She Only Cares About Cultivation

Suddenly, he dropped the price by five hundred thousand, it seems he genuinely wants to sell this house.

An Yi no longer hesitated, took all her documents, and followed him to the relevant department to complete the transfer procedures. After getting the house deed, she found a random place, asked him to wait outside, then went in and came out with a sack of money. Both went to the courtyard to hand over the keys and count the money.

It only took two hours for An Yi to buy a house, which was simply unbelievable.

After finishing all the formalities, the man turned back with the sack on his shoulder and looked at her: "From now on, we don’t know each other!"

The house is under his name, she certainly knows his name, but apart from that, she knows nothing about him. Now he just leaves, to be honest, she’s a bit unsure, but then she thinks, if there really is a problem, it should be years later, by then the kids would have grown up.

The man seemed to read her thoughts at a glance: "Don’t worry, we have donated the tavern at the front, and regarding this house at the back, no one will come looking for trouble with you!"

He walked away with a sack of money, An Yi stood in the courtyard with the keys and the deed, looking at the huge house. It was hard to believe such a large house was now hers.

In this lifetime, she never planned to leave Dingyuan County, and she’ll stop here. As for what kind of life the children will have in the future, it won’t be her concern anymore.

As for Qiuxia and her sister, whether they can get into college, and where they will settle in the future, she doesn’t want to care. A house in the city, a house in the countryside, living this life like this, it’s pretty good.

In the future, she’ll live in the city during winter, and in the countryside during spring, summer, and autumn. Thinking of this, she locked the front door and rode a bicycle back to the countryside.

When someone asked her about the children,

"I gave them away. I can’t raise both,"

After all, the children are still young, so they should stay in the space, and she doesn’t plan to tell the sisters about buying the house. Discuss it when there’s an opportunity in the future.

When villagers heard that she gave the kids away, they were quite surprised, but An Ran explained it quite frankly.

"I have to work to earn money, if I raise two, the three of us would starve, so I sent them to the welfare institution in the city to let the state take care of them."

"Yes, you did the right thing, you shouldn’t lose your job because of this. The Qians family is really something, it’s a pity for this mother and her children, to encounter such a heartless family."

She didn’t hear what was said later when everyone was speaking angrily. She just pushed her bike and left because Anning in the space was crying.

She hurried back home, parked her bicycle, locked the door, and quickly ran into the space to wash her hands and change clothes, to feed and change Anning’s diaper.

After taking care of the second child, she went to check on the eldest child, and by the time she finished, several hours had passed.

She sat in the courtyard dazed for a while, looking at the worn-out bicycle, it seemed to be salvaged from the wartime in the city. It’s broken but can be used, there’s a new bike in the space, but it’s too conspicuous to take out. Let’s make do with this one for now.

Now that she has a house, the next step is to move the furniture from the space inside, and then she can move in.

She had already checked, the house is well preserved, the only downside is that no furniture was left behind, it’s as if no one had ever lived here.

This man... is he perhaps a bit too meticulous? No, she must inspect the house thoroughly inside and out later.

Fortunately, it wasn’t that expensive. After all, it’s a small county, how expensive could a house from the Fifties be?

Five hundred yuan, no, US$ 450 is cheap for her, but for people of this era, it’s an astronomical figure.