Siheyuan: a better life

Chapter 672: If you don’t take advantage of something, you are a bastard!

Chapter 672: If you don’t take advantage of something, you are a bastard!

Faced with Da Mao's rejection, Wu Aiguo's eyes flashed with approval, and he asked Da Mao with a smile: "Da Mao! Didn't you just say that you wanted to put together a dish for Xiu'er's birthday? Now you just need to send me If you take your fish home, your wish will come true. Why don't you want the fish I gave you?"

From the time Da Mao was sensible, his mother taught him not to accept things from strangers casually. The concepts instilled by his mother have been completely imprinted in Da Mao's mind.

Faced with Wu Aiguo's question, although Da Mao was very eager to add a dish to Xiu'er's birthday, Da Mao still decisively refused: "Uncle! Mom taught us that we can't be rewarded without merit, and we can't take things from strangers. Things, so we can’t ask for anything from your fish.”

When Wu Aiguo heard what Da Mao said, he smiled and said to Da Mao: "Da Mao! I am your savior, how can I be regarded as a stranger? Besides, I have caught so many fish that I can't finish them all now, otherwise you Just help me and kill one or two for me, okay?"

When Damao heard Wu Aiguo's words, his first thought was that Wu Aiguo's words were not unreasonable. But when he thought of his mother's instructions, Damao felt that something was wrong.

When Damao heard Wu Aiguo mention the words "savior", he first bowed to Wu Aiguo and gratefully thanked Wu Aiguo: "Uncle! Thank you for saving me just now, but we really can't save your fish." Yes, so we appreciate your kindness."

At this point, Da Mao saw Wu Aiguo's wet clothes and trousers, and quickly reminded Wu Aiguo: "Uncle! In order to save me, you made your clothes and trousers wet. How about I go pick up some firewood and come back?" , I will make a fire to dry your clothes and pants."

When Wu Aiguo heard Da Mao's reminder, he noticed the wet feeling coming from his body. Faced with Da Mao's reminder, Wu Aiguo smiled and replied: "Da Mao! There are other clothes in uncle's car. I'll tell you later." Just change into a set of clean clothes."

"But it's you, your clothes are soaked through. You'd better take your brothers home to change clothes quickly to avoid catching a cold."

After hearing Wu Aiguo's reminder, Da Mao remembered that his clothes were also soaked through. Thinking of his mother finding out that he fell into the water after returning home, Da Mao shuddered instinctively and quickly said to Wu Aiguo: "Uncle! Then I will take Ermao and Sanmao home first."

When Wu Aiguo saw Da Mao preparing to take his two younger brothers home, he quickly grabbed a grass carp weighing about four or five kilograms from the net bag and shouted to Da Mao: "Da Mao! In fact, uncle is not a stranger, because uncle knows you. Mom, so you’d better take this fish back and add it to Xiuer’s birthday dish.”

Da Mao, who was about to go home and change clothes, heard Wu Aiguo say that he knew his mother. A puzzled expression immediately appeared on his face, and he asked Wu Aiguo curiously: "Uncle! Do you really know my mother?"

When Wu Aiguo heard what Da Mao said, he smiled and asked Da Mao: "Da Mao! Is your mother's name Liang Ladi, a level five welder in the machine repair shop?"

Damao heard Wu Aiguo directly call his mother's name and said that his mother was a level five welder. He believed Wu Aiguo's words and said to Wu Aiguo with surprise on his face: "Uncle! It turns out you really know me. Mother?"

Wu Aiguo heard what Da Mao said and saw the surprised expression on Da Mao's face. He handed the grass carp in his hand to Da Mao and said with a smile: "Da Mao! Uncle knows your mother and is your savior, so naturally he is not a stranger. , this fish is considered to be my uncle’s birthday gift to Xiu’er, so please help me bring it back and add it to Xiu’er’s birthday dish.”

When Da Mao heard what Wu Aiguo said, he did not reach out to take the fish that Wu Aiguo handed him. Instead, he replied with an embarrassed look: "Uncle! Although you know my mother, we still can't take your things. Goodbye, uncle!" "Da Mao! I gave this fish to Xiu'er, not to you. I just asked you to run an errand for me. Are you a professional to repay me as a life-saver?" Wu Aiguo turned around when he saw Da Mao. Looking not far away, he pretended to be dissatisfied and questioned Da Mao.

Da Mao, who was about to pack up the fishing rods and go home, stopped instinctively when he heard Wu Aiguo's questioning. In his understanding, Wu Aiguo was his savior. If he wanted to repay Wu Aiguo, then he would We must do what Wu Aiguo said.

Realizing this, Da Mao turned around and walked back to Wu Aiguo, bowed to Wu Aiguo again, and politely thanked him: "Uncle! Thank you for saving me."

Wu Aiguo saw Da Mao bowing to him again, handed the fish in his hand to Da Mao, and said to Da Mao: "Da Mao! This fish is my birthday gift to Xiu'er. Remember to take it back to me."

After hearing Wu Aiguo's advice, Damao did not refuse the fish sent by Wu Aiguo this time. He thanked Wu Aiguo with a grateful face: "Uncle! On behalf of our Xiu'er family, thank you for your gift."

When Wu Aiguo saw that Da Mao finally accepted the grass carp he sent, he secretly muttered in his heart: "I almost finished the water. I finally gave the fish away. It's really difficult for me!"

Wu Aiguo looked at the three Da Mao brothers, and after disappearing from sight with the fish in his arms, Wu Aiguo asked Bang Gang who was standing next to him: "Bang Gang! Do you have any thoughts when you see these three brothers?"

Banggeng heard Wu Aiguo's inquiry, and thinking of the scene that just happened, Banggeng asked Wu Aiguo with some confusion: "Uncle Aiguo! I thought that big guy just now was a bit stupid."

"In order to celebrate their sister's birthday, they went to the river to fish, but they didn't catch the fish and almost drowned. Now you rescued Da Mao and gave him a fish, but Da Mao was still unwilling to take it. This What are you not a fool for?"

Wu Aiguo originally thought that under his indoctrination, Bangge was no longer the selfish stickie in the plot. Now that he heard Bangge use the word "silly" to describe Da Mao, Wu Aiguo realized that the change in Bangge was just On the surface, he is still like Jia Zhang in his heart, who likes to take advantage of small things.

Realizing this, Wu Aiguo said to Bangge with a serious face: "Bangge! If you think so, you are totally wrong."

When Banggeng heard Wu Aiguo's rebuttal, he felt puzzled and said with a puzzled expression: "Uncle Aiguo! My grandma said that you are a bastard if you don't take advantage of it. Moreover, our family is poor, and the people in the courtyard are Is it wrong that we should be helped?”

When Wu Aiguo heard Banggeng's answer, he finally understood why Banggeng said this just now. Thinking of Jia Zhang's character, Wu Aiguo taught Banggeng strictly: "Banggeng! If you really imitate your grandma, , you will not achieve anything in this life, because if you are greedy for petty gains, you will often suffer big losses!"

(End of this chapter)

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