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Chapter 615 Second Sister-in-law Yun Does Not Favor Sons Over Daughters

Chapter 615: Chapter 615 Second Sister-in-law Yun Does Not Favor Sons Over Daughters

After returning home in the evening, Second Brother Yun didn’t tell his father-in-law about the incident; he only shared it with his wife.

"You did the right thing," she said. "Those people are jobless, and if they can be sent away with money, then use money. The real worry is that they might come knocking often."

This was a problem.

The noodle shop was making money, which was why Second Sister-in-law Yun used to count the cash every night. She hadn’t deposited it in the bank, planning to buy a house as soon as they could afford one; otherwise, the prices would go up.

"Little sister wrote to us, saying that once we have money, we can buy a house," Second Brother Yun felt that his sister had good foresight. They had made a profit from buying a storefront property previously.

"As for buying a house, we’ll see. Don’t worry, we have three children; in time, each will have their own apartment."

Second Sister-in-law Yun did not favor sons over daughters.

She was an only daughter herself, and her own parents had endured a lot of scorn from relatives because she was a girl.

"As for these hoodlums, it’s the Public Security’s matter. Leave it to me to handle. You just focus on earning money to buy apartments for our children. Go to sleep; you have to wake up early tomorrow."

Second Sister-in-law Yun was sympathetic toward her husband.

Because they ran a noodle shop, he had to get up before dawn to start the day’s work.

It was many times more tiring than working for a state-owned restaurant.

But it truly made money.

When Second Sister-in-law Yun counted the shop’s earnings for ten consecutive days, she was somewhat incredulous.

In one day, they could earn what she made in a month at her job.

However, she didn’t quit her job to help out at the noodle shop.

Second Sister-in-law Yun didn’t take immediate action; it was two days later when she started to move.

One of her colleagues had a relative working in a government department, and she found out exactly when the suggestion box was opened.

Second Sister-in-law Yun was quite smart and thought about the long-term.

With the start of the reform and opening-up, even the top national leaders were saying so, and the country was greatly encouraging the development of individuals. But now, some people were hindering that progress, which was unacceptable.

She wrote a letter and dropped it in the box, waiting for what would happen next.

It must be said that Second Sister-in-law Yun was also quite lucky, for her letter was on the mayor’s desk the very next day.

Upon reading the contents, the mayor was immediately furious.

He called a meeting to deal with the issue.

They increased patrols.

Once such hoodlums were caught, it wouldn’t just be a matter of being detained for ten or fifteen days.

This mayor was also a second-generation official from the Capital City and wanted to make a name for himself. Now that an opportunity for accomplishment had come his way, he certainly wouldn’t let it pass.

After the crackdown, many discerning individuals sent letters of praise and even placed advertisements in the newspaper to commend the action.

The leaders were very satisfied with the outcome.

Second Sister-in-law Yun was also pleased with the follow-up.

And Second Brother Yun had no idea that his wife’s letter had changed the face of the entire city.

It was many days later when Second Sister-in-law Yun finally told the elders at home about it.

Chef Zhao immediately commended Second Brother Yun, "You did the right thing. When it’s time to yield, you should yield, and not act impulsively. It wouldn’t have been worth it to suffer a major loss for a minor issue. If you hadn’t given them money and food and had instead confronted them directly, they would have smashed the shop and even beaten you."

"Dad, I understand," he replied.

Mrs. Zhao didn’t actually know about this incident.

Her son-in-law had kept it a secret from her all along.

It was only when they returned from shopping one day, they realized that there was hardly any braised pork belly sold, and it was all gone.

Over in the Capital City.

Zhang Lanhua had finally finished her confinement period, and it coincided with the weekend, so Yun Xiaoxiao decided to close both the jewelry store and the electronics store.

They all went to celebrate Zhang Lanhua’s end of confinement and helped her move house at the same time.

Fang Chaoyang had also bought an apartment nearby, financed with borrowed money.

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