Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 64: I’m Here to Bring You Money

Upon hearing this, Jiang Ran immediately flashed a brilliant smile at Uncle Jiang, "Thank you, Uncle!"

Because she was quite chubby, Jiang Ran, of course, couldn’t be called beautiful, but her skin was fair and delicate, so she was definitely not ugly.

Not only not ugly, in the eyes of some older people, Jiang Ran’s appearance is considered a sign of good fortune.

In Uncle Jiang’s eyes, Jiang Ran was someone with a look of good fortune.

Seeing Jiang Ran’s radiant smile, Uncle Jiang also started to smile.

"Okay, then let’s go now, your Aunt is here, so there’s nothing to worry about."

This small store was run by Uncle Jiang and Aunt Jiang together. Whether business was good or not didn’t matter much to them, mostly because they were getting older and couldn’t do much else. Running a small shop was something to keep themselves occupied.

Uncle Jiang walked ahead, with Jiang Ran and Pei Shanshan following behind.

While walking, Uncle Jiang continued talking to Jiang Ran.

"We live not far from here, just behind, it takes a few minutes to get there."

Behind was a residential area, with narrow or wide alleys, with doors spaced at intervals along both sides of the alleys.

Opening a door leads to a small courtyard.

Such courtyards are definitely not as spacious as those in the villages.

But for a family to live in, it was enough.

Living in the county town might not be spacious, but it wasn’t without its benefits.

Commuting for work, school, and daily needs would be much more convenient.

Jiang Ran also wanted to live in the county town, but currently, the conditions didn’t allow, first, because of circumstances, and second, because of lack of money.

Buying a sewing machine already cost one hundred and fifty, and the remaining money still needed to cover medicine and renting a shop front, which she didn’t know how much it would cost.

However, Jiang Ran wasn’t very worried.

Renting a shop front wasn’t just for her, the rent was something that everyone would share, so there was nothing to worry about, for sure they would manage to rent it.

Just as Uncle Jiang said, after only a few minutes of walking, they stopped in front of a small courtyard gate.

In the village, during the day, every household’s main door would be open, and if you wanted to visit, you could directly walk into someone’s yard.

But in the county town, it’s different; every household’s courtyard gate would still be closed.

Uncle Jiang knocked on the door while calling out, and shortly afterward, there was a response from inside.

The voice was full of vigor, clearly indicating that the speaker was in good health.

Before long, Jiang Ran heard footsteps approaching closer, and moments later, the courtyard gate opened from the inside.

The man who opened the door was about the same age as Uncle Jiang, robust in health, and upon seeing Uncle Jiang, he laughed, "Hey Old Jiang, what brings you here instead of being at your store? Are you here to bring me some food since I haven’t gone over today?"

Uncle Jiang laughed at his words, "You’ve got it wrong. I’m not here to bring you food, but to bring you money."

As Uncle Jiang spoke, he stepped aside, revealing Jiang Ran behind him, "She wants to rent your house, and I specifically brought her here to you. Now, say, isn’t it to bring you money? Old Chen, let me tell you, Ranran’s cooking skills are superb, you’ll know once you try it. Renting your house to her will definitely not be a loss."

Old Chen’s full name was Chen Sheng, and he used to work in the factory. After retiring due to his age, he spent his days at home gardening and tending to birds, living quite a leisurely life.