I started a senior citizen university after being unemployed, and I became the favorite of my uncles

Chapter 185: The Elderly Boss Conquers Aunt Zhong

Old Fu and Uncle Li looked at Aunt Wen who was coming at them aggressively, shrank their shoulders, and subconsciously hid behind the people next to them.

The two old men pushed each other forward very humbly.

Old Fu grabbed Uncle Li's arm, shielding his face from it, and urged Uncle Li, "I'm calling you, go and tell him."

"Why don't you go? You should be the one to talk." Uncle Li pulled his arm out with force, trying to escape from this place of trouble.

"You talk too much, you go talk to him." Uncle Li passed the blame.

"You are good at complaining, so you should say it yourself," Lao Fu declined.

Aunt Wen crossed her arms and watched them quietly, smiling: "If you don't say anything, I will talk to Principal Lin about the bricks you put under the back wall."

"It's so dangerous to climb so high. The children sent us to the senior citizen university so that they could save us trouble. But you guys don't make us worry at all."

Uncle Fu blurted out: "How do you know we put bricks in the ground?"

"Shut up. Isn't that indirectly admitting it?" Uncle Li skillfully covered Old Fu's mouth and said angrily, "How many times have I told you that you should deny it when facing suspicion? Why do you have to admit it yourself?"

"I'm just curious how she knew?" Old Fu whispered.

"Are you stupid? The bricks were moved by Old Fan. You can hide it from him no matter what he asks you in front of classmate Wen?" Uncle Li held his forehead with his hand. If he had known earlier, he should not have agreed to such a stupid thing as climbing over the wall by tiptoeing to move the bricks by Old Fu.

Last semester, Mr. Fu took the lead in frequently climbing over the wall instead of going through the main gate, and his skills have become much more agile.

The logistics and security departments received a notice to put away the ladders after use, just to prevent Lao Fu from doing something wrong.

Even raising the wall couldn't stop him from coming up with evil ideas.

Since there was no ladder, he brought bricks from outside the school to use as stepping stones.

Of course he was too lazy to move it. He couldn't ask Uncle Li to do it, and Uncle Liao was not around, so he could only ask Uncle Fan to do it.

He learned a ballroom dance the night before and taught it to Uncle Fan at school the next day. Uncle Fan paid him tuition by "moving bricks". After a few days, he had collected more than a dozen bricks from the corner of the wall.

It was worth it that Mr. Fu took the housekeeper to practice dancing as soon as he got home.

Uncle Li's comment on this is: "Taking off pants to fart - a waste of effort."

If Mr. Fu could find someone to secretly transport the bricks to the school gate, why couldn't he have someone bring them in directly? The security guards on both sides would see it.

But Uncle Fan thought that he had kept the secret of learning ballroom dancing very secret and would give Aunt Wen a surprise.

Old Fu thought that the secret transportation of bricks was well kept secret and would not be discovered by Principal Lin.

The more Uncle Li watched, the funnier it seemed. Aunt Wen had even come to their doorstep, so how long would it take for Principal Lin to "arrest" them?

There was nothing he could do, since Lao Fu was his good brother, he was happy to play around with Lao Fu.

Under Aunt Wen's clear and organized questioning, Mr. Fu and the others were defeated and unable to refute.

He told the truth about what happened.

Aunt Wen was confused after hearing this: "Why didn't he come to me directly if he wanted to learn ballroom dancing?"

Uncle Li slapped his forehead and said, "That's right, learning from you is much more reliable than learning to pray for rain from the high priest."

"So why is that?" Old Fu interrupted and asked.

"Because of love..." Uncle Li hummed a song and explained: "I know you don't understand. In front of his lover, Lao Fan wants to show his best appearance."

Old Fu suddenly had an idea and grasped the key point: "Old Fan wants to go to the intermediate class because he wants to spend more time with classmate Wen. If he learns dancing from classmate Wen, won't he also have more time as a couple?"

Uncle Li and Old Fu looked at each other, and both felt that what the other said made sense.

Indeed, love is something very difficult to understand.

……

The next morning, during the first period, Aunt Wen was waiting at the door of the beginner's square dance class and caught Uncle Fan.

At the same time in the classroom downstairs, teacher Meng Wenwen, who was checking the classes, found that Aunt Zhong did not come to class.

This is a rare thing. Aunt Zhong, who always attends the cafeteria, can actually give up the cafeteria food and not come to class.

After asking her uncles and aunts and confirming that no one had seen her come to school, she called Aunt Zhong’s daughter, Cai Yunyun.

"Hello, are you Aunt Zhong's kid? Why didn't Aunt Zhong come to class today?"

Cai Yunyun, who answered the phone, was even more surprised than Teacher Meng: "What? My mom skipped class?"

"I don't know. I skipped work today to hang out. I'm on the train now."

"Wait a minute, I'll make a phone call and ask."

Cai Yunyun was also very panicked. Her mother did what she had wanted to do but didn't dare to do since she was a child - skipping classes.

After calling three times but no one answered, Cai Yunyun called her father, Lao Cai, and was told that Lao Cai had gone out fishing at 5 a.m. and didn't know whether Aunt Zhong had gone to school.

The three members of the family were completely unaware of each other's movements.

At this time, Aunt Zhong was happily watching a short play on her mobile phone, completely forgetting about the classes.

"Why didn't I realize before that this short play is so good, it's more addictive than watching TV series."

Aunt Zhong has recently been obsessed with short dramas about middle-aged and elderly domineering bosses.

The male protagonist is an elderly overlord with a net worth of over 100 million yuan. In order to cope with the blind date arranged by his daughter, he pretends to be poor and tries to scare off the blind date. He then falls in love with a beautiful and kind-hearted middle-aged woman. One of them yearns for true love, and the other wants a home. After experiencing various face-slapping plots, they live happily together.

Aunt Zhong exclaimed after watching it: "So sweet."

This was the first skit she loved, and the second one was a face-slapping drama, in which a clever daughter-in-law outsmarted the evