The Life of a Son-in-Law in a Courtyard House

When I got home, no one was home.

A number of women who don't work are sitting in the courtyard, doing housework and chatting idly.

In order to mitigate the impact, Yang Dalin did not drive his car directly to the gate of No. 95 Courtyard.

He carried the nearly 200-pound bag of coal himself and led Brother Tian home.

The neighbors in the courtyard all asked Yang Dalin what he was carrying and whether he had brought a colleague.

Yang Dalin said, "Yes, this is my mentor at work, Brother Tian. I bought some coal on the way and am unloading it at home. You ladies, keep going."

Yang Dalin carried nearly 200 pounds of coal with ease, and effortlessly pulled out his key with one hand to open the door.

After unloading the coal into his house, Yang Dalin invited Brother Tian to drink some water.

Brother Tian said, "Never mind, I'm not thirsty, I'll just familiarize myself with the place."

Get back to the freight station as soon as possible.

Seeing that Brother Tian really wouldn't drink, Yang Dalin simply took Brother Tian out the door, said goodbye to everyone, and left.

Behind him, Yang Dalin heard several crickets chirping, especially the envious voice of Yan Bugui's wife, Yang Ruihua: "I bet someone delivered the coal, and they bought it on the way. I've heard that drivers make a lot of money."

Another woman said, "Wasn't Yang Dalin supposed to be unloading the goods with the truck?"

Another voice chimed in: "Who knows? Even if you unload the coal along with the truck, it's cheaper to buy it at the coal yard. You can also just pick up the coal and have it delivered to your doorstep along the way."

"That's great! Even those who ride along can get a lot of benefits."

Everyone chimed in, "That's right, that's right, Qi Yulan really struck gold this time!"

Look at their family lately, they've been eating meat so many times.

Others chimed in, "Yes, yes."

Yang Dalin heard the crickets chirping behind him, but he didn't bother to respond.

Let everyone be envious and jealous.

Luckily, I didn't bring the bag of rabbits and pheasants with me.

The bag was locked in the driver's cab. When Brother Tian asked him about it, he said that no one was home at the moment, so he would bring it back when it got dark.

Otherwise, many people would envy them.

Yang Dalin drove his car to deliver coal to Brother Tian's house. Old Tian said that he would dump the coal at their house later and clear out a sack to send a sack to Old Qi.

Yang Dalin said, "Okay, I understand, Brother Tian."

The truck quickly arrived near Brother Tian's house, but it didn't go into the alley, otherwise it would be inconvenient to come out.

At the alley entrance, Yang Dalin helped carry the bag of coal.

I didn't let Brother Tian do it himself.

Aunt Tian is not working, so she can stay home and take care of the children.

Yang Dalin unloaded the coal, followed Tian Sao's instructions, poured the coal out, and then asked Tian Sao to take a small bag and follow him to the truck.

Once in the car, Yang Dalin gave Sister Tian a rabbit and a pheasant, put them in a small bag, and told her to take them back.

The reason I didn't carry it in earlier was because there were too many people in their yard, and it wouldn't look good if they saw it.

Aunt Tian was about to decline when she ran into Brother Tian, ​​who was carrying a shovel.

Tian Xueyi took one look and said, "Okay, I'll accept it."

My apprentice is truly exceptionally capable.

They killed more than a dozen rabbits and pheasants in just over an hour. Where can you go to complain?

However, Yang Dalin really benefited from the geographical location today.

Few people go there, and the surrounding villages are far away.

Otherwise, I really wouldn't be able to hit so many at once.

This is a year of disaster; it's not that easy.

Who could blame Yang Dalin for having a cheat code and finding such a good spot?

When Sister-in-law Tian saw that Brother Tian had asked her to accept the money, she stopped refusing.

Aunt Tian went home first, and Yang Dalin got into the back of the truck and helped fill a bag with coal using a shovel.

This bag is for Lao Qi; it's in the truck bed. The rest are for the freight station.

These days, it's true that companies with car fleets have great benefits.

By delivering goods, we can bring back a lot of good stuff, which can be used at the station or distributed as employee benefits.

The heating in Yang Dalin's dormitory was very good.

Because the freight station has no shortage of coal to burn; it delivers more coal to the coal plants than it can burn.

Yang Dalin returned the shovel and asked Sister Tian for another bag, intending to pack some rabbits and pheasants for Lao Qi's family later.

However, when they arrived at Lao Qi's house, Brother Tian said that the coal could be placed in Lao Qi's kitchen.

You should just bring those pheasants and rabbits to their workplace; both of them are there.

Some children are in school, while others are in preschool classes.

Okay, that makes sense, I haven't gotten off work yet.

Yang Dalin continued carrying the coal delivery truck. When they arrived at Qi Desheng's house, Brother Tian, ​​who often came over, greeted the people in their yard.

They delivered the coal directly into Qi's kitchen, which wasn't locked, so they just left it there.

In Lao Qi's kitchen, the two of them used a water ladle to wash each other's hands.

Then I greeted my neighbors, drove to meet everyone, and then went back to the station.

When they arrived at the meeting place, everyone was waiting for them.

No one was in a hurry, as they all knew that Lao Tian's truck delivered to many places and to many homes.

Upon arriving at their destination, Yang Dalin didn't even need to turn off his car. He honked the horn, and the other vehicles started up one after another. Yang Dalin followed behind and drove straight back to the station.

Upon arrival at the station, the first step was to unload half a carload of coal from the back of each car into the boiler room and canteen.

Many of the trucks nowadays are confiscated, and they don't carry much. Some trucks only carry 1.5 tons, so half a truckload of coal doesn't really carry much.

It wasn't the hundred-ton king of later generations.

That's half a truckload! If we were to deliver that, it would be quite a feat.

After unloading the coal, Yang Dalin locked the rabbit and pheasant in the cab for the time being, and would give them to Lao Qi after get off work.

However, Yang Dalin went to the dispatch room first to greet Gong Xuemei.

I told her to take it with her after get off work, and I also mentioned that I unloaded a bag of coal for her family.

Gong Xuemei was very fond of the person who saved her younger brother's son's life.

Knowing that he had gone out and brought back wild rabbits and pheasants for her, she wanted to give him some tickets.

Yang Dalin refused this time, as he still had a lot of tickets in his personal space that he couldn't use.

I was just worried, how could I possibly accept it?

When Gong Xuemei saw that he really didn't need it, she said she would prepare another gift for him later.

That's when they stopped.

I went back to the office to rest for a while, then checked the vehicles in the afternoon before continuing to work at the station.

Yang Dalin would take any opportunity to carry goods onto the truck, since he was strong and it gave him a reason to spend more money.

It's cold, so I put wild rabbits and pheasants in the driver's cab. They won't break and they don't smell bad.

After getting off work in the afternoon, Yang Dalin gave Gong Xuemei what was due.

On the way back that night, there was still half a bag on the back seat of the car.

Actually, he still had four rabbits left to eat in his space last time.

It's a bit worrying.

If we eat meat at home again, it will really make people even more envious.

Yang Dalin thought to himself that he should give all the rabbits away this time, but keep the pheasants. After all, he had heard that eating rabbit meat all the time was not good, but pheasants would be fine.

Then he turned and went to the railway branch office.

Upon arriving at the branch office, we asked around and found out that Captain Dou and his team were indeed working overtime again.

Luckily, I didn't agree to come to their company.

They were there when I looked for them at lunchtime, and they were still there when I looked for them after get off work in the afternoon.

Working overtime every day is really tough.

With limited methods of solving cases, they could only rely on extensive interviews to find clues and conduct investigations.

How utterly pitiful!