Chapter 1625 - 1068: Heroine of the Republic 42 (6000+)_3

Chapter 1625: Chapter 1068: Heroine of the Republic 42 (6000+)_3

Three days later on the weekend, the sisters returned. When they heard about the matter, although they were indignant for An Yi, they didn’t say much. They helped An Yi and the enthusiastic neighbors in the village move the An family out, including bedding and other things.

"It’s a pity you spent so much effort painting and decorating the house back then. Such a good door, can’t it be removed?"

Listening to Angel’s complaint, An Yi smiled and said, "Enough, why bother with those things? On Monday, we have to continue with the transfer, moving the household registration to your side. It’s just as well, since you were worried that the house would collapse if left unoccupied for a long time. It’s good now; we’ve moved in. Before winter this year, we’ll find time to do some repairs and repainting, and it’ll be fine. Also, this courtyard wall, although low, has those glass shards, which can provide some deterrent. And, we have a water well here; the space isn’t smaller than over there."

"Then what about all the vegetables and grains we planted; won’t they go to waste?"

Anna also felt a bit distressed. An Yi sighed and said, "At this point, saying more doesn’t help; let’s just let it be."

After moving, starting Monday, An Yi went to the police station whenever she had time. After running back and forth for three days, she finally managed to get all their procedures completed.

The staff at the police station even asked, "What’s going on? Look at how your family members are constantly moving their registration back and forth. Is it fun?"

An Yi had no choice but to explain the whole situation, and after listening, the staff at the police station stopped talking and efficiently handled An Yi’s procedures.

After she left, her colleagues exchanged remarks saying, "This lady is really kind-hearted."

"If she weren’t kind-hearted, would she adopt two daughters? If she ever adopts two more, let’s not ask anything further and handle whatever procedures we can for her."

They also handled the adoption transfer procedures for An Yi’s children. After going back and forth a few times, everyone in the An family had been seen except the two children. The renamed ones were pitiful people, and this family had a tough time!

Once An Yi’s household registration procedures were done, it was nearly the end of the month. When Cai Wenfang and others, accompanied by comrades from the Military Support Office, arrived at Liujiatun and saw the big house An Yi used to live in, they nodded in satisfaction. Subsequently, the Military Support Office explained to the onlookers and transferred the procedures with Liujiatun’s team leader. After all, this was a veteran family, and they couldn’t be ignored!

Thus, starting May 2nd, Cai Wenfang’s family was thoroughly settled in Liujiatun. When they learned that An Yi lived nearby, they thought of visiting her, but several visits failed to find her.

Eventually, a neighboring resident came out and said, "Teacher An teaches in the county and village schools, so she isn’t home during the day. If you want to see her, you’ll have to wait until evening."

It’s already dark in the evening; who would wander around?

So by the time they saw An Yi again, it was another weekend. Seeing her with two children, they found it hard to believe and asked, "You have children? Wasn’t it said you live alone?"

"A few years ago I lived alone, no problem. May I ask if you have any other business with me?"

Cai Wenfang chuckled, appearing very amicable.

"Well, we came to thank you for giving us such a clean and large house."

These words were somewhat insincere, and An Yi shook her head lightly.

"No need to thank me. As long as you live in that house and don’t come looking for problems, it’s fine."

Cai Wenfang’s daughter-in-law frowned upon hearing this and said, "What do you mean by that? What do you mean by coming to you for problems? For no reason, why would I look for problems with you? Is this what a teacher should say?"

An Yi chuckled, "Then what are you doing here today? Weren’t we clear that our paths shouldn’t cross anymore?"

"We live in the same village, and our two families met under such circumstances. We’ve come with good intentions to visit you, yet is that wrong?"

An Yi raised her lips slightly: "It’s not necessary. Actually, I feel there’s no need for us to maintain contact. On the contrary, you should be connecting more with the village people. After all, spring plowing has begun, and you came just in time to join the production team and earn work points."

"Does Teacher An mean to say she’s afraid we’ll never let go of our connection?"

An Yi glanced at Cai Wenfang, "A bit, considering I’ve already given up my home, I don’t see what else of mine could be of interest to you. I prefer frankness rather than beating around the bush. Previously, I declined to become foster relatives with you, and today, hearing from the neighbors, you’ve visited multiple times. Such deliberate visits don’t seem like casual ones, so what exactly do you mean?"