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Chapter 191

It should be noted that many county primary schools in cities are far from being able to install landline phones, while Wen Yaozu's hometown is the capital city of Beijing.

However, the rural areas are classified as extremely impoverished counties.

A few years ago, the land was allocated to educated youth who went to the countryside.

"Yes, there is a landline phone in our principal's office. When the workers came to install it before, the whole school's teachers and students went to watch the spectacle."

This morning, he used the landline in the living room to call the military operator, a female soldier, and asked her to help contact the school in the county town.

After the call was connected, he openly and honestly gave his name and asked the principal to help him find Teacher Li, who was good with computers at the school.

He wanted to ask Teacher Li how to operate the computer.

I also chatted with my friends at school.

She stopped teasing Wen Yaozu and explained with a smile, "Your brother-in-law will be back in a few days, and he'll bring the computer back with him."

"Good~"

Wen Yaozu lifted his shirt, revealing his round belly, and patted it twice. "Sis, look how much weight I've lost!"

"Have you lost weight?"

"Thin."

A couple of days ago, he found a grain scale in a small room full of clutter and started weighing himself on it every day.

Wen Yaozu wore a proud expression, pulled up his pants, and said smugly, "I've lost about ten pounds. When I go back to school, I won't be fat anymore."

"Okay, keep up the good work."

At Wen Yaozu's age, what he needs most is praise. Once he loses weight and gets his studies back on track, he will have a bright future.

Seeing that he was covered in sweat, Wen Ci said, "Go take a shower, and after you're done, I'll take you shopping at the mall."

"What are you going to the mall for?" "To take a shower first."

Wen Yaozu understood that his sister wanted to buy him clothes, and shook his head: "No need to buy clothes, I still need to continue losing weight, even if I buy them I won't be able to wear them!"

"You are indeed losing weight, but you are still growing. In two years, you might be taller than me. Size L can fit you into high school."

"Oh."

Boys tend to grow taller during junior high school.

Wen Yaozu drank milk and everything else since he was a child. Although he was chubby, he was much taller than other children his age, which made him the leader of his school.

Watching Wen Yaozu's retreating figure as he went back into the house, Wen Ci's eyes crinkled with joy. She planned to go to the mall to meet some of the bosses and buy him a few outfits.

Wen Yaozu's clothes were brought from school; he had lost about ten pounds, and his pants were all loose and baggy.

Go to the mall and buy him two sets of clothes that fit well, and also buy him a Hero brand fountain pen. It won't be long before Wen Yaozu goes to junior high school.

Unlike elementary school, junior high school students don't start learning to not use pencils.

In the 1980s, Hero brand fountain pens were the most representative gifts. In any competition held by key municipal schools, Hero brand fountain pens would be given as the first prize.

She hoped that Wen Yaozu would strive for excellence.
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At this time, the Jiang family.

Jiang Ye sat on the sofa, fidgeting, glancing at her mother out of the corner of her eye, biting her lower lip to maintain her focus.

"mom……"

Seeing that Jiang's mother had no reaction, she gathered her emotions, knelt down at her feet with a thud, grabbed Jiang's mother's hand and slapped herself in the face, tears streaming down her face:
"Mom, I was wrong. Although I was only a few years old when the Wen family threatened me, I was wrong. Please hit me to calm down, okay?"

The soft, yielding hand struck Jiang Ye's face without her feeling anything.

On the surface, Jiang Ye is admitting her mistake, but in reality, she is explaining that she was too young to distinguish between good and evil.