The bigot's heart is reborn

Chapter 82

Before that, Jiang Heng made a phone call and asked Ji Yao to rush to G City quickly.

But Ji's family only relies on a little land and the money from going to work, which is only enough for her and her two daughters' daily expenses, so there is no savings.

She was suddenly called to a big city and had to bring Ji Ruoruo with her. Ji Yao only had 500 yuan for her whole body.

If the money is in the countryside, she has food and a vegetable garden, of course it is enough to survive.

Even the material fee for the next semester of the two daughters is enough.

However, even though Ji Yao hasn't been to a big city for many years, she still knows the current economic situation. With only 500 yuan, she can't live in a big city.

Therefore, before Ji Yao went to G City, she deliberately borrowed 500 yuan from a family named Xu in the village.

That family is relatively wealthy in the village. There is a retired teacher in the family, and they can get a pension of 800 yuan a month.

This is very remarkable in rural areas.

They were all from folks in the village, and Ji Yao personally borrowed them, and promised to pay back the debts during the autumn harvest.

Therefore, although the family was unwilling to borrow so much money at once, they still took it out.

Originally, it was agreed that when the rice was ripe and Ji Yao sold some of the rice, he would pay back the money.

Unexpectedly, Fu's mother spread rumors about the three of them in the village.

Three people become tigers, not to mention that there are some things in the countryside that are talked about by every household.

Even if these people were skeptical at the beginning, after so many days, most of them believed it to be true.

The family surnamed Xu was instantly unhappy when he heard Ji Yao's reputation.

Originally, I was not very happy to take out 500 yuan at once. This amount of money is considered a sky-high price in the countryside.

Who knew, he even lent such a thing.

The family surnamed Xu felt that he was helping in vain, and at noon, he brought a large number of people to Ji's house to ask for an account.

When Jiang Shu called, it was the moment of noise.

The Xu family has two sons, but these two sons are working outside, but there are three or four grandchildren in total, plus the daughter and son-in-law, and some people from the village who came here specially to join in the fun.

In an instant, the entire Jijiawei was blocked.

"The Ji family, it's not that my Xu family is making things difficult for you, it's just that even if I want to borrow the money, I can only lend it to decent villagers. It doesn't matter if you are a mother or daughter. I think you should pay back the money today. Otherwise, I won't be polite today."

This was said by Mr. Xu's old wife.

This old wife is more than 50 years old, her skin is white, and she is not like an ordinary rural old lady at all.

She is ten years younger than the old teacher, and she is more temperamental to be favored by the old teacher.

On weekdays, no one would dare to mess with him in the village.

However, this kind of dare not provoke a shrew like Fu Mu is different.

She is rich, and her heart is not bad. If the villagers in the village have any difficulties on weekdays, if they praise her, they will usually help.

And this person also has a small flaw, he likes to chew people's tongues behind their backs.

Rural people are afraid of causing trouble and being told by her, and they can't guarantee that there will never be any problems in their families. Maybe they will ask her one day.

For such a stubborn stubble, everyone can only hold it.

In the past few days, while worrying about her daughter's situation in the city, Ji Yao was annoyed by her mother spreading rumors everywhere, and she was already in a bad mood.

Now that the Xu family came to ask for money again, his face immediately turned pale.

"Auntie, didn't we agree that when the autumn harvest rice matures, I will pay you back the money. Don't worry, I will never renege on my debt."

(End of this chapter)