Back to the 70s: My Wife is Both Fierce and Crazy

Chapter 146 Bicycle

When Luo Chunhua saw her daughter come over even though she was on holiday, she thought something had happened at home.

He rushed out, asking, "What happened to Xiaojing?"

"Mom, it's nothing. I just bought a women's bicycle and came to get it stamped. I thought I'd tell you the good news."

Her home wasn't far from the police station, so she didn't plan to wait for her mother to get off work.

"What?" A bicycle? This child, how dare she do that? "How could you not discuss such a big thing with your family before buying it?"

Still clinging to her old mindset, Luo Chunhua felt that buying a car was a big deal and that the whole family should discuss it before making a decision.

My daughter, on the other hand, just bought it.

"Mom, I have the tickets and the money, so I'll just buy it. If you think it's not ceremonial enough, you can discuss it again when Dad buys the car?"

It would have been better if Bai Jing hadn't said those words; as soon as she did, Luo Chunhua felt a pang of heartache. So much money, she couldn't bear to part with it.

“Your dad just walks early in the morning, why buy a car?” She was worried about the money.

He used to walk on his legs when he worked in the coal mine.

Why does it become so precious in town?

"Mom," Bai Jing knew her mother was worried about the money, "I earn money so you can spend it. You can only earn money if you spend it, so don't worry about it."

What she didn't say was that she was also planning to buy a watch for her mother and Xiaoling. She had one for herself, which was very convenient for telling time, but her parents and sister didn't have one, and they also needed to tell time.

"You."

Luo Chunhua had no way to deal with her, but she was still quite warm-hearted. She was naturally happy to be remembered by her daughter.

"Okay, okay, I'll be back in a bit. Xiaoling and the others are waiting for me at home."

"Okay, go back."

Upon learning that her daughter had bought a bicycle, Luo Chunhua couldn't suppress her smile.

When she returned, the people she had worked with immediately asked her what was wrong.

"What happened? Isn't your daughter on vacation?"

"That's right, for Xiao Jing to get involved, it must be no small matter, right?"

"What nonsense are you talking about? It's nothing, it's just a holiday. She came over to put some stickers on her bicycle, she'll be going back in a bit."

Upon hearing this, everyone immediately congratulated Luo Chunhua with joy.

Although Luo Chunhua was polite in words, she accepted all the praise they gave her daughter in the Lord.

After finishing, Bai Jing didn't bother her colleagues. After all, she was a free person and it wasn't good for her to get in their way.

However, considering Uncle Zhong and the others' situation, she still planned to take some time to visit them at their home.

The holiday was a leisurely time, and Bai Jing waited for Uncle Wang and Uncle Zhong to bring back some things.

Bored days are quite unpleasant. I'm probably used to being busy, so suddenly having so much free time is really hard to get used to.

Bai Jing thought of Jiang Chen, so she found a pen and paper and decided to buy him a letter.

She gave him time to think things through, but that didn't mean she wouldn't use some methods during that time.

At least let him get used to my presence.

Jiang Chen originally wanted to surprise her, but unexpectedly, things changed, and he was summoned back by a phone call.

He was already on the train back to his unit.

However, he also provided her with a safeguard: his three close friends.

He intended to ask them to take better care of Bai Jing, thinking that she would be fine in City A.

Bai Jing had no idea that some people, even after leaving, had left her with a safety net. If she knew, she wouldn't be in such a state of anxiety now.

As she wrote, she couldn't help but think of his face and body. Well, even women have their moments of longing.

Bai Jing crumpled the paper into a ball, her face flushed with embarrassment.

Having experienced the trials of later generations, she could naturally accept these words, but when she thought of what she read online that letters sent to the military were subject to prior review, she dared not write these words again.

Throw the paper into the brazier, and soon the room will be filled with smoke.

"Big sister, what are you burning?" Bai Ling rushed in from outside as soon as she smelled it.

"It's nothing, just a piece of paper that's been wasted. By the way, is Xiaoyong still playing over there in the back alley?" My younger brother is really getting more and more fond of running around.

"Yes, big sister, I've learned to ride a bike. Big sister, can I ride it out for a while?" Bai Ling rarely showed a clear expression on her face.

“Of course you can. You can only ride around in the yard. It’s good for you to go out and ride around. You’ll be on the road eventually anyway.” Bai Jing naturally had no objections.

"Okay, then I'll ride it on the street in front of our house."

Bai Jing readily agreed, "Yes, I'll go with you." It would be a good opportunity to clear her mind.

Staying home to take care of my younger siblings couldn't be more comfortable.

However, her father also bought a bicycle, and her mother was stubborn. When her father said he wanted to buy one, she obediently paid for it.

Although she verbally told him to pay it back, her father never actually handed over his salary every month.

Honestly, without troublemakers at home, life really does get better and better.

Everyone worked together towards a common goal, creating a truly harmonious and happy family atmosphere.

After they went out the door, Bai Jing followed behind Bai Ling, holding her younger sister's hand with one hand.

"Big sister, will you buy me a bike when I grow up?" Xiao Qing looked at her second sister's somewhat stuttering cycling route with envy in her eyes.

Bai Jing didn't expect the little girl to ask that, and without thinking, she replied, "Of course, when Xiao Qing goes to junior high school, your older sister will buy it for you too."

It's just a car; she can afford to give it to her.

Reborn, among the people and things she most wants to change is her younger sister.

My younger sister's past life was quite tragic. Her husband died early, leaving behind a son who had just gotten married and a ten-year-old daughter for her to raise.

The son also had a hard life; he died four years after his father.

The youngest sister single-handedly supported the whole family, and although she was originally a bit plump, she eventually became what others called a skinny monkey.

Ugh.

In this life, she truly hopes that her younger sister will never meet her husband from her past life again; perhaps that would change her fate.

"Really?" Bai Jing exclaimed happily upon hearing her older sister's words. She knew that her older sister liked her too.

It's not like what my second sister said. My eldest sister likes her more. Hmph, my second sister is bad.

Bai Jing had no idea that her sisters were vying for her affections.

Bai Ling rode a little further away and then turned back. Since she didn't know how to turn, she got off the bike, pushed it around, and then continued.

She practiced until the afternoon before mastering the skill of making a U-turn, but she was still a little hesitant to drive on the main road. She'll be able to do it after a few more practice sessions, and she'll definitely be able to drive on the road when school starts.

Life at home was leisurely, and after a few days of this, Bai Jing decided to do something.

That morning, she carried a large basket on her back and a machete, intending to take a stroll in the surrounding mountains.

The comfortable life at home made her a little uneasy; she still preferred to be active, only then did she feel truly alive.

"Big sister, are you going into the mountains?" Bai Ling saw her eldest sister preparing things when she got up.

Her eyes lit up. "Big sister, can I go with you?" She hadn't been up the mountain since arriving in town, and she wanted to go for a walk in the mountains.