A Time Travel Effort in the 70s

Chapter 289 Shen Jiaren and Aunt Jiang quarreled

Shen Jiaren, "Ah? How come I didn't know I was transferred? Who told you? I just heard from someone that someone was looking for me. I'm going to go to the gate and ask if there's any registration to find out who's looking for me and what it is."

Aunt Jiang, "Didn't you really tell someone that? My husband came back and said that the other person's tone was very stiff, as if they were afraid of being pestered by the villagers. The disdain in that tone and expression was not ordinary disdain.

We thought that you felt that since you had moved to the city, you no longer recognized the people in the village.

I came here just to see. If you really don't recognize me, then I'll tell you the truth and we'll have less contact in the future. If you still recognize us villagers, then we can keep in touch in the future."

Shen Jiaren became suspicious. What did this mean?

Why do we need to keep in touch? Why do we say we are all villagers?

I haven't lived in the village for long and haven't had much connection with the people in the village. Why do you say this now?

Shen Jiaren suddenly had an indescribable feeling. She didn't know how to describe it, but it didn't feel like a good thing.

Aunt Jiang saw that Shen Jiaren didn't reply, so she felt that what she said was a bit too much, and quickly continued, "The village came to you for something, but you didn't want to see anyone. Tell me, what do you think of us by doing this?

"When you first went to the countryside as an educated youth, didn't our village help you? Now that you've become capable and independent, have you turned your back on us?"

Shen Jiaren was even more puzzled. Where did this come from? And didn't Aunt Jiang know the reason why she didn't return to the village? Because something happened at home and several dogs died. Why was there no good thing to say now?

Shen Jiaren said, "Aunt Jiang, I don't like what you're saying. We are all proletarian fighters, fighting and working together for a common goal. There won't be any differences due to different positions or types of work. Why do I feel like you're saying that I have class consciousness and that we have become class enemies?"

Aunt Jiang, "I didn't say that. You said it yourself. My family has been poor farmers for three generations. Not only did we have PLA soldiers, but we also have people like me working in the hospital, and my husband is a barefoot doctor. Our entire family is rooted in the countryside, supporting rural development. Unlike some people, who can't endure any hardship or fatigue and run very fast."

Shen Jiaren's expression changed, and she asked directly, "Aunt Jiang, I respect you. If you have something to say, just say it directly. There's no need to beat around the bush. I don't understand, and I don't have the brains to do it.

If you have something to say, just tell me directly.

I really didn't know that your husband came to see me. I have been drying medicine in the warehouse at the back these days, and I didn't hear my colleagues say that anyone was looking for me.

It wasn't until I met Jiang Rong this afternoon that I realized someone was looking for me. She also tricked the person who was looking for me back. For some reason, I didn't get any information from her about what she looked like or what the situation was.

I also told you that I was going to go to the security guard to ask if there was a registration for who was looking for me."

Aunt Jiang saw that Shen Jiaren was a little annoyed, and then she also said loudly, "Your uncle did say that it was not you who blocked it, but that person said that you asked her to block it.

We came all the way here to tell you something, not to mention our friendship as colleagues, so why would we be humiliated by you like this?"