I Wore It Back After 60 Years

Chapter 667
The next day, Chen Xiangyang bought it early and handed it to Xia Mingqi, entrusting him to give it to Li Xiuhong.

Xia Mingqi took a one-day and one-night train to arrive in Wutong City. He first went to the bungalow at No. 18 Wutong Street. He was not at all surprised that Li Xiuhong was not at home for work.

Turned to the No. [-] Hotel, found Li Xiuhong, and offered her luggage with both hands.

According to Chen Xiangyang's account, he didn't say he bought it.

Inside are not only the clothes and shoes Chen Xiangyang bought, but also all kinds of urgent supplies and a letter that Li Xingxing sent to her mother. There are two luggage bags in total, one for his mother and one for his in-laws.

Poor Xia Mingqi, he was carrying three bags alone.

Remove one, and there are two more.

Li Xiuhong called him to stop: "Ming Qi, don't rush away."

Xia Mingqi stopped immediately, "Auntie, do you have anything else to do?"

Li Xiuhong nodded, turned around and asked the manager on the first floor for a half-day leave, borrowed a rickshaw from the purchasing department, put the luggage in the bucket, took Xia Mingqi out of the hotel and walked towards her home, saying, "Xing Xing and Xingxing brought some grain and oil to your parents for the New Year years ago. I asked someone to send them a message to let them pick it up. "

Xia Mingqi thought for a while, and understood the reason why his parents didn't want it, and hurriedly said: "My parents said no, but I took it back. Isn't it too unfilial? You keep it for yourself, and Xiaosan and Xing Xing didn't give it to you during the holidays." Your next festival."

Li Xiuhong smiled: "Isn't everything I received sent by them? How can you say that there is no ceremony."

She grabbed Xia Mingqi's sleeve to stop his plan to turn around and leave, "If you don't help to take it back, I'll send it over in person, and deliver it to the door. Your parents can't refuse the door, right?"

Xia Mingqi was helpless.

Li Xiuhong said again: "Your second brother is getting married in the spring, and those things are just in use, so you don't have to buy them again. Some fabrics are used to save face, let your parents make some clothes for themselves, and wear new clothes for your son's wedding."

Facing a lot of things, Xia Mingqi was dumbfounded.

He can't carry it all by himself!

Li Xiuhong chuckled: "You go back on a tricycle, and I'll bring it back tomorrow."

The tricycle was borrowed from him.

Xia Mingqi heaved a sigh of relief, dragged a cart of stuff through the city, and went straight to the door of his house, where he ran into his own mother, Aunt Xia, who was taking her son to bask in the sun.

"Boss!" The excitement came from Aunt Xia.

"Father!" The childish voice came from Xia Qinghui.

He ran towards Xia Mingqi without hesitation, climbed into the car neatly, lay on Xia Mingqi's back, put his arms around his neck, and shouted happily: "Dad! Dad! Dad! I miss you so much!"

"I miss you too." Xia Mingqi was full of love and guilt.

Guilt at defending his family and the country, not being able to watch him babble with his own eyes, not being able to grow up with him.

Aunt Xia also came to her, and while holding her grandson so that he would not interfere with her son's riding, she asked, "How many days can you stay at home this time? Get on the bike quickly."

Although I drove a jeep last time and rode a tricycle this time, I have a lot of luggage today.

Even with parcels and luggage as cover-ups, they still couldn't hide from the piercing neighbors who were sitting at the gate of Xia's house basking in the sun and gossiping, but now they swarmed up.

"Ming Qi, did you buy so many things for your mother?" someone asked.

"What's it all? It's bulging." Someone reached out to open the sack and the package to find out.

Xia Mingqi stretched out his hand to stop him, without being angry and pretentious: "My mistress and his wife sent it from Shanghai, you know my mistress has a temper, no one is allowed to touch his things!"

Ride straight into the open gate.

(End of this chapter)