Liutang thought of me wholeheartedly, and I was moved and at the same time obediently agreed.
Don't be afraid of thieves stealing, just be afraid of thieves missing you.
Pei Chuan left me alone. I was alone at the headquarters, so it would be best if I could receive the training smoothly.
I don't take Rui Sheng's revenge seriously, but if he keeps pestering me endlessly, it will really be troublesome.
Whether it's spending a small amount of money or lowering my profile, as long as the other party is willing to change the story, I don't mind "being humble once".
"Pork ribs, beer duck, green vegetables..." I stood in front of the window, swiped my identity token according to Liutang's instructions, and started ordering.
Needless to say, the portions of the dishes were very generous and heavy on oil and water. Compared with the trembling hands of the school aunt, the two meat and three vegetables from the headquarters filled up the entire dinner plate.
"Find a seat and sit down. The white rice and hot soup are in the back." Liu Tang guided me with a smile: "Actually, I like the midnight snacks at the headquarters the most, even more than lunch."
"It's a pity that the opportunity to be on duty only comes up once every few months, and sometimes it's not even possible."
Liutang found an empty seat, sat down swaggeringly, and ordered me to get some food.
When I came back with two large bowls of rice and two bowls of hot soup, he continued: "There is a subsidy for working on duty, three hundred yuan a night, plus the salary for the month, it is very cost-effective."
"We are waiting for a large number of disciples in the hall. Master Xiao will take care of those disciples who give him gifts."
"Take Rui Sheng as an example. He worked for half a month last month and slept hard every night. He received a night shift subsidy of 4,500 yuan, which is more than my basic salary for a month."
"I don't have money to give gifts, so I was assigned to be on duty for one night at the end of last year."
"Hahaha, isn't it funny?"
Liutang was eating vegetables, smiling happily, but I could see sadness on his face.
This is the helplessness and unwillingness from the disciples at the bottom, as well as the suppressed helplessness.
I sighed softly, gave Liutang a piece of ribs from my plate, and said with relief: "Take your time, there will be a chance."
"Is there any?" Liutang's cheeks became slower as he chewed.
He raised his head and looked directly at me and said: "My parents died early. One died of liver and ascites pain, and the other died of stomach cancer and could not eat and starved to death."
"I was young at the time, less than ten years old, and I have almost forgotten what they looked like in my memory."
"My family was poor and I didn't leave any photos, let alone family portraits."
"My uncle and aunt have been farming all their lives, with their faces facing the loess and their backs to the sky, and they don't recognize a single person."
"For my sister and me, they only gave birth to a daughter and didn't even want a son."
"After graduating from junior high school, I stayed at home for a few years, helping my uncle and aunt with farm work. I was so tired that I couldn't stand up straight."
"I knew it was not an option to continue like this, so after I turned eighteen, I followed the people in the village to work, and happened to see the headquarters recruiting disciples as handymen."
"I take care of food, housing, and salary. Isn't this my dream job?"
Liu Tang grinned and said: "In the first year after joining the headquarters, I worked as a handyman in the logistics department. I never picked on the dirty work and never complained."
"I'll do the work that others don't want to do, and I'll do the overtime shifts that others don't want to do."
"The manager liked me and recommended me to the reception hall after I stayed there for one year."
"That year, I was nineteen years old, about the same age as you."
"I went to the reception hall and the work was very easy, but I needed to tinker with the computer, print out documents, and register information."
"I only have a junior high school diploma and know nothing about computers. I have never touched this thing."
"My brothers and sisters laughed at me, and my boss scolded me, saying that I was careless and brainless, and that I would only be able to do manual labor in my life."
"I hate it so much that I cry every night before going to bed while holding an introductory computer book while studying."
"I don't dare to go out and play during the one-day holiday every month. I stay in the Internet cafe all night, thinking about it by myself."
