Qiao Chunyan's family wasn't short on housing at all. They already had a three-bedroom apartment, and after the demolition, her parents would also receive three apartments in Wang Family Village. That meant the three Qiao sisters could each have one.
But people were like that. Faced with benefits, they often got carried away and did things that made no sense.
An apartment was worth hundreds of thousands. How much did people earn in those days? If they could get an apartment, how many years of hard work could they save?
Besides, Qiao Chunyan's household registration had originally been in Guangzi Area, and even Cao Debao had lived there for a while. But after selling their apartment, Cao Debao had talked her into moving her household registration elsewhere. Once it was moved, they were no longer eligible for an apartment.
So what could make someone lose their reason more than realizing they had casually thrown away something worth hundreds of thousands that they could easily have gotten?
Once people lost their reason, their actions stopped making sense.
Clinging to her bitter, wishful hope, Qiao Chunyan made a scene when the Zhou family was moving. She disregarded their past ties and complained bitterly that the Zhou family wouldn't help them get an apartment.
Fortunately, Cai Xiaoguang, Zhou Rong's new husband, was a good man. Knowing that Old Father Zhou and Mother Zhou were in poor health, and that Zhou Bingkun's move would be chaotic while the medical facilities in the area were poor, he let the old couple stay at his and Zhou Rong's home.
The younger Zhou siblings were also relieved that Old Father Zhou and Mother Zhou had gone to Cai Xiaoguang's place. If the old couple had gone with Zhou Bingkun during the move and had to endure Qiao