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Rebirth in 1986: Unforgettable Regrets novel Chapter 22

Chapter 22 - 22 Love Letter

"Boss, you know the situation at home. My dad passed away early, and it hasn't been easy for my mom to raise all of us. If I want to get married, I'll have to struggle and save money myself."

Tang Mingli spoke very clearly without beating around the bush, "I've always wanted to do something on my own. A few days ago, I tried setting up a stall. Although I didn't make much, at least it's..."

He didn't finish his sentence, but the boss understood what he meant. He sighed and said, "Mingli, with your abilities, starting your own business will surely be tough at first, but I believe you'll definitely do well."

The boss looked at him sympathetically and didn't say much else, only asking, "So, when do you plan to leave?"

"As soon as you've found a replacement, I'll leave." Tang Mingli said that one should see things through from beginning to end.

"Alright." The boss immediately smiled and said, "I'll recruit someone these few days. It won't delay you. If you don't have a place to stay, you can stay here for a few more days, if you don't mind."

"Thank you, boss." Tang Mingli beamed with joy. After finishing his tasks, he started looking for people to help him with his stall. He had already inquired before and quickly secured a spot after paying the money promptly.

Tang Mingli also encountered people who had not managed to buy clothes the previous day coming to make their selections. He took the opportunity to tell them that he would be setting up his stall here from now on, and only then did they leave reluctantly.

Tang Yue spent the entire day immersed in the library, only to realize after dinner when she returned to the dormitory that Zou Xia had come to look for her several times.

"Zou Xia, thank you, I'm sorry, I was reading and didn't come back to the dorm." Tang Yue said remorsefully, she had been so engrossed in her books that she completely forgot about Zou Xia's matter.

"No problem," Zou Xia said with a smile, handing over the money that Zhang Hualian had given her, "Tang Yue, Aunt Tang asked me to tell you that you must come back next week."

"I will," Tang Yue smiled and continued the conversation. She took the container filled with food, this time it was pickled vegetable steamed with pork. Although there wasn't much meat, the flavor imbued in the vegetables was her favorite when mixed with rice.

Mom must always be thinking of her, perhaps worried about not seeing her for two weeks?

Xiao Jun was at home, hopefully studying hard.

After placing the vegetables in the dormitory, Tang Yue heard Yang Qingqing asking as she got out of bed, "Tang Yue, did you bring your English book? I forgot to take mine to the classroom."

"Yes." Tang Yue took the book from her bed and handed it over.

In the dormitory, she wasn't particularly close to anyone, but apart from her initial conflicts with Zhang Minmin, they now just did not talk.

"Thank you." Yang Qingqing expressed her gratitude and lay on her bed to work on her English homework.

In the dormitory, only Xu Zhenzhen and Tian Tian were left chatting; Zhang Minmin and a few others hadn't returned to the dorm yet.

After thorough reviews, Tang Yue found her high school courses somewhat easier, especially since her memory had improved, making challenging subjects like math and physics noticeably easier for her.

In the blink of an eye, another few days passed.

On Thursday, Tang Mingli visited Tang Yue at school. His stall was all set up, and even the last few pieces of clothes, including the odd sizes, had sold out. He came to tell Tang Yue about going to restock on Friday.

"Uncle, my mom said I haven't been home for two weeks, if I don't go back this time, she'll..." Tang Yue was in a bit of a quandary and said, "I was thinking of coming out on Saturday, but now it seems, there's no point in me coming on Saturday."

Chapter 22 Love Letter 1

Chapter 22 Love Letter 2

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