Rebirth of the Flying Era

When Du Fei saw that the matter was done, he smiled and approached: "Auntie, have you brought your household registration book with you?"

The eldest mother was stunned and shook her head.

Du Fei said: "It's okay. I'll go pick them up later and register the two children's household registration tomorrow."

After saying that, he looked at the first master and Xiaojun: "First master, the child will definitely have your last name. Do you need to change his name?"

The uncle looked at Xiaojun in his arms and asked, "Son, what do you think?"

Xiaojun blinked and said, "I listen to my father and mother."

When the young man and his wife heard this, they were even more elated.

The first uncle patted Xiaojun on the back: "Good son, you don't need to change your name if you ask me. From now on, you will still be called Xiaojun and Yi Xiaojun. Xiaoling'er will be called Yi Xiaoling."

Then the uncle filled out a few more forms at the neighborhood committee, and the commotion woke Xiaoling up, so they happened to go back to the courtyard together.

At this point, the two children have nothing to do with the street office and neighborhood committee.

So neither Zhu Ting nor Director Zhao of the neighborhood committee followed.

Du Fei followed the whole family, the elder brother held Xiaoling, and the elder mother led Xiaojun, smiling from ear to ear the whole way.

By the time we reached the courtyard, it was already eight o'clock.

It was freezing cold and no one was walking around in the courtyard. A few people went straight back to the uncle's house.

Little Jun followed the eldest mother in a disciplined manner, but looked left and right, observing his and his sister's new home.

Before leaving, the fire was on the stove and the room was not cold at all.

And because the aunt is diligent and tidy, the house is large and very bright.

I don’t know how much better than the bachelor’s house that the neighborhood committee introduced him to before.

At this time, Xiaojun didn't understand what it meant to dislike the poor and love the rich, but he could tell from the situation at home whether he and his sister would be hungry in the future.

During this journey of escaping, Xiaojun knew how uncomfortable it felt to be hungry!

Du Fei didn't stay long. He took the household registration book that his aunt had found and told him to take Xiaoling to the factory hospital for a checkup tomorrow.

Because Xiaoling did not have a registered permanent residence in Beijing, the neighborhood committee could only ask a doctor from the drug store to take a look.

Otherwise, the last trip to the hospital would have cost several dollars.

The first man earns ninety-nine yuan a month, and he works alone for three people. He doesn't care at all about the benefits of these three people.

Originally, the reason why I was living my life so hard was because I had no children, I was afraid that I would have no hope in the future, and I desperately wanted to save some pension money.

Now I don’t have such worries, and I don’t even care about spending a few dollars, let alone treating my daughter.

In the end, the father and mother thanked him profusely. Du Fei finally pushed the cart out of the courtyard and was just about to get on it and go back to the hotel.

But suddenly a sound of "Hey" came from behind.

Du Fei looked back and saw that it was Zhu Ting, a woman pushing a bicycle, standing in the shadow not far away, like a ghost, which startled Du Fei.

He discovered the secret of the abandoned courtyard a few days ago and suspected that it might be a stronghold of enemy agents.

Although after various confirmations, it was concluded that the place had been abandoned long ago, I was still cautious.

"Hey, I... do you know, people are scary, scary to death!" Du Fei let out a long breath and glared at Zhu Ting.

Zhu Ting laughed disapprovingly: "It scares you. Do you usually do too many embarrassing things?"

Du Fei pushed the bicycle and walked over: "Sister Zhu, doesn't your conscience hurt when you say this? You run with me back and forth, helping you so much, but in the end you end up doing a lot of harm!"

Zhu Ting was still smiling and in a good mood.

The things that had been weighing on her heart these past few days were finally resolved, and seeing Du Fei like that made her laugh.

"Okay, okay, I'll thank you this time." Zhu Ting said after a while: "This Sunday, please go to Quan Ju De Xing!"

"Forget it, I have an appointment this Sunday." Du Fei refused without hesitation: "Besides, you are a pretty girl who is just fooling around in the dark. If you don't go home quickly, why are you wandering around outside?"

Zhu Ting was stunned. She didn't expect that the invitation was rejected, and she was lectured by the kid in front of her.

If it had been anyone else, she would have been annoyed.

Who are you? Why do you care about me?

But for some reason, Du Fei couldn't get angry when he said these words.

"Hmph! Whether love comes or not, no one cares." Zhu Ting raised her neck like a proud swan, got on the car and left.

It was all in vain, Du Fei didn't trust her to leave alone.

They separated at the neighborhood committee before, saying that Zhu Ting was leaving with Director Zhao, but who knew that this bitch had come here.

Although Zhu Ting lived not too far away, and the alley in front of her door was an avenue with street lights, she couldn't afford it if something unexpected happened.

Zhu Ting curled her lips, ignored Du Fei who was following her, and continued to ride her bicycle.

Du Fei didn't take the initiative to talk. The two of them could only hear the "swish" sound of the bicycle.

After riding for more than ten minutes, she arrived at the gate of the district government guest house. Zhu Ting finally held the brake and turned around and said, "I'm here. This time... thank you anyway."

Du Fei smiled, waved his hand, tilted the handlebars and rode back.

The next day, the whole courtyard was in a sensation!

At noon, Du Fei went back to deliver meals to Lei Laoliu and the others.

As soon as I entered the gate, I saw the third aunt, gathered together with several aunts and aunts in the courtyard, chattering and discussing.

Seeing Du Fei pushing the cart in, the third aunt immediately went up to greet her and said mysteriously: "Hey, Xiao Du, you don't know yet! Just last night, a man and a woman brought back two children. I don't know what they are. thing?"

Another aunt next to me also said: "Isn't it true? It seems that a child is still sick, and they took the child to the hospital early in the morning. I wonder if it is important or not?"

…

Several people were chattering away, and gradually began to wander.

Du Fei hurriedly interrupted them: "Hey, let me tell you about the aunts and uncles. I know about the matter at the uncle's house..."

It was a coincidence that just as Du Fei was talking, the couple brought Xiaojun and Xiaoling back and met them at the gate.

When Du Fei saw it, he immediately said loudly: "It just so happens that my uncle and aunt are here too. I will talk about this today so that everyone can stop making wild guesses."

But as soon as he finished speaking, Du Fei saw Xiaojun and Xiaoling again, and felt something was wrong, and said: "Mom, please take the child back first, and just leave the uncle here."

The old man also reacted, cast a grateful look at Du Fei, and urged the old man to go home quickly.

Although Xiaoling is still young, Xiaojun remembers things, and some words are best avoided.

After the eldest mother brought the two children into the middle courtyard, Du Fei said: "Let me certify for the eldest father first. These two children are not wild children who were brought back casually. As for the children's biological father and mother, what are their identities? , where did they come from? Don’t ask about those gossips. I’m just telling you that this is a task of the district. The sub-district office is led by our section chief, and Director Zhao of the neighborhood committee is specifically responsible. The first uncle adopted these two children for Reducing the burden on the government is a contribution to the country..."