novellhall Chapter 172 We'll talk about it after we buy it.
Chapter 172 We'll talk about it after we buy it.
Besides, the child needs a father, and she doesn't want to spend every day at the Industrial Technology Research Institute doing research in front of a bunch of machines.
Therefore, Qiao An did not beat around the bush when faced with Yu Linzhou's probing.
"Secretary Yu, I won't be working in Pingjing. Vice President Wang mentioned the matter of special workers being affiliated in his letter. After thinking about it, I think I'll stay with our factory instead."
"Really...really?"
Yu Linzhou's eyes widened, and the documents in his hands were deformed from being squeezed so tightly.
"That's great! That's really great!"
Zhao Zhengang punched the air, "In all these years, our Zhongchuan Province only has two special workers, including you. If you were to work for our factory, I could set up a specialized laboratory, and we could conduct research!"
"Qiao An, do you have any other requests? Vice Governor Xu said that as long as it doesn't violate principles, he can get it done." Zhao Zhengang was overjoyed.
Require?
Qiao An was overjoyed.
It's true what they say, when you're about to doze off, someone brings you a pillow.
If she can get the vice governor to help her with the storefront in the provincial capital, who would dare to trip her up in the future?
"I really need the province to help me out."
Qiao An told him about her plan to buy a storefront in the provincial capital.
"The provincial capital has indeed relaxed its policies, and many people have started buying and selling houses privately. However, since they cannot register and transfer ownership, the risks are relatively high."
"I'll ask Vice Governor Xu about what you're talking about. If he thinks it's okay, then it's definitely okay," Yu Linzhou agreed.
Qiao An moved into her new house, and Huo Fang also successfully enrolled in school.
The children at the machine tool factory's primary school were friendly, and their parents had probably given instructions, so no one ostracized her.
Huo Fang goes to school with a smile every day, even happier than she was in Lianchi Village.
Qiao An now lives closer to the canteen and police station, so she doesn't have to get up early every day.
They can drive their own cars around, looking very impressive.
The only downside is Wen Xiaoxiao.
The child's parents have not been found yet.
Even Jiang Yushun felt something was amiss.
Qiao An drove to the provincial capital to look at storefronts and even took Jiang Yushun with her.
Jiang Yushun went to the public security bureaus in several districts to inquire about Wen Xiaoxiao's parents.
Strangely, there was no police report for Wen Xiaoxiao's disappearance.
The provincial capital attaches great importance to this major human trafficking case, and is therefore actively searching for the children's parents.
But Wen Xiaoxiao is the only one I can't find.
Logically speaking, if Wen Xiaoxiao cannot find her family after a certain period of time, she should be sent to an orphanage.
But Joanne really couldn't bear to part with it.
Wen Xiaoxiao is well-behaved and knows how to care for others.
She also got along very well with Huo Chen and the others.
Before Wen Xiaoxiao could say anything about the orphanage, the topic of the orphanage was brought up.
Huo Ning burst into tears first, clinging to Wen Xiaoxiao and refusing to let go.
Qiao An was also helpless and could only report to Jiang Yushun.
Let Wen Xiaoxiao stay at your home for now.
Anyway, there's not much difference between raising three or four.
As April begins, the temperature rises day by day.
Qiao An always felt listless and had no appetite.
I don't have much energy, and I feel like I don't get enough sleep every day.
Getting up at 7 a.m. is painful.
The county's commendation came down, and Qiao An received a "Good Samaritan" certificate and a 100 yuan bonus.
She hasn't kept track of money for a while.
With nothing to do in the evening, I went into the space while all the children were asleep.
The moment Qiao An stepped into the space, she noticed something was wrong.
The area of the space has expanded again!
The warehouse is about the same size as before, but the living area has changed from a one-story mud house to a two-story building.
It also includes a bathroom, toilet, and kitchen.
It has a bit of that feel of a self-built villa in the countryside.
Joan quickly ran to the planting area.
Several new kinds of vegetables have appeared in the vegetable garden, and mushrooms are growing densely under the shade of the trees.
She even saw extremely rare matsutake mushrooms.
The orchards are the same; they now have more dragon fruit, cherries, bananas, and oranges.
Qiao An is certain that she can definitely do business in the market in the future.
The question now is how to transport these vegetables and fruits from the space to Yunnan Province after they join the army.
Walking along the vegetable garden, Joan heard the clear sound of flowing water.
But the sound was blocked by a thick fog; she could only hear the sound, but couldn't get there.
Qiao An believes that the reason for this spatial revival is most likely because she helped the machine tool factory make the guide rail installer.
The guide rail installer made by the machine tool factory has a higher precision than the most advanced one made by Pingjing.
It can be said that Qiao An indirectly promoted the development of science and technology in Xia Kingdom.
Qiao An took a stroll around the space.
Apart from the changes in the vegetable garden and orchard, the planting area and breeding area remain the same as before.
She returned to the living area, sat at the desk Huo Jiyun had made for her, and began counting her money.
She didn't know how long she had been counting, but Qiao An's neck was starting to ache.
She used rubber bands to bundle the money according to its different denominations.
One stack, two stacks, three stacks...
One hundred and thirty-two hundred and eighty-seven dollars and two mao.
There were coins in both small and large amounts, like a small mountain of money.
Joan felt dizzy just looking at it.
With this money, buying a storefront in the provincial capital would be a piece of cake.
She looked at all three storefronts, and the location that Feng Sanqiang and his group found was good.
It's located in the most bustling area of the city center, and the size is just right.
The price was astronomical for people of that era, but Joan was rich.
Vice Governor Xu of the Provincial Party Committee has approved her purchase of three storefronts.
I can go to the provincial capital to pay the money tomorrow.
Starting in April, the Municipal Administration Bureau was renamed the Industry and Commerce Bureau.
Yu Linzhou said that Vice Governor Xu had already spoken with the director of the Industry and Commerce Bureau.
They were the ones who issued the house transfer agreement to Qiao An.
This means the agreement has been formally approved and is essentially equivalent to a property certificate.
Taking advantage of the break, Qiao An quickly drove to the provincial capital.
They bought those three street-front shops.
With the full liberalization of the individual economy, various provinces and cities are exploring different approaches. Qiao An has no plans to open any shops or do anything at this stage.
We'll talk about it after we buy it.
Qiao An has been away from Lianchi Village for more than half a month.
Finally, someone noticed that Qiao An's family seemed to have been absent from Lianchi Village for a long time.
The news of Huo Fang's transfer had already spread, but everyone thought that Qiao An wanted Huo Fang to go to town in advance to adapt to life there.
When the old ladies at the village entrance were chatting, they said that Qiao An had money to burn.
He's a complete idiot, raising his niece like a daughter and spending so much money to transfer her to a school in town. He's such a simpleton.
Later, they gradually discovered that Joan and her family had disappeared.
The Huo family has recently gained a bad reputation in the village; people no longer mention them when chatting.
So they didn't know these things.
Liu Huying also managed to meet with Qiao An's adoptive mother, Tian Yanli.
He embellished the story and began to describe Joan's current life.
Actually, she didn't exaggerate. In fact, she was even being conservative in her description. After all, the best life Liu Huying could imagine was eating meat dumplings once a week.
However, Qiao Anjia had meat at every meal, and every meal consisted of white rice and white flour steamed buns.
When Tian Yanli heard that Qiao An was doing so well, she felt terrible.
When I got home that evening, I talked to my family about Qiao An.
Qiao An was the child that Qiao Shuiniu's sister brought home.
His sister initially said the child was hers and all she needed was food.
She left her child behind and went to Shenzhou, where she later fell seriously ill and died.
The Qiao family took her words to heart.
They really raised Qiao An based on the premise that he wouldn't starve.