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Chapter 109 Twins?
Someone in the crowd said something. The others immediately stepped forward and nodded.

"Yeah, sis, we don't understand either. You said you're going to be laid off, so if they want to lay off more people in the future, will we be included too?"

A sense of dejection immediately filled everyone's faces.

It's understandable that people have this concern.

After all, this time they can lay off many people, saying it's to save costs and put more manpower and resources into actual construction.

What excuse will there be next time?

If they can't even hold down a job for long, how can they possibly make ends meet?

"Alright, that's all for the future. Let's not think about the future now, let's just think about the present."

"We can't control what happens in the future, but we can control what's happening now."

In the end, it was Anmin who stood up and said something. Everyone looked at each other, thought about it, and realized that it made sense, so they didn't think about it anymore.

Chunli quickly packed her things and left the office with the other two people who were laid off.

Everyone felt a pang of sadness as they watched their departing figures.

When Anmin got home that evening, she brought up the matter with Liang Yi.

Speaking of losing her job, she was actually quite worried about it herself.

I'm just worried about that paratrooper from above.

Liang Yi's answer was simple.

"Don't worry about Chunli's status."

There will naturally be people who will speak up for Chunli.

Anmin smiled and nodded, and the two chatted sweetly for a while before falling asleep.

About five days later, the office door was pushed open in the morning.

Everyone instinctively looked up.

The woman who walked in was dressed in work clothes, with a hair clip in her curly hair and a bag in her hand.

Two men carrying cardboard boxes followed behind her; they were clearly there to store office supplies.

"Hello everyone, I'm Lin Weiwei, the new person in charge. Please give me your guidance in the future."

The woman's voice carried a deliberately gentle tone, and her gaze swept across the office with a scrutinizing quality.

Xiao Wang stiffened his neck and didn't say anything.

The others merely raised their eyelids as a formality, and the atmosphere in the office was awkward.

Lin Weiwei seemed oblivious, and went straight to Chunli's original spot to sit down, directing the man to take the things out of the cardboard box.

"correct."

She suddenly turned to look at Anmin, a smile playing on her lips.

"I heard you're a long-time resident here? Could you please organize and bring me the documents that Sister Chunli left behind?"

Anmin was checking the list of villagers receiving subsidies when she heard this and paused, saying, "Sister Chunli's information has been filed by year in the metal cabinet by the window."

However, there are some special circumstances involving certain villagers that she has only noted down in her notebook; you may have to figure those out yourself.

Lin Weiwei's smile faded slightly: "I understand. Also, starting today, there will be a morning meeting at 8:30 every day. Everyone must be present to report on the day's work plan."

Upon hearing this, several gasps were heard from below.

Most villagers in Baiyanggou work from sunrise to sunset, and office workers are used to going to the fields in the morning to follow up on the situation. Holding a meeting at 8:30 is simply putting the cart before the horse.

An Min silently opened her notebook without saying a word.

She noticed that Xiao Wang was clenching his fist, so she quietly touched his heel with the tip of her toe, signaling him to calm down.

Sure enough, things went wrong at the first morning meeting.

Lin Weiwei was holding a work plan that she'd copied from somewhere when Xiao Wang couldn't help but interrupt, "Manager Lin, Grandpa Zhang's sheep was attacked by a wolf last night. I need to hurry and file an insurance claim for him." "What's the rush?"

Lin Weiwei frowned: "Work needs to be done systematically. Let's organize the plan first before we start doing anything. Besides, is this kind of thing even our responsibility?"

Just then, the office door was kicked open, and Aunt Wang barged in: "Where's Chunli? Has my daughter finished that matter yet?"

Lin Weiwei stood up, a smile plastered on her face: "Auntie, Sister Chunli has been transferred. You can just contact me for your matter."

"Looking for you? You have no idea what I need. I need to find Chunli."

Lin Weiwei's face turned pale and then flushed, and she stammered, unable to speak.

Anmin quickly went over to help Aunt Wang up: "Auntie, don't worry, that matter has been taken care of. They're just going through the formalities these days. It'll be fine once the formalities are completed."

Aunt Wang calmed down a bit, and before leaving, she glared at Lin Weiwei: "I'm not trying to be mean, but why did you replace a perfectly good person?"

After the old lady left, Lin Weiwei vented her anger on An Min: "Who told you to meddle in other people's business? From now on, let them go directly to someone who can handle these trivial matters."

"Manager Lin, you didn't even ask what happened to Aunt Wang's daughter before telling her to go find someone else?"

"If I remember correctly, Chunli left you a notebook before she left, right? Have you looked through it?"

Lin Weiwei was speechless with shock and slammed the door into the lounge.

In the office, Xiao Wang leaned close to An Min and said, "Sister Min, look at her, she doesn't seem like she's here to do anything."

Anmin didn't speak, but opened the notebook left by Chunli.

It contains detailed records of each villager's situation.

"Nothing major has happened yet, let's wait and see."

Hearing An Min say this, Xiao Wang didn't say anything more, just nodded in agreement.

In the afternoon, Anmin brought fruit to visit Sister Chunli.

As soon as I arrived at the gate, I saw several villagers sitting in the yard, and Sister Chunli was distributing cucumbers she had grown herself to them.

"An Min is here?"

Sister Chunli smiled and waved: "Come and try my newly pickled sweet and sour garlic."

After Anmin sat down, she listened to the villagers complaining all at once.

It turns out that Lin Weiwei not only canceled the weekly visits to the countryside, but also shut down the women's embroidery cooperative led by Sister Chunli, citing the waste of office funds.

"I told you they couldn't live without me, right?"

Chunli smiled at Anmin in a low voice, but a hint of worry flashed in her eyes.

"The embroidery cooperative was hard-won, and many women rely on it to earn tuition fees for their children."

Anmin held her hand: "It's okay, I secretly kept their things, you can still use them when you come back."

Hearing this, Chunli felt much more at ease.

"It's so good to have you; you're truly my lucky star."

After saying that, Sister Chunli looked at Anmin's belly: "Judging from this, she must be four or five months along, right?"

Anmin's belly swelled up very quickly, like an inflating balloon.

"It's only been a little over four months."

"It looks like twins to me. Have you been to the hospital recently?"

Hearing this, An Min shook her head: "The hospital said everything is fine so we don't need to come often, after all, it's quite far."

"I think I'm not mistaken. Go take a look when you have some free time. Maybe there are two."

Sister Chunli said with a smile, "If there were two of these, then Commander Liang would be truly blessed."

He married a wife who is fertile and can have many children.

Liang Yi: My little father is really capable.