Siheyuan: Start with a Truck Driver

Chapter 1119 Jia Zhang borrows food

The reason why Jia Zhangshi did not get involved in this matter was that he returned to Jiajiazhuang to borrow food.

You know, the Jia family’s life is becoming more and more difficult.

Especially the last time he was severely punished by Wang Weidong, he paid a fine of dozens of yuan, and almost all the money in the family was spent.

Jia Zhang also wanted Qin Huairu to go home and borrow money, but Qin Huairu said that their life there was much more difficult than that of Jia Zhang.

And it was Jia Zhang who made the mistake last time. It stands to reason that he should be the one to borrow grain now.

Jia Zhang didn't want to go back to borrow, but what he didn't expect was that Qin Huairu actually stopped taking his painkillers.

You have to know that for Jia Zhang, painkillers are equivalent to his life. He feels very uncomfortable if he doesn't take painkillers for a day.

Without a bicycle, Jia Zhang could only walk. After walking dozens of miles, her legs became weak and she finally arrived at the door of the eldest uncle of the Jia family in Jiajiazhuang. She raised her heavy hand and knocked on the door.

After a while, the door opened, and the uncle of the Jia family was surprised to see Jia Zhang. Since Jia Zhang entered the capital, she has never come back. The last time she came back was to borrow money. The uncle immediately asked: "Why are you back? Do you want to borrow something again?"

Jia Zhang seemed very embarrassed, and after a while she said, "Uncle, I... I came to borrow some food."

The uncle's face suddenly turned cold, and he frowned and said, "Why are you here to borrow food again? You haven't paid back the last time. Our family is not well off."

Jia Zhang said quickly, "Uncle, please help me. Our family can't make ends meet. I will pay you back when I have money in the future."

The uncle sighed and said, "How can I help you? We don't have much food left. You should think of a solution somewhere else."

When Jia Zhang heard this, she was so anxious that she almost cried, "Uncle, I really have no other choice. Please have pity on us."

The uncle looked at Jia Zhang's pitiful appearance and felt a little sorry for her, but he really didn't want to lend her any more food. He hesitated for a while and said, "I can only give you a little at most, no more. Don't come to borrow from me again in the future."

The eldest uncle of the Jia family took a small bag of grain and went back into the house. His wife heard the noise outside and asked curiously, "Master, what happened outside? Why is there so much noise?"

Uncle Jia frowned and said helplessly, "What else could it be? Jia Zhang is here to borrow food."

When his wife heard this, her face immediately changed. She said angrily, "What? Jia Zhang is here to borrow grain again? She is an ungrateful person. She hasn't even paid back the money she borrowed last time. We can't lend her grain again."

Uncle Jia sighed and said, "That being said, we are family after all. If we don't lend it, it would seem that we are too unkind."

His wife didn't think so. She raised her voice and said, "So what if we're a family? She can't always come to borrow money like this. Our family is not doing well either."

Uncle Jia was silent for a while, then said, "Forget it, let's just give her a little this time. Next time she comes, we'll just say we don't have any."

His wife was still unwilling to accept it, and grumbled, "You are kind-hearted. What if she doesn't want to?"

Uncle Jia waved his hand and said, "Let's take it one step at a time. We can't just watch them starve to death."

The uncle of the Jia family ignored his wife's complaints and took the small bag of grain out of the house. He walked up to Jia Zhang, handed the grain to her, and said, "Here is a little grain, you take it first."

When Jia Zhang saw that the grain was only a little over ten kilograms, she immediately became angry. She stared with eyes wide open and said in a shrill voice: "What? Just this little grain? I am a city dweller, and I came to borrow grain because I respect you. You actually didn't even give me the slightest bit of face, and only gave me this little, what can I do with it?"

Uncle Jia never expected that Jia Zhang would be such a scoundrel. He was so angry that his face turned red. He said, "Don't be ungrateful. I saved these ten kilograms of food with great difficulty. Do you think it's not enough?"

Jia Zhang put her hands on her hips and said arrogantly, "What's the use of ten kilograms of food? You country people are just stingy. When I was in the city, I didn't care about this little food."

