Chapter 212 Tang Tang’s Morning
Grandma Zhang’s loving house is called Sun Village or Rainbow House for a reason.
Because she bought the land early, the house she built was relatively large, with three floors and a large yard.
But after all, they are all adopted children, so the colors should naturally be brighter.
So the courtyard wall was painted in rainbow colors, and one wall of the three-story house was painted into a golden wheat field, with a golden sun above the wheat field.
This is where Sun Village and Rainbow House come from.
Early in the morning, before dawn, an auntie from nearby came over to help.
Most of these aunties come here to help out on a voluntary basis. Not only do they pay a penny, but they often bring things in large and small packages.
Only a few employees of Rainbow House are paid, but the wages are pitiful.
It’s not that Grandma Zhang doesn’t want to give it, but that she must save every penny and use it for her children.
Grandma Zhang is old and can't do many jobs, but her son and daughter-in-law are here to help, which relieves a lot of the burden.
Grandma Zhang has three sons and one daughter.
It is the eldest son who helps. The eldest son and his wife have actually reached retirement age. Not only do they help here for free, but most of their monthly salary is also posted on the inside.
This made Grandma Zhang very happy. She felt that at least there was a successor, and the Rainbow House would not simply cease to exist just because she was gone.
But it won’t work if you wait for the younger generation, no one wants to do this.
Some even advised them to shut down and stop working so hard from dawn to dusk. Wouldn't it be better to save money for food, drinks and travel? Why should you suffer such a crime?
It can only be said that times have changed, ideas are different, and Grandma Zhang and her son and daughter-in-law do not force things.
Take it one step at a time, help as many as you can, and just do your best.
As the sky dimmed, the children got up one after another, and Tangtang was no exception.
Although she is only four years old this year, she has already learned to wear her own clothes, but they are not the same clothes as yesterday.
In the evening, an aunt cleaned her up and gave her a change of clothes.
A color-blocked short-sleeved shirt and a pair of blue bloomer shorts.
There is also a small blue dolphin on the chest of the short-sleeved shirt, but only half of the dolphin is left, and the tail and one fin are missing.
It looks a bit exaggerated on Tang Tang, and I don’t know how many brothers and sisters have worn it.
The blue lantern shorts are quite new, but there is a small patch on the buttocks, which you can’t tell without looking closely.
When Tang Tang got dressed and walked out of the room with a smile, everyone had already gotten up. It was so lively outside and they were all queuing up for breakfast.
The aunts cooked breakfast early and started busy packing quilts and clothes.
The slightly older ones are fine, but the ones like Tangtang need help from adults.
Tang Tang is not the youngest, she is the second youngest, and there is an even smaller one who is held in the arms of an aunt.
Xiaoyong came out of nowhere, grabbed Tangtang, dragged her to the front, and asked for breakfast from one of the aunts.
Breakfast is very simple, a bowl of porridge, a steamed bun and an egg.
Others change frequently and are not fixed. Only eggs are available every day, and everyone must eat one every day. This is Grandma Zhang's rule.
Xiaoyong's mouth is very sweet, and his uncles, aunts, grandparents, brothers and sisters are all shouting.
In this rainbow house, the naming itself is quite chaotic. There is no fixed naming. People are called based on their age.
Tangtang naturally doesn't need to call anyone, being mute also has the benefits of being mute.
As long as she smiles, no matter how busy or tired everyone is, they will always feel happy to see her.
Some pinched her little face, some touched her head, and some secretly put a candy in her pocket...
The Rainbow House run by Grandma Zhang does not require children to learn well or be capable, but it does require children to be diligent and kind-hearted.
Grandma Zhang believes that there are not so many geniuses in the world, and even if there are, they cannot appear in her rainbow house. There are tens of millions of students in every school, but how many geniuses are there?
Therefore, as a person, it is good to be diligent. As long as people are diligent, they will always have something to eat when they enter the society.
As long as you are kind-hearted, you will not harm society or cause a burden to society. Therefore, the characters of the children in the Rainbow House are still very good. Of course, there are definitely some who are naughty and mischievous, but that has nothing to do with their character.
Once a unique atmosphere is formed, it becomes unbreakable and positive.
This is one of the reasons why many aunties come to help for free.
Tang Tang was not picky about food at all. After receiving her share of breakfast, she found a small table and ate voraciously.
Xiaoyong sat opposite her, talking to her while eating.
Of course he knew that Tang Tang couldn't hear and couldn't speak, but she was always ignored by him subconsciously, even though he often called her little mute.
While Tang Tang was eating, he did not forget to show a silly smile to the other party. This made Xiaoyong feel that his words were responded to, so he spoke more energetically. In fact, Tang Tang did not hear him at all.
After breakfast, Xiaoyong took out a crumpled tissue from his pocket, wiped his mouth first, then grabbed Tangtang, smeared it on her little face twice, and then removed the completely unusable tissue. Throw it away.
Then Tangtang and Tang Tang carried the empty plates to the yard, where an auntie would wash the dishes.
During this period, some children had not finished eating yet, while some had already finished eating and were playing around.
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Every time Tang Tang passed by one, he would say "han~", seeming to say hello to each of them.
Some would call Tangtang when they heard it, and some didn't notice it at all.
Tang Tang didn't care, she couldn't hear it anyway.
When they got to the yard, where a lot of clothes were hanging to dry, Tang Tang saw the clothes he wore yesterday.
She ran under her clothes and walked around twice stupidly with her neck raised, but was dragged away by brother Xiaoyong again.
"Don't dirty the clean clothes, Auntie will be angry." Xiaoyong said.
"han~han~"
The sunshine in the morning is very good, not only not as hot as at noon, but also slightly cool.
So many children came out of the house to play.
Today is Sunday, and many children going to school are resting at home, including Xiaoyong, so it seems particularly lively.
But Tang Tang obviously had no intention of playing with her.
She moved a small plastic stool out of the house, then walked to the door and sat down.
Then he looked up at the sky and found that the sunlight was blocked by the wall and sat in the shadow.
So he quickly got up, moved the small stool, and sat in the sunshine.
Only then did he burst into a satisfied "han...han..." smile.
"Tang Tang, what are you doing sitting here, waiting to pick up money?" Xiaoyong asked curiously.
Tang Tang doesn't pick up money every day, at least in this small courtyard, there isn't money for her to pick up every day, because everyone is poor.
Even if you find it, you must give it to your aunt and cannot keep it for yourself.
After all, money cannot appear out of thin air. It usually comes from older brothers and sisters.
Grandma Zhang also gives pocket money to some older children every week, although it is not a lot.
Obviously, Tang Tang had no idea what Xiaoyong was talking about.
It was just a "han~han" smile that answered him.
Xiaoyong also reacted, so he directly dragged her to play with him.
Tang Tang didn't resist, but as soon as Xiaoyong turned around, he found that the person was gone again.
Looking towards the entrance of the courtyard, I found Tang Tang sitting back on the stool again, grinning, looking at the children in the courtyard han...han...han...
PS: There was a power outage in the afternoon, so this chapter was a little late.
(End of chapter)