Transmigration: On the Gossip Front-Chapter 1888 - 1889: Passerby Female Intellectual Youth 31

Chapter 1888: Chapter 1889: Passerby Female Intellectual Youth 31

Zhang Yu swiftly walked to the task point and directly started working. Zhao Tong was right next to her, while the Xia Family sisters were on the opposite side.

After taking a sip of water, Zhang Yu lowered her head and began to work. Zhao Tong put on her sleeves and also quickly started working.

Wang Yan continued walking with a bad mood, seeing people working on both sides, she really regretted not working faster; if she was quicker, she wouldn’t need to walk so far.

What angered her even more was seeing Zhang Yu, who had already done quite a lot as the fields were free of weeds. Although the captain praised Zhang Yu as a newcomer who worked swiftly yesterday, she simply didn’t believe it.

They’re all city girls; who would be good at farm work? Even if they farmed in the suburbs before, it was just for show. Who would actually work swiftly?

As for why Han Jing spoke highly of her, hmph, maybe Zhang Yu gave her some benefits. She’s good at that.

Yet now, seeing Zhang Yu’s work, Wang Yan was unhappy, and huffed angrily as she passed by.

Although Zhang Yu was focused on her work, she couldn’t ignore the cold snort from a certain person, as the snort was not suppressed at all, she certainly heard it.

Zhang Yu showed no reaction and continued her work. As for people like Wang Yan, the best approach is to completely ignore them; even the slightest interaction would get them jumping all over the place.

Only by ignoring someone can you better provoke them.

Wang Yan walked for quite some time before she finally found a piece of land. She looked at the crops and weeds and really wanted to turn around and leave. Clearly, she was a high school student; why did she have to become an intellectual youth?

She studied hard to get into high school, pleaded with her parents for a long time, and promised not to spend much family money. She even promised that during her marriage, the groom’s side would pay a high dowry. She made many promises to be able to attend high school.

Who knew, just after starting high school, the policy for sending youth to the countryside became strict. She didn’t care much at first, thinking if she had a good relationship with Zhang Yu, the Zhang Family would consider their daughter’s future and surely find out where there were job openings.

She had it all figured out, but who could have predicted the criteria for intellectual youth had changed? Not only unemployed people needed to join the group as intellectual youth, but there were also quotas for workers and peasants.

With this change, Zhang Yu also had to become an intellectual youth. When Wang Yan found out, she was quite happy, after all, a fool coming to the countryside as an intellectual youth, the Zhang Family would definitely support her, giving money, tickets, and goods—that was just normal procedure.

In order for Zhang Yu to have no burden, she made a fuss to get benefits from the Zhang Family, but she didn’t whisper in the fool’s ear. The fool reacted just as she expected, causing a scene with her family.

Everything was moving according to her plan, but why did it go wrong? In actuality, Zhang Yu had brought money and quite a few things down.

However, ever since they got on the train, she completely ignored Wang Yan.

No, Wang Yan realized just then that even before they set off, when she went to find Zhang Yu, she couldn’t find her.

Had Zhang Yu changed from that point on, starting to ignore her? Yes, that’s right, Zhang Yu changed starting from that point.

Damn Zhang Jie, it must be him whispering in Zhang Yu’s ear; otherwise, why would the fool change her mind?

"Isn’t he just an invalid, why hasn’t he died."

"Damn it."

"If Zhang Jie died, my life would definitely be better." Wang Yan had studied Zhang Yu’s parents’ salaries, and it was no small amount.

As long as Zhang Jie was dead, everything from the Zhang Family would belong to Zhang Yu, and what belonged to Zhang Yu was hers.

At that time, listening to Zhang Yu, the illness seemed severe, so why didn’t he just die?

"If only he died, I would have a good life."

All morning Wang Yan cursed quietly. Initially, she still paid some attention to her volume, but under the blazing sun, after working for a long time, she was exhausted.

Especially when she looked ahead and couldn’t see the end; the feeling was worse, and her voice became louder.

The intellectual youth working on both sides of Wang Yan overheard many of her curses. If it weren’t for Zhang Yu’s words in the morning, they might have been puzzled.

But after hearing Zhang Yu’s words, they immediately connected the dots. Initially, some people wondered if Zhang Yu was taking advantage to kick someone when they were down, after all, that was her brother; who would curse a friend’s brother to die?

After hearing Wang Yan’s many curses, well, they understood. Some people are just malicious; the intellectual youth on either side of Wang Yan looked at her and could notice the gaze, both of them shook their heads.

Now they didn’t think Zhang Yu’s words were excessive but rather felt she was really courteous and spoke tactfully.

Wang Yan didn’t know Zhang Yu had exposed what she said, and then she foolishly self-sabotaged, leaving her unable to claim Zhang Yu was slandering her.

In various agonies, Zhang Yu finally heard the call to finish work, stood up, and stretched her back as she walked towards the field end.

After returning, she ate then quickly rested; she was really too tired.

To save time today, Zhang Yu followed the old knowledge youth by directly taking her lunchbox to work.

The four people gathered, exchanged wry smiles, and tried hard to catch up with the main group heading to the canteen.

Yesterday, the new intellectual youth still had the energy to talk, but now everyone had no strength left for conversation.

Only after getting their food and taking a few bites did Zhang Yu feel alive again, "So tired."

The others nodded, "Exhausting."

Afterwards, there was silence as everyone continued eating while heading towards the dormitory.

Yesterday at lunchtime, some people still paid attention to their eating pace, but today everyone only had one thought: eat quickly and go back to rest.

After finishing their meal, they washed their bowls at the sink outside the dormitory, then washed up a bit. Zhang Yu cooled the boiled water she needed for the afternoon and lay down to rest.

They still had to carefully prepare for sleep yesterday, but today everyone fell asleep the instant they lay down, even snoring.

When Wang Yan returned to the dorm area, she passed by Zhang Yu’s dorm again, looked up, and noticed the blinds were drawn; unless she lifted the curtain, she couldn’t see inside, "Really."

Although most people were already resting, what if someone came out?

Thinking about it, Wang Yan abandoned the idea. Her reputation wasn’t good already; if someone found out, she couldn’t imagine how others would view her.

Lu Yun saw Wang Yan arriving late again and was in a bad mood, "Please hurry up next time. You might not need rest, but I do."

Without waiting for a reply, she lay down to rest. After working all morning, she had zero strength left. There was plenty of work waiting for her in the afternoon, no strength left to argue.

Wang Yan really wanted to say she was tired too and wanted to be quick, but she saw Lu Yun lying down again. Even with more dissatisfaction, she could only keep quiet.

Otherwise, if she spoke too loudly, causing people in the neighboring dormitory to not rest well, she would definitely face consequences.