After hearing what Jia Zhang said, the eldest uncle of the Jia family became even angrier and said, "Don't forget, you also came from the countryside. Now you look down on the people from the countryside. I tell you, I won't lend you this grain."

As he said that, the eldest uncle of the Jia family snatched the grain back and pushed Jia Zhang out the door. "Go away, and don't come to borrow grain again."

Jia Zhang struggled and cursed: "You are such a heartless person. You won't even help me with this little thing. You country folks are just hopeless."

The eldest uncle of the Jia family pushed Jia Zhang out of the door with force and then slammed the door shut. Jia Zhang was so angry that she stamped her feet outside and cursed: "You dead thing, you have no mercy at all. When I have money, I won't care about your food. You rural members, don't expect to live a good life in your life."

Jia Zhang cursed for a while, but seeing that no one paid attention to her, she could only turn around and leave helplessly. As she walked away, she cursed Jia's uncle in her heart, feeling that she had suffered a great injustice.

After leaving Jia's uncle's house full of resentment, Jia Zhang thought of several other relatives. She dragged her tired body to the doors of those relatives one by one.

When she stood in front of the first relative's door, she knocked expectantly. The person inside heard the knock and asked vigilantly, "Who is it?" Jia Zhang quickly replied, "It's me, Jia Zhang." When the person inside heard it was her, he immediately stopped moving. After a while, Jia Zhang heard a slight sound of footsteps going away, and then the door was closed tightly. No matter how Jia Zhang knocked on the door, there was no response from inside.

Jia Zhang was so angry that she gritted her teeth and cursed in her heart: "These heartless people closed the door when they saw me. I just wanted to borrow some food, why are they so heartless?"

She went to the second relative's door and knocked again with a glimmer of hope. The person inside also asked who it was. After Jia Zhang answered, there was silence again, and then the door was tightly closed. Jia Zhang angrily slammed the door and shouted, "Open the door! I am Jia Zhang. I came to borrow some food. I am not going to return it to you." However, there was still no movement from inside the door.

Then she went to the third, fourth, and every family had the same result. When they saw her, they immediately closed the door tightly and ignored her. Jia Zhang was so angry that she was shaking all over. She kept cursing in front of these relatives: "You ungrateful people, wait until I become rich in the future, and see how I will deal with you. Just wait and see, I, Jia Zhang, will not let it go like this." But no matter how angry she was and how she cursed, those relatives were unmoved. Jia Zhang stood helplessly in front of the last relative's door, her heart filled with despair and anger.

After Jia Zhang repeatedly met with setbacks from her relatives, she became increasingly angry and desperate. She stood there, racking her brains to think of a solution. Suddenly, she remembered that the grain in the commune was usually stored in the warehouse.

An evil thought came to her mind: Since they won't lend me the food, I can get it myself. In Jia Zhang's cognition, stealing is taking. She found an excuse for her idea, thinking that she was just taking back what belonged to her.

Jia Zhang's eyes flashed with greed and madness. She began to think about how to steal food from the commune's warehouse. She thought that as long as she was careful, she would not be discovered. And she felt that she had no choice but to do this, and was forced by those relatives.

Jia Zhang arrived outside the commune tired and nervous. She looked around, looking for a way to get into the commune. Suddenly, she found a dog hole in a corner. Jia Zhang hesitated for a moment, but thinking of the food waiting to be cooked at home, she gritted her teeth and went in through the dog hole.

As soon as she got in, Jia Zhang carefully observed the surroundings. At this time, she saw Jia Shan, who was guarding the commune's granary. Jia Shan looked silly and honest. Jia Zhang's eyes rolled and she immediately had an idea.

She walked up to Jia Shan, smiling, and said, "Jia Shan, you are here to guard the granary."

When Jia Shan saw Jia Zhangshi, he was a little surprised and stammered, "You... why are you here?"

Jia Zhang said mysteriously, "Jia Shan, I have something good to tell you. I can introduce you to a daughter-in-law from the city."

When Jia Shan heard this, his eyes lit up immediately and he said happily, "Really? A daughter-in-law from the city?"

Jia Zhang nodded vigorously and said, "Of course it's true. Look at you, it's very hard to guard the granary all day long. It would be great if you had a wife from the city."

Jia Shan was so excited that he danced with joy and completely forgot his duties. He surrounded Jia Zhang and kept asking her about the daughter-in-law in the city.

Seeing Jia Shan's excitement, Jia Zhang was secretly delighted and felt that her plan was about to succeed. She continued to coax Jia Shan and said, "Jia Shan, if you let me in, I will take you with me when I return to the city and introduce my wife to you."

When Jia Shan heard this, his face was full of anticipation, but he was also a little impatient, and said, "Then take me there now, I can't wait."

Jia Zhang pretended to be very angry and raised her voice and said, "Silly boy, women in the city are very picky. If you go there in such a sloppy way, will they be attracted to you? You have to dress up before you go."

Jia Shan scratched his head and said a little embarrassedly: "I... I don't know how to dress up."

Jia Zhang frowned, looking disappointed, and said, "Let me go in and do something first. When I come back, I'll teach you how to dress up. By then, I'll definitely let you marry a beautiful city wife."

Jia Shan hesitated for a moment, but was finally moved by the bright prospects described by Jia Zhang. He nodded and said, "Well, you must come back and take me to see my wife."

Jia Zhang quickly assured her, "Don't worry, I won't lie to you." Then she hurried towards the granary.

As soon as Jia Zhang entered the granary and saw the mountains of grain inside, her eyes lit up like a hungry wolf seeing its prey. She was so excited that she almost cried out, a greedy look appeared on her face, and her hands trembled slightly unconsciously.

"So much grain, this is great." Jia Zhang said to herself, her voice full of excitement. She paced back and forth in the granary, her eyes constantly scanning the grain around her, as if she could never see enough.

However, she soon found that she didn't bring any bags, which made her anxious. She frowned and kept muttering, "What should I do? How can I pack the grain without a bag?" Jia Zhang walked around in the granary, racking her brains to think of a solution.

Suddenly, her eyes fell on her trousers. A bold idea came to her mind, and she gritted her teeth and decided to use her trouser legs to store food.

Jia Zhang quickly squatted down, rolled up her trouser legs, and tied them up with something like a rope. Her movements were very quick, as if she was afraid of being discovered. After tying up her trouser legs, Jia Zhang began to frantically stuff food into her trouser legs. Her hands were constantly busy, stuffing handfuls of food into her trouser legs, with a proud smile on her face.

As more food was put into her trouser legs, Jia Zhang's body became heavier. But she didn't care. She had only one thought in her mind, which was to put in more food so that life at home could be better.

After loading the grain, Jia Zhang stood up with difficulty. Her legs were stiff from being filled with grain. She limped towards the door of the granary, and every step she took seemed very strenuous. But there was no regret or fear in her eyes, only the pride and greed after success.

Jia Shan was filled with joy as he watched Jia Zhang come out of the granary. He immediately came forward and said anxiously, "You are finally out. Take me to the city to see my wife."

Jia Zhang looked at the dirty clothes on Jia Shan and felt disgusted. She rolled her eyes and started to fool Jia Shan again: "Jia Shan, look at what you are wearing, it's so dirty. Women in the city like to be clean, how can you go like this? Go back and change into clean clothes."

Jia Shan looked down at his clothes, scratched his head a little embarrassedly, and said, "My clothes are a little dirty. I'll go back and change now."

Jia Zhang nodded quickly and urged, "Go quickly, come find me when you're done. I'll be waiting for you here."

Jia Shan believed it and ran home. Jia Zhang looked at Jia Shan's back and felt relieved. She knew she had to take the opportunity to escape, otherwise she would be in trouble if Jia Shan came back and found out that she had stolen the food.

While thinking, Jia Zhang dragged her heavy steps and walked as fast as possible in the direction of the way she came. She prayed in her heart that she would not be discovered and could successfully bring the stolen food home.

As for the life and death of the people in the commune

It was not in his consideration.

This time they stole more than 50 kilograms of food, enough for them to eat for half a month. Tai Jing thought that after the food was eaten, he could come back and steal more food.