HLnovel Chapter 124
Chapter 124
Upon seeing Zou Xiaohua, Zhao Da'e suddenly remembered that she had talked to Zhou Chunwen a few days ago about the two sons of their backyard neighbor getting married... It seemed she had mentioned it a bit too early, because it was obvious that Wu Er wasn't married yet, and neither was Wu Da. Zhao Da'e wasn't particularly close to them, so it was understandable that she had misremembered.
Because this Zou Xiaohua is Wu Er's future wife.
Zou Xiaohua was very thin, wearing a red and black plaid hoodie, black work pants, and low-cut leather shoes. She had her hair in a braid and a large mole on the left side of her cheek. As for her appearance, she wouldn't say she was ugly, but she was just average-looking.
Anyway, he's quite tall and thin.
Wu Er was taken aback when he saw that Zhao Da'e actually knew Zou Xiaohua, and nodded: "It's her."
Zou Xiaohua was a woman from another town. After graduating from high school, she went to school, but not to a good university. After graduation, she was assigned to the supply and marketing cooperative in the town. At that time, the supply and marketing cooperative was still considered a secure job, but in reality, it hadn't been paid for a long time. So most of the employees weren't very motivated.
Whether it's across the street or other places, there are many small shops, and the market sells a wide variety of goods. If there's anything that makes the supply and marketing cooperative in this area better than other places, it's that it has a wider selection of goods, they're genuine, and the prices are reasonable.
However, many things sold outside are cheaper and cheaper. Although the quality varies, the low price has squeezed the supply and marketing cooperatives' business, making it difficult for them to operate.
But since it's state-owned, many people still come here to buy expensive, high-quality items.
The supply and marketing cooperative in the street has a total of six employees and one manager, working in shifts. Usually, three people work a shift, and they have holidays off. To meet customer demand, they open at 5:00 AM, with one shift lasting until noon, and the afternoon shift until 7:00 PM.
Zou Xiaohua and Wu Er were in the same class, so they knew each other. However, they weren't very close. Zou Xiaohua had only been there a short time, as had Wu Er. There was also a significant age gap between them; Zou Xiaohua had already graduated from university and started working, and after a few more years of struggling, she was already twenty-seven this year, while Wu Er was only twenty-one.
"Second Brother, I know a little about the I Ching," Zhao Da'e started spouting nonsense. "I just did some calculations, and this Zou Xiaohua has an inexplicable connection with your family."
"What do you mean?" Wu Er was a little confused for a moment.
"It means exactly what it says. It means that Zou Xiaohua and your family have a predestined relationship. That's all I have to say, Second Brother. Think about it carefully." Zhao Da'e finished speaking and left.
Wu Er was left completely bewildered: ? ? ?
Wu Er was completely bewildered. Zou Xiaohua was supposed to be related to their family by marriage? Was this even plausible?
I really didn't know that Zhao Da'e could predict the future. I'll ask him about it when I get back.
In the North during that era, there were still many fortune tellers. The prevailing belief was that if you believed, it would exist; if you didn't, it wouldn't.
Wu Er didn't consider himself a superstitious person, but this was a big deal after all. So after get off work at noon, he went home, asked his father, and told him about it.
Wu's father was named Wu Shanhe. The old man was almost fifty. Upon hearing Wu Er's story, and looking at Wu Da and Wu Er, who were still unmarried, he decided to personally inquire whether Zhao Da'e could actually tell fortunes. Although Wu Shanhe wasn't superstitious, he now believed in everything in order to find a wife for his son…
Wu Shanhe arrived at Zhao Da'e's backyard, where Zhou Yuren was building a wall. Although it was noon, the weather was warm at this time, as it was too cold and icy in the morning and evening, so it was perfect for working at noon.