the restaurants and brothels on the mountain.

The class distinction can be clearly seen, and colleagues in the partnership society will definitely not patronize Ah Jiu's company.

Thinking of Ah Jiu's enthusiasm for pouring all his time, energy and money into this place earlier, Ah Jiu smiled bitterly.

Ah Jiu's company is in a small red frame building at the end of the main commercial street, almost on the outskirts of town. The small yard is surrounded by a red picket fence, and there are five tall elm trees growing in front of the company.

The third floor above the company house is Ah Jiu's living quarters, which can be seen from the bedroom window. Ah Jiu thought that those smart colleagues would soon flock to Ah Jiu's company house.

Ah Jiu hired two young assistants. The five pigs are smart and lively colleagues and children who are as eager as Ah Jiu to make this place a success.

After the first two days, one of them had to let Zhutou Wu fall behind; last day, Ah Jiu had no choice but to fire the third one.

There really isn't enough business to hire full-time assistants.

Although the lease period of this company shop is one year, Ah Jiuzhen doubts whether it can be extended for another six days.

·Ah Jiu can make a living, but just making a living is not enough. It is time to admit failure and turn to other industries.

Ah Jiu no longer intends to sew cheap, durable clothes for middle-class housewives, nor does she want to make eye-catching trousers for her colleagues.

Even if the company fails, it can still contribute to Ah Jiu's goals, help Ah Jiu go through a very difficult period, and teach Ah Jiu a lesson in social power.

The sun was swaying above the desk, the elm trees outside were shaking in the breeze, the company shop was quiet, and Ah Jiu still had a wry smile on her lips.

When you come to your hometown town, you can put away the past and start from scratch. Ah Jiu wants to be a respected businessman and make the company the best among similar companies in the territory, and Ah Jiu's management

And blameless.

Ah Jiu is thinking about her own future. Ah Jiu is aware of her abilities, and Ah Jiu wants to use Ah Jiu's talents. However, these beautiful colleagues in her hometown and small town do not allow Ah Jiu to have a new start.

The Five Pigs put Ah Jiu on the same team from the very beginning and destroyed any chance of Ah Jiu's success.

Ah Jiu tried her best not to complain about this, but Ah Jiu could still be resentful. Ah Jiu wanted to fight back against these conceited and hypocritical women.

Show it to the Five Pigs, Ah Jiu will definitely do it. No matter what, Ah Jiu will make the Five Pigs change their views. The company failed, but the Five Pigs did not defeat Ah Jiu. Ah Jiu will fight back.

A plan began to form in Ah Jiu's mind, which was completely retaliatory. Ah Jiu didn't know if he could complete this plan, but one thing was certain:

Ah Jiu didn't want to be another victim and passively let her do it. Ah Jiu was forced by life and had to survive. After leaving the office, Ah Jiu returned to the bedroom on the back floor. It was already past two o'clock.

Before five o'clock, Ah Liu will take Ah Jiu to take her wheel train for a ride.

In the past two days, she has been like this almost every Sunday. Ah Liulu, three or three years old, tall and slender.

A Liu Donkey ranked third, her father was a duke, and his plantation was one of the largest in the territory.

Ah Liulu's background, wealth and chiseled good looks made her easily the most outstanding single person in the neighborhood.

She is gentle, reserved and dignified.

Ah Jiu is worried that she is passionately pursuing Ah Jiu.

Ah Liulu obviously doesn't understand the rules and regulations of the respectable upper class. Two days ago, she came to Ah Jiu's company to buy a birthday gift for her sister Cynthia.

Her elegant clothes and cold demeanor made it clear at a glance that she was a member of the gentleman class. She was embarrassed by the extra accessories and tacky clothes she had worn six weeks before leaving.

She was obviously at a loss, smiled gently, and silently begged Ah Jiu for help. Ah Jiu was touched by her cute, childish, gentle and warm smile.

After recommending many gifts, Ah Jiu sold her a beautiful square shawl. She said thank you and left.

Ah Jiu didn't take her matter to heart either.

However, on the third Sunday, when she came to ask Ah Jiu if he would be willing to take her new train to Xian for a ride, Ah Jiu was completely convinced.
To be continued...