Uncle Must Have Had a Very Miserable Childhood, Right? (3)
Jiang Xing went to the city to find a headhunting office.
He had many brothers in the village, and it was not an exaggeration to say that one word from him could summon a lot of people. He managed to gather a logistics team without too much effort. But in the city, he was not familiar with the place and the people, so things were not convenient.
Mr. Yu said that you should use the right person for the job. So things were worth spending money on to make things easier. No need to hold back on those kinds of expenses if you could save ti and effort. Doing everything yourself was the height of folly.
Jiang Xing thought that what he said made sense, so he was very generous with the headhunter.
He was looking for managent personnel, new drivers, a warehouse, and personnel to manage staff deploynt. He left them all to the headhunters and spent a lot of money.
After finishing the official business, Jiang Xing asked casually, “The child in my family will go to kindergarten soon, and we plan to get a house here. It’s convenient for going to school, with a good environnt for learning and close to the school building. Could you recomnd a suitable place?”
This was not a headhunter’s job, but Jiang Xing had been very generous, so the headhunter wanted to repay his favor and told him everything he knew.
“Isn’t that a school district house? That’s easy. Well, a friend of mine happened to want to sell one recently. I don’t know if it would suit you? How old is the child in Boss Jiang’s family? What school do you want to go to?”
Jiang Xing didn’t expect to get a bite on his first try2. He touched his chin and said, “She’s four years old. She is going to the best kindergarten in the world.”
The headhunter nodded to show that he understood and that he would help him inquire after he got off work.
Thus, things were decided.
Jiang Xing left the office and took the ti to go to the photo studio to develop the film.
While waiting for the pictures to co out, Jiang Xing glanced at them casually. Just one look, and he imdiately beca furious.
Because he wasn’t in any of the pictures with the snown!!
Just where did he go??
Didn’t Xiaoman ask him to hold Mrs. Flower to take several photos, and even specified the pose he had to endure, working hard to the bone?
So why couldn’t he see himself anywhere??
Oh, there he was.
Why was there only his hand?!
Where did the person do?!
Wow! He was worked to the bone, making snown and taking different poses. But in the end, his contribution was hidden?
Jiang Xiaoman, you’re asking for a beating!
Jiang Xing rushed ho, and as soon as he entered the door, he picked up the culprit and put her on his lap for a spanking.
“You ungrateful little girl! You’re so cruel; you didn’t even show half of my face!”
Jiang Xiaoman glanced at the photo and explained in a low voice. “This is a picture of snown taken for Yu Qingshi, and not a picture of you taken for Yu Qingshi. If you wanted to have your picture taken, you could’ve told earlier.”
“You still have an excuse!” Jiang Xing was furious again, and ‘papapa!’ started spanking her.
Jiang Xiaoman scread a few tis, her soft milky voice howling horribly. Not long after, Jiang Xing stopped spanking her.
Hehe, it didn’t hurt at all. Grandma was afraid that she would be cold, so she had her wear thick cotton trousers. No matter how hard Uncle spanked her, it didn’t actually reach her body.
She learned this trick from Jiang Xing.
He said, when soone hits you, you must scream harder no matter if it hurts or not, so your opponent would go easier on you.
She was so smart; she could apply what she learned right away. It really was very smart of her.
Of course, this thod proved very useful.
She didn’t know how beatings his uncle had for him to be able to co up with sothing like this. Uncle was so pitiful; he must have had a very miserable childhood.
2. Lit: a blind cat happened to run into a dead mouse. To succeed unexpectedly.
Want to read more chapters and support us? Please consider becoming a patron to read up to 24 chapters in advance!
Reviews
All reviews (0)