Transmigration: On the Gossip Front
Chapter 229 True or False First Love 29_1

Chapter 229: Chapter 229 True or False First Love 29_1

Yang Zhaodi got up early and had Zhou Juan prepare a meal, as she was supposed to go notify Zhou Hong.

As it turned out, there was no need for her to notify him, as Zhou Hong was already downstairs shouting, "Mom and Dad, come down and help me move my stuff."

While taking advantage of the time before work, they efficiently moved their belongings, and a family of five certainly had no shortage of possessions.

At this moment, they were grateful they hadn’t purchased much furniture, otherwise moving all the furniture would have been a problem.

Of course, when it came time for them to move again, they would definitely need to buy quite a few things, with no idea how much money it would require.

Zhou Hong thought he was early enough, but unexpectedly he ran into Zhou Lina.

While he was pushing his bike, Zhang Shifen was riding a tricycle over, with Zhou Lina also cycling alongside.

"Moving out." Zhou Lina saw the luggage on the back of Zhou Hong’s bike and was very pleased.

"I knew you guys could move, you were just making excuses, trying to find reasons not to."

"All right, I can finally move back to my own home and won’t have to worry about being locked out anymore."

Although it was early, people were coming and going, and naturally, they pricked up their ears upon hearing Zhou Lina’s words, curious about what had happened the day before.

The recent events at the Zhou Family had been quite the spectacle, and nobody expected more drama first thing in the morning.

Zhou Hong knew Zhou Dajiang had forbidden Zhou Lina and her family from returning, leaving him at a loss for words.

Zhou Lina didn’t wish to retell the story, knowing someone else would explain.

Just as she expected, it wasn’t long before someone began recounting the events of the previous night.

Zhou Hong was also aware of what had transpired during the day, and it had left him infuriated.

He had never imagined his grandmother, who he thought was kind to him, could act in such a way.

At the same time, a wave of fear swept over him; he had considered that maybe Zhou Lina didn’t dare to approach the leadership.

Now he knew, were the people who could go to GWH and the police station really afraid of meeting the factory leadership?

Yang Zhaodi and Zhou Dahai heard Zhou Hong’s voice and quickly rushed down, noticing the items on the bike.

Seeing Zhou Lina nearby, Yang Zhaodi was infuriated, "Zhou Lina, you didn’t have to hurry and notify everyone so early in the morning."

"I wasn’t notifying anyone this early in the morning." Zhou Lina was unhappy with Yang Zhaodi’s blaming words.

"Yesterday I was driven out and we weren’t allowed to return; the three of us had nowhere to stay."

"I had to notify Zhou Hong, of course. I couldn’t possibly have no place to stay myself yet kindly allow Zhou Hong to remain there."

"This situation was provoked by your Zhou Family first; I had no choice but to act this way."

"And since the house was borrowed for so many years and I’ve graduated, I definitely need to move back in."

"The sensible thing would have been to move out earlier without needing my reminder."

"But, after mentioning it for so long, you did nothing. it wasn’t until I arrived, saying I would speak with our leaders, that Zhou Hong was willing to move."

Her reputation wasn’t good anyway, so she really didn’t care how everyone else viewed the situation.

You notified everyone last night? Yang Zhaodi gasped, "How could you do that?"

"Your brother-in-law is heartless, not caring about our well-being at all. The fact that I didn’t make your son and his family of five move out in the middle of the night already shows my kindness."

"It seems in your eyes, you can bully us, but when we take back our house, we are excessive and lack compassion."

"Really, I truly admire you."

"Somehow none of you feels the slightest bit at fault."

"Your skin is really as thick as the Great Wall," Zhou Lina said sarcastically.

"Okay, let’s hurry up," Zhang Shifen wasn’t interested in greeting Yang Zhaodi either.

She was well aware that Zhou Dahai and his wife had not refrained from fanning the flames behind the scenes.

Now that the husband and wife knew the fire had burned onto them, they were finally anxious.

Zhang Shifen said that this was just the beginning and that there would be plenty of suffering for them in the future.

"Good, let’s go up and pack our things," Zhou Lina said cheerfully as she went upstairs.

Originally, the neighbors had all been inquiring about what exactly happened last night, and they all thought that Zhou Dajiang really acted like someone with a narrow mind.

When they heard Zhang Shifen say they were packing, and then saw the three-wheeled bike they rode over on, they wondered, "Are they planning to move out their clothes?"

"It’s normal, who knows when Zhou Dajiang will go crazy again and not let anyone in," someone snorted coldly.

"Fighting between husband and wife is normal; there’s no need for this," someone voiced an opposing opinion.

Yang Zhaodi panicked; she was genuinely worried about what she would do if Zhang Shifen was indeed packing to leave.

When Zhang Shifen and the others went upstairs, Zhou Dajiang just happened to open the door. Seeing Zhang Shifen standing at the door, he looked so happy, "You guys?"

"We’ve come back to pack our things."

"Zhou Hong is already moving stuff. Today he can clear out the other house," said Zhou Dajiang.

Zhang Shifen said no more and slipped inside to pack, while Zhou Lina had already packed her things, and Zhou Xuan’s belongings were mostly packed as well.

As for Zhang Shifen’s stuff, there really wasn’t much, and the two of them packed everything up quickly.

Zhou Dajiang just watched the entire time, anxiety gnawing at him, "Wife, you’re packing your things, what’s this about?"

"Yesterday you could lock us out, all because the house is under your name, and you can do as you please."

"I really don’t feel secure. Now that Xiao Na has secured her place, the three of us will move over there to live."

"Besides, I’ve said it before, Zhou Yong is also getting married. In the future, five people will live in this house, and once they have children, it will be even more crowded."

"If I move to Xiao Na’s place by then, everyone will blame Zhou Yong’s wife."

"It’s better that I move out now."

"Moreover, Xiao Na, living there alone, doesn’t know how to manage everything. If I go over, I can lend a helping hand to some extent."

Listening to these reasons, they really made sense, but Zhou Dajiang knew they were all excuses.

Wanting to dissuade her but not knowing how.

Soon, the two of them had packed everything, and Zhang Shifen walked to the door, calling a few neighbors who usually had good relations with her to help out a bit.

With the help of others, the boxes were quickly moved downstairs, and Zhang Shifen took one last look around the room to make sure nothing was left behind.

She took a deep breath and pulled out three keys, "These are the front door keys."

"We won’t be coming back here often, and if we lose them, it’s really going to be troublesome. So, I’m giving the keys to you."

Zhou Dajiang couldn’t take the keys; he wasn’t foolish. He knew that once he took the keys back, they would never be given away again.

"You keep them. You might need them if you ever come back," Zhou Dajiang managed a weak smile.

At that moment, he truly wished he could strangle his past self. Where had he found the confidence to think Zhang Shifen would concede?

"No need, we’ve taken everything belonging to the three of us," she replied.

"If we ever come back, you’ll be here anyway."

"Also, don’t sneak Zhou Yong to restaurants in the city center to improve your diet," she continued.

"Eat whatever you want."

"Alright, I have to get to work, I’m leaving," Zhang Shifen said as she waved her hand and left, warmly greeting the surrounding neighbors as she went.

Zhou Dajiang was dumbfounded; he truly hadn’t expected that Zhang Shifen knew all along; she had just never mentioned it.

Now that she had brought it up directly, she had made her intentions crystal clear; she was definitively not turning back.