PFC Chapter 505 Their family got rich, I'm insanely jealous
Chapter 505 Their family got rich, I'm insanely jealous
"I haven't had a chance to ask her yet, but where in the world can you find someone with the same name and look exactly the same? It's probably her."
"My goodness, how did Yuyao become so successful?"
"I do not know."
Didn't she tell you?
“She told me that she started her own company and made money. I thought it was just a small company with a few people. I didn’t know it was so big.”
"My goodness, Yuyao has really made something of herself. Ye Lian, quickly call her and ask her about it."
“Not now, she’s at work right now.”
"She's the boss, what's wrong with her answering the phone during work hours?"
Ye Lian shook her head. "It still won't work. She's the boss, so she should set a good example for her employees. What if everyone takes home calls during work hours?"
Aunt Wang: "..."
That evening, Ye Lian called Lin Yuyao and received confirmation.
It was indeed her on TV.
Ye Lian asked excitedly, "How big of a boss is he?"
"It's not a big company, just a small company with a little over a hundred people."
"More than a hundred people is too few. Our village only has more than a hundred people. You're practically the village chief."
Lin Yuyao: “…”
Okay, village chief.
"What about your older brother? How is he doing? He called last time and said that you helped him register some company and that he's a boss now, with someone working for him."
Lin Yuyao chuckled, "Yes, my older brother has become a boss too, but currently their transportation company only has two people and one vehicle."
"Oh, so two people call themselves a company?"
“He’s making calls, but take it slow. If he makes money this year, he can buy another car next year. If he makes more money, he can buy another one. He can expand gradually.”
"Good, good, you've all made something of yourself. Don't worry about Lin Ping, he'll be guaranteed a job after graduation, a secure job. God bless you three brothers, you've all made something of yourself."
After returning home, Ye Lian discussed with Lin Dawei whether they should properly pay respects at their ancestral graves.
Lin Dawei thought it made sense, so he went to ask the fortune teller which day would be more suitable for the ancestral worship.
Lin Yuyao is quite well-known in her hometown. She wanted to keep a low profile, but her abilities wouldn't allow it.
They were all there to offer their congratulations and inquire about the situation.
Ye Lian also said modestly, "It's all exaggerated on TV. Actually, it's not a big company, just over a hundred people. She's like our village chief."
"You're being too modest. People who get on TV are all very capable."
See? She wanted to help her daughter keep a low profile, but it didn't work.
Those in Nancheng who had previously mocked the Fu family for marrying a country girl now all envied them.
I told you, what kind of family is the Fu family? Do you think they can just let their only son find a wife?
Although they come from the countryside, they are like a golden phoenix that flew out of the countryside. If they landed in an ordinary family, they would be buried and forgotten. Only a family like the Fu family can afford to raise a golden phoenix.
Reputation reversed.
Some are happy and some are sad.
For example, the Lu Jiangting family all looked worried when they heard that Lin Yuyao had become successful.
I was both happy and sad.
Thinking to myself, "She's so powerful now, what if she's unwilling to forgive Jiang Ting?"
For example, Fang Qing always thought that Lin Yuyao was her defeated opponent, a simple-minded country girl who was only younger and prettier than her. In terms of intelligence and methods, she was far inferior to her.
Why is it that she became a successful boss while my life is getting worse and worse?
She always felt that it shouldn't be like this.
For example, consider Lin Dawei's younger brother's family.
The sister-in-law was very unhappy.
Who chose the location for my parents' graves?
"They were all chosen by the Taoist priest."
"Who invited that Taoist priest?"
"This... it was my brother's treat, what's wrong?"
She slapped her thigh and exclaimed, "Oh no, there must be something wrong with my parents' graves!"
"Oh no?"
“Why not? The Taoist priest they hired chose the burial site, it must have been a site that would bring good fortune to their family.” The youngest daughter-in-law thought it made more and more sense. “No, this grave has to be moved.”
"What? Relocate the grave? That... isn't necessary?"
"Why wouldn't we use it? Can you just stand by and watch your older brother's family get better and better while our family gets worse and worse?"
"This……"
"You're such a good-for-nothing, but you should think more about our children. In my opinion, this grave needs to be moved."
The youngest child scratched his head, "Then whose family will be relocated?"
“You mother, think about it. Their family didn’t prosper after Dad died, but their life has been getting better and better since Mom left. I think there’s something wrong with Mom’s grave.”
"That's not a good idea. My mother has been gone for so many years. She always favored me the most, leaving all the good things for us. You've been dead for so many years, and it's not right for us to dig her up and rebury her. Forget it, let's not disturb her."
The youngest daughter-in-law grabbed his ear and said, "You useless thing, if you won't tell, I will. I'm telling you, there's definitely something wrong with the old lady's grave, it has to be moved."
As luck would have it, when they went to Lin Dawei's family to discuss moving the graves, they found out that the family had gone to visit the graves early that morning.
The youngest daughter-in-law became increasingly convinced that her guess was correct, and she followed them there, only to find them worshipping the old lady.
In her haste, the youngest daughter-in-law kicked over the incense, candles, and paper money.
He kept shouting, "I told you to worship! I told you to worship!"
Lin Dawei quickly stepped in front of his wife and daughter-in-law.
"What are you doing, youngest?"
The youngest son caught up and quickly pulled his wife away.
"Brother, I...I..." he stammered.
Lin Dawei angrily said, "If you don't give me an explanation, this matter is not over today."
The youngest daughter-in-law snorted coldly, "Hmph, you're still not done with me? Let me tell you, I'm not done with you either."
"What do you mean?"
"What do you mean? Hmph, I'm asking you, who chose this location for the grave?"
"Didn't you know that a Taoist priest was invited to choose it?"
"Who invited them?"
“You’re not going, so if I didn’t invite you, who would?”
"It's good that you admit it. Did you tell the Taoist priest to choose a location that would bring good fortune to your family but harm my family?"
Lin Dawei: "..."
"Where did you get this idea?" he asked his younger brother, puzzled.
He was still confused, but Ye Lian finally understood.
She pushed Lin Dawei aside and stepped forward, saying, "Youngest daughter-in-law, are you trying to say that there's something wrong with Mother's grave?"
"Yes, there's something wrong with this grave."
"Then what do you mean?"
"Relocating graves."
Where are you planning to move to?
"It's none of your business. I'll ask a Taoist priest to find a good place."
"Okay, I have no objection."
Ye Lian's quick agreement surprised the other party.
"You really have no objections?"
"Of course I have no objection, as long as I don't have to pay for it."
Lin Dawei said in a low voice, "How could you agree to such a big thing as relocating a grave on the spot?"
The youngest daughter-in-law understood immediately upon seeing Lin Dawei's attitude. "Sister-in-law, don't try to coax me. You've agreed, but my brother hasn't."