The passer-by sister who wears the female supporting role in the era

Chapter 14 Begin to Prepare for Writing the Manuscript
Hearing Accountant Li's request, the female cashier took out a piece of letter paper from her bag and tore it in half, and handed over half of the letter paper and a pen.

"Thank you."

Gao Hongxia hurriedly took it with a smile on her face, then wrote it according to Accountant Li's dictation and handed it to him with a handprint.

Accountant Li took the certificate and glanced at it, frowning, this girl looks okay, but the wording is too ugly.

Check it out and put it down, pointing to a box somewhere on the ledger: "You sign your name here, and then put your fingerprint on it."

"Ok."

Gao Hongxia's eyes lit up, and she bent over proudly holding the pen...

"Gao Hongxia."

At this critical moment, a hoarse male voice sounded abruptly in the period of voice change, which not only startled a few people who were close by.

When Gao Hongxia heard this extremely familiar voice, she straightened up and turned her head to look, when she saw the angry elder brother and Gao Yueyang walking towards her with a calm expression.

Her pupils shrank suddenly, her proud smile instantly became very shocked, and her ruddy face became pale as paper.

With a flick of the hand, the pen fell to the ground.

"Hey, what's the matter with you, you will pay for the broken pen."

The female cashier has sharp eyes, and she will get up and pick it up when she is distressed.

Gao Hongxia reacted quickly, and hurriedly bent down to pick up the pen, but a slender, thin hand took a step ahead.

Gao Yueyang picked up the pen and looked at it, then directly handed it to the cashier: "The pen is not broken, please check it."

The female cashier reached out to take it with a frown and an unhappy face. After tossing and checking it carefully, she was relieved when she found that there was no problem.

This is the reward that my man finally got for his meritorious deeds.

At this time, Gao Hongxia's eyeballs turned and slowly moved to the side, trying to slip away, but just a few steps after she turned around, she was firmly held back by Gao Hongjun.

Finally, to break free, he could only stare at Gao Yueyang with jealousy and hatred to receive his wages.

Gao Yueyang actually took out two settlement slips from the pocket of his clothes and handed them over: "I'm Gao Yueyang."

Accountant Li and the cashier looked at each other, wondering what the hell the two sisters were making trouble with, the master didn't get sick at first glance.

Accountant Li reached out to take it and took a look. After confirming that there was no problem, he hurriedly started the process, because the people behind couldn't wait to start urging again.

The ledger recorded the amount of money deducted because there were dozens of unqualified matchboxes.

In the end, the wages that could be taken away were seven yuan, eighty-nine cents, and Gao Yueyang felt that there was nothing wrong, so he pressed his handprint directly.

After that, the three brothers and sisters of the Gao family walked out of the back alley of the match factory without making a sound.

Several people stopped in an unoccupied corner, Gao Yueyang directly found out five dollars, and handed the rest to Gao Hongjun:
"Brother, take the money back first, give the younger brother a few cents, and keep the rest for us to eat at the state-run restaurant tomorrow. I have to go back to school now."

It is absolutely safest to hand this money into the hands of Gao Hongjun, since Gao's mother specified that she could not get it out.

Seeing her firm attitude, Gao Hongjun knew that she was in a bad mood and knew what she meant, so he didn't refuse, and reached out to take it and instructed:
"Then go back quickly, and talk about other things when you get home from school."

Of course, what he said was referring to Gao Hongxia stealing wages.

"Well, big brother, I'll go first."

Gao Yueyang turned around and left, completely ignoring Gao Hongxia from beginning to end.

Because, from now on, Gao Yueyang has included Gao Hongxia in the ranks of villains, and the best way to treat villains is to choose to ignore them.

But this doesn't mean that she will swallow her anger and pretend that this has never happened. She has the time and means to deal with the villain, and she will do it without knowing it, so she can't pick out the fault.

It's just that Gao Yueyang won't use any means to achieve his goals. If he really does that, he will gradually make himself the same as those villains and wicked people, and he will also become the person he hates the most.

Therefore, Gao Yueyang will never allow himself to forget his original intention and lose his kindness.She spends her precious time doing meaningful things, and that is the truth that never changes.

As for Gao Hongxia, hehe, her current personality and behavior have been fixed, and the way her parents raised her can't turn her around.

The Gao brothers and sisters walked silently on their way home. Not long after, Gao Hongxia finally couldn't help complaining:
"Big brother, Gao Yueyang is going too far. Our family has worked hard to paste a matchbox for a month, and she took five yuan by herself. Big brother, you can let her be so arrogant."

After listening to Gao Hongxia's remarks and provocation, Gao Hongjun's forehead showed blue veins, and he stopped and said sharply:

"What does it mean that our family has worked hard for a month. You haven't even touched a finger. What right do you have to accuse Yueyang of taking too much. The money you get from sticking the matchbox has nothing to do with you at all."

"Most of the matchboxes are made by Yueyang herself, she can spend whatever she wants."

Gao Hongxia was still unconvinced, bit her lip and raised her neck, raised her eyebrows and retorted: "Our family is not divided, no matter who earns money, it will be spent on the whole family."

Gao Hongjun couldn't bear it any longer, his face turned upside down, and he questioned Gao Hongxia with a dignified look: "Then why are you doing this today? Don't say that you plan to bring it back to our mother, I won't believe it if you kill me."

Gao Hongxia was dumbfounded, and she began to look around, dodging her eyes, not daring to look at Gao Hongjun with a guilty conscience.

Gao Hongjun snorted coldly, ignoring the clamor of the people behind him and hurried home.

He thought to himself, why did he only find out that his sister had such a crooked heart and said some crooked reasons.

Gao Hongxia stomped her feet on the spot with red eyes. It was over. Today, not only did she put a few classmates' pigeons, but she also made a blunder about her promise to lend money to her good friend Zhou Lingling.

Damn, how could Gao Yueyang rush here so coincidentally, only Zhou Lingling knows about his plan to falsely collect wages.

But she couldn't tell Gao Yueyang, after all, she came up with the idea, and she couldn't understand it after thinking about it.

……

On the other hand, Gao Yueyang did not rush back to school, but went straight to buy a hero pen, and then spent some of the money he had saved before to buy ink, a stack of letter paper, a few envelopes, and a stamp.

The waste collection station on West Deng Street is also far from his home. Before, Gao Yueyang was busy putting together matchboxes.

During the period, I was stared at by Zhou Lingling for a while, so I didn't have time to come.

Since we are going to start writing manuscripts, we must understand the style and content of articles in this era, and we must be clear about what can be written and what cannot be written.

The gatekeeper was a middle-aged woman. Gao Yueyang walked over and explained his purpose directly: "Hello auntie, I want to find some old newspapers to go back and paste the wall."

The woman raised her eyes: "Well, it's 2 cents a pound. After entering, turn left and walk directly under the eaves to see it."

"OK, thanks."

Gao Yueyang nodded his thanks and walked in.

After quickly picking out dozens of newspapers with the most recent date, I rummaged through several other places, but there was nothing useful.

In the end, I can only sigh helplessly. At this time, the waste collection station is still waste, and it is an extravagant hope to put together tables and chairs.

But yes, if you want to get a cheap price, others will also think of it if you are not stupid.

After paying two cents, I walked to an unoccupied corner and threw the newspaper directly in the space.

(End of this chapter)