activa-t Chapter 396 My Sister Likes Rough Men (1)
Chapter 396 My Sister Likes Rough Men (1)
A new dimension is about to open, this time it's the modern world, and Afu, you're a recent college graduate...
Bai Ruofu is 22 years old this year. She just graduated from university and found a job designing store covers, with a monthly salary of 6000-8000 yuan.
She now lives in a second-tier city. For a recent graduate to earn this salary, with weekends off, is already quite good.
The Bai family has two daughters: Bai Ruofu is the eldest, and there is a younger sister named Bai Ruotong.
Both my parents are migrant workers.
When Bai Ruofu was little, her parents were busy working to earn money to build a house in the village, so they left Bai Ruofu with her grandparents to raise, and they only saw her once or twice a year.
After her grandparents passed away one after another, Bai Ruofu went to high school, which was a boarding school, and she went home once every two weeks.
Therefore, Bai Ruofu was not very close to her father and mother.
But Bai Ruotong is different—
Her parents took her in and raised her, giving her plenty of love.
Therefore, she was more spoiled than Bai Ruofu.
Bai Ruofu and Bai Ruotong are seven years apart in age.
Since they were both girls, they got along quite well.
This "good" relationship lasted until Bai Ruofu went to university, while Bai Ruotong was in junior high school.
With both daughters in school, the Bai family faces immense pressure.
He then repeatedly reminded Bai Ruofu that she should always remember that she was from a poor family and that she should know how to save money.
Bai Ruofu, a freshman in college, is only eighteen years old and easily manipulated, so she feels guilty towards her parents.
I found part-time jobs to earn a living.
After not asking her family for living expenses for two consecutive months, Bai's mother called her: "Afu, how much money did you earn this month? Have you received your paycheck yet? When you earn money next month, could you give me some...? Your father won't let me manage his money, and your sister is so immature, I'm having a hard time..."
Bai Ruofu sent the money twice and worked even harder, sometimes working part-time until after 10 p.m., then walking back to school through the dark night, and getting scared out of her wits...
During her first winter break, Bai Ruofu discovered that her mother was using the money Bai Ruofu had given her to send red envelopes to her nephew and buy her younger sister, Bai Ruotong, jewelry that girls liked. More importantly, she hadn't told Bai Ruofu's father about the money Bai Ruofu had given her.
Bai's father was a dull, middle-aged man who didn't talk much, but at least he paid Bai Ruofu's tuition.
Moreover, Bai's mother always exaggerated outside, saying how badly Bai's father treated her, while Bai's father just kept quiet and did not defend himself.
At that moment, Bai Ruofu suddenly understood.
She might be the kind of girl who doesn't have a family to rely on.
So, from her sophomore to senior year, Bai Ruofu gained more work experience and earned more money, but she didn't tell her family the truth.
She won't give money to Bai unless her mother asks for it.
When Bai's mother asked for money, Bai Ruofu would give her a few hundred yuan, and she would make sure that the whole family and her father's only sister, who was also her aunt, knew about it.
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After graduating and finding a job, Bai Ruofu frankly said that her monthly salary was 4000 yuan. After deducting social insurance and housing fund, she only had a little over 3000 yuan left. After deducting rent, water and electricity bills, and living expenses, she was lucky if she could save 500 yuan a month.
Bai's mother scolded her for being useless, saying she thought college graduates could earn tens of thousands a month.
Bai Ruofu listened and cried, agreeing with her words that she was truly useless.
When Bai's mother had no other options, she stopped contacting her as much.
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Bai Ruofu was very capable at work and was promoted to supervisor in less than a year.