Reborn veteran, lying flat since high school

Tang Lucheng arrived at his uncle's... oh, I should say Tang Yisheng's house, carrying a black leather bag from the Binjiang Town Village Committee Representative Conference.

I heard the eldest son in the courtyard say that he wanted to exchange houses with the eldest nephew of the second brother's family.

It's not about exchanging the front yard for the back yard, but exchanging a village house for a commercial apartment in the city.

Shocked.

I was greatly surprised.

The way Tang Yisheng, his nephew, looked at him was like looking at a fool with pity.

The key point is that this silly nephew even brought a proper lawyer with him.

Lawyers are very meticulous in their work.

He wondered what major event might have happened in the Tang family's courtyard.

At worst, we can just write a half-baked guarantee and get the village's official seal stamped, and that's it.

Who would have thought that this lawyer not only drives a high-end car, but also conducts himself in a respectable and sophisticated manner.

Attorney Wang first inquired with Tang Lucheng, the village head of Tangjia Village, about the relevant policies, procedures, and processes for changing homestead land use.

It has been determined that Tang Yisheng will fully meet the requirements once his household registration is moved back.

He then suggested going with the village chief to the brigade to check the original measurements of the homestead. The process was very rigid, but it made Tang Yisheng feel very reassured.

Unable to hide their surprise.

Since both Tang Yisheng and his uncle's family agreed, it was a case of one party willing to give and the other willing to receive. As a village leader and relatives on both sides, Tang Lucheng did not object at all.

He readily cooperated in going to the brigade headquarters to find the records, and also readily agreed to be the guarantor for the agreement signed by both parties.

Subsequently, Attorney Wang drafted a standard power of attorney, which the old lady then drew her name on, and pressed her fingerprint on it.

This is the letter of authorization from the old lady, in which her son, Tang Luquan, was instructed to transfer the homestead to Tang Yisheng, the grandson of her second wife.

It has full legal effect.

Finally, Attorney Wang asked Mr. Yao to take the three parties to the county town in his Audi A6.

Party A: Tang Luquan; Party B: Tang Yisheng; Witness: Village Chief Tang Lucheng.

The transfer procedures for Xingfu Jiayuan are complete; all that's needed is a declaration document from Tang Yisheng and proof of authorization.

Upon arriving in the county town, the group first went to a nearby print shop to revise and print the agreement. After all three parties signed it, they took the agreement to a notary office for notarization for 60 yuan.

In 1999, Binjiang County didn't even have a government affairs hall, let alone a separate notary office.

The notary office is located next to the county government compound, diagonally opposite the county party committee compound, and is crammed into a small building with the petition office.

After all the formalities were completed, Tang Luquan felt a strange sense of loss.

But he was immediately overwhelmed by intense emotions, and a smug smile spread across his face, which he could no longer suppress.

The professional lawyer, Wang, remained serious and unsmiling. From a third-party perspective, he witnessed Tang Luquan's excitement at gaining an advantage and Tang Yisheng's relief.

A sigh of relief?

Attorney Wang blinked.

He was certain he hadn't misread it.

Thinking back, I had taken the opportunity to ask Tang Yisheng privately why he agreed to such a obviously disadvantageous deal.

Tang Yisheng only said, "Anyway, I won't need it in the future," and "I'll just consider it as fulfilling my filial duty to my father who is living abroad."

Although his words sounded reasonable, Attorney Wang knew that Tang Yisheng was not paying attention at all when he spoke.

Perfunctory.

A blatant and perfunctory response.

But as a lawyer, the adage "curiosity killed the cat" must always be kept in mind.

Even if the person involved is just a teenager who has just turned eighteen.

He didn't want to press the matter further.

Adults should avoid speaking too intimately with casual acquaintances; a sign of maturity is not interfering too much in the fate of others.

Fortunately, no matter how you analyze this matter, there is one point that cannot be denied.

That is--

Tang Luyuan was unknowingly dealt with by his son Tang Yisheng, who smoothed over the public opinion and subsequent troubles of "not supporting the elderly".

In Wang Guowei's eyes, Tang Yisheng had once again become "someone else's child".

One should have a son like Tang Yisheng.

Not only can they be self-reliant, but they can also proactively help their father solve problems.

This is the essence of repaying evil with kindness.

Wang Guowei thought of his own spoiled brat, and wondered if he would still want him if he grew up to be as big as Tang Yisheng.

Attorney Wang couldn't help but feel a little emo after thinking about this.

"Uncle, I'll stay at the county hotel for two days and coordinate with the renovation team. When you and Grandma move out, don't forget to leave the key with Uncle Lu Cheng."

The implication was that they should move out within two days.

Not only will you, Uncle, have to move out, but Grandma's side will have to move out too.

A wise person knows when to stop; speaking bluntly is not only unpleasant to hear, but also easily invites gossip.

During his time living in the village, Tang Yisheng also had to maintain the label of respecting the elderly and caring for the young, which he couldn't easily shed.

"Go back and pack a few changes of clothes. We'll move to the city with your grandma tomorrow. Don't waste the money. Let's move there tomorrow afternoon."

My uncle suddenly became cheerful.

Anyone would be happy to receive a town apartment worth over 100,000 yuan without any investment.

Although the village's homestead is going to be transferred to his nephew Tang Yisheng, so what!

Tang Yisheng was used to life in the big city, and if it weren't for transferring schools, he probably wouldn't have bothered to come back.

He was going to leave sooner or later.

After he leaves, we'll still live in our own houses in the village. Do you really expect Tang Yisheng to stay in the village and never move?

It's just a formality, a transfer from one hand to the other, nothing more.

Tang Luquan had thought things through thoroughly, so he readily agreed.

move place?

What's a good place to move?

Just pick out a few clothes.

At worst, he could just move all the pots, pans, and furniture from his yard to his grandmother's house in the back and pile them up.

Anyway, once Tang Yisheng graduates from high school next year, all of these will still be his.

After taking Lawyer Wang and Tang Yisheng to the county guesthouse, Master Yao was then arranged to take Tang Luquan and Tang Lucheng back to their village.

After the Audi A6 drove out of the county hotel gate, Wang Guowei solemnly asked Tang Yisheng.

"Are you really thinking of your dad?"

"Actually, I don't like living in an apartment building either."

Attorney Wang was also an outsider, so Tang Yisheng continued his act: "I didn't even stay in the provincial government compound for more than a few days in the provincial capital; I lived in a small courtyard in Yongquan Hutong."

"Isn't living in the village better than that tiny house in Happiness Garden? The front yard is so big, and there's even a back garden..."

Lawyer Wang thought about how Xingfu Jiayuan had been ransacked, so dirty and chaotic that it was impossible to even step inside or sleep.

"But this is the countryside after all; there aren't even toilets or flush toilets. Can you get used to it?"

"What's there to get used to? Besides, it's clearly on the edge of Chengguan Town, not really a rural area."

Tangjia Village is located less than 16 miles from the county seat. Strictly speaking, it belongs to Chengguan Town, which is larger than Binbei Township.

Moreover, Tangjia Village itself can't last two or three years. The highway needs to be built, and the industrial park needs to be constructed, all of which require the efforts of Chengguan Town.

"I was just offering a friendly reminder. Now that the contract has been signed and notarized, there's no point in you backing out."

Attorney Wang shook his head, still somewhat disapproving of Tang Yisheng's "impulsiveness".

"After all, it's close to No. 3 Middle School, so it's convenient to go to and from school. To put it bluntly, it's just a dormitory to sleep in, so I'll just make do for a year and that'll be it."

"That's true."

Tangjia Village and Binjiang University are very close to each other.

If Tang Yisheng's uncle's house were a two-story building, they could probably see the white four-story school building to the south.

Tangjia Village belongs to Binbei Township, but the area in front of a small grove of trees at the south end of the wheat field in the village, south of the national highway, belongs to Chengguan Town.

The main gate of Binjiang University is located right next to the national highway.

Since things had come to this point, Attorney Wang said no more.

However, Wang Dalu couldn't help but feel pity for Tang Yisheng because of his difficult situation.

Poor boy.

Ugh.