Rebirth of the Flying Era

  Chapter 19 Seeing Chu Cheng for the first time

  Sanliang Station is just north of Nanluoguxiang, in Andingmen.

  Du Fei rode his bicycle down Andingmen Inner Street, and saw the big signboard of Sanliang Station within ten minutes.

   Parked the car outside the door, walked into the grain station, stood at the door and swept in.

  The business hall of the grain station is about 100 square meters, and most of them are women, only two young guys.

   These two were eating together, not knowing what they were talking about, whispering to each other with wretched expressions on their faces.

   Du Fei recognized at a glance that a clean young man with three or seven points was Chu Cheng.

  Du Fei didn't give a damn, he walked in with his long legs and shouted from a distance, "Old Chu!"

  Chu Cheng had just eaten a mouthful of steamed buns, his mouth was full, and when he heard a familiar voice, he turned his head to look.

   Discovering that it was Du Fei, he quickly wanted to swallow the steamed bun in his mouth, but the bite was too big, so choked that he rolled his eyes, hurriedly grabbed the enamel jar next to him, and poured a sip of tea before he recovered.

   "Fuck, you almost killed me!" Chu Cheng took a breath and patted his chest and yelled.

  Du Fei hehe smiled: "Don't worry, you're really out of breath, I happened to be eating with me."

   "Guri's stuff." Chu Cheng scolded with a smile, then patted Du Fei on the shoulder, his face became serious: "I heard about your family."

  Du Fei smiled and did not continue, and changed the subject: "Are you okay working here? I heard what Aunt Wang said, what other ideas do you have?"

"Hey~ What can I think?" Chu Cheng spread his hands and said, "I wanted to join the army when I first graduated, but my mother didn't agree with anything. Our old man couldn't resist, and the job is now fixed. Well, what else can you think?"

   "You kid, you are in the midst of happiness and don't know the happiness." Du Fei raised his hand and pointed twice: "Okay, the next person said, give me some food first, the house will not be able to open the pot."

  Chu Cheng was also unequivocal, and immediately helped to pack the food.

  Du Fei looked at him, but he was a little puzzled. The character Chu Cheng in front of him had changed a lot from the original owner's memory.

   I don’t know if it’s because of my graduation job, or because I had suppressed my temperament at school.

   But looking at him like this, he also has some affection for Du Fei, a classmate, not the kind of casual acquaintance who nods at school.

  It won't take a while.

  Chu Cheng came out with the food, a total of 10 catties of rice, 10 catties of white noodles, half a catty of soybean oil, and 20 catties of stick noodles, all of which were the best ones he picked and weighed for Du Fei.

   "How do you carry so many things back?" Chu Cheng asked, carrying three bags and a glass bottle, "If you don't get off work at night, I can take it to you on a bicycle."

  Du Fei smiled and said, "Take a rest, I came here by bike."

  Chu Cheng smiled, not too surprised.

  The two of them carried the food outside and tied them to the rear frame of the bicycle.

  Du Fei came this time mainly to meet Chu Cheng and buy some food by the way.

   He had one more thing to do next, and he didn't stay long at the food station.

   The two agreed that this Sunday, during the barbecue season, Du Fei would get on his bicycle and leave.

   Riding out for a few dozen meters, Du Fei saw a small alley on the side of the road. Du Fei twisted the handlebar and got into it, looking for a corner with no one left or right, and swiftly put the food and soybean oil on the car into the carry-on space.

   After coming out of the alley again, he was already lightly packed and rushed to the trust store near the Fire Temple on his bicycle.

   The trust shops at this time were somewhat similar to ancient pawnshops, specializing in purchasing or consigning various second-hand items. There are all kinds of things in it, all kinds of things to wear, and even bicycles, sewing machines, such valuable large items.

   In fact, the second-hand goods sold in trust stores are really not cheap, but the only advantage is that no tickets are required.

  Whatever you buy now, no matter if you have money or not, you have to talk with the ticket, and there are even some in-demand items that you can't buy even if you have a ticket in hand.

   And the main customers of the trust store are the common people who have some money but can't get tickets.

   But today, Du Fei is not here for the trust store.

  According to the memory of the original owner, on the second floor of this trust store, there is an independently operated small cultural relics store.

  Du Fei parked his bicycle, didn't waste time on the first floor, and trotted straight up the stairs to the second floor.

  On the left hand side of the stairs, there are more expensive goods in the trust store, such as watches, cameras, radios and the like.

   On the right is the cultural relic store, with an area of ​​only forty or fifty square meters, with seven or eight glass counters.

  It was probably a lunch break to eat. There should have been three people here to watch the store. At this time, there was only a young guy in his twenties standing behind the counter in a daze.

   Du Fei was secretly delighted, and immediately strode over.

   His eyes swept over quickly and came to the front of the counter selling jade.

  He came here to verify how the portable space absorbs white light.

  Du Fei locked on the target and greeted with a smile: "Excuse me, I want to see this jade pendant."

  The dazed young boss was unhappy, and he came back to his senses with a bad look on his face, glared at Du Fei, and walked over slowly.

   Du Fei didn't care about his attitude, and skillfully took out a large front door from his pocket and spread it out.

   The young man's eyes narrowed slightly, and when he saw the brand on the cigarette case, his face softened a little. He picked up the cigarette and put it behind his ear, and opened the counter with the key "crashing", while asking Du Fei which jade to look for.

   Du Fei pointed with a finger, a piece of jade pendant that was slightly yellowish and looked very old.

  Because of his limited knowledge of antiques, he could not see the age and texture of these jades, he could only rely on luck.

  The young man at the counter didn't take the value of these jade wares to heart because of his casual style. He was probably not much stronger than Du Fei.

Du Fei pretended to be fake, picked up the piece of white jade and looked at it carefully for a moment, he didn't seem satisfied, he put his backhand on the cabinet, and pressed another finger with his palm next to a jade bracelet glowing with blue light: "Take this one out and take a look. "

  The youth didn't care either.

   There is a police station ten meters downstairs, so I came here to steal it when I was blind.

   The young man lowered his head to get the bracelet, but he didn't notice the piece of white jade that Du Fei was pressing under his hand.

   Du Fei was a little nervous, but fortunately there was no surveillance at this time, he just had to hide from the eyes and ears of the people in front of him.

  As the jade pendant was taken into the space, the light ball suspended in the space trembled violently.

   Du Fei was overjoyed.

   At this time, the young man took out the bracelet, only to find that the piece of white jade was missing, and immediately called out, "Hey~ Where's the jade?"

   "This~ this~" Du Fei smiled, turning his palm over, revealing the white jade below: "How much is this?"

   The young man was a little unhappy, and said lightly: "Five dollars."

   said he put the bracelet in front of Du Fei, reached out to retrieve the piece of white jade, but was stopped by Du Fei: "Don't be busy, five yuan, I want this piece of jade."

  The young man was stunned for a moment, but he didn't expect that the young man in front of him was a big dog, and the jade pendant of five yuan said that he would buy it.

   (end of this chapter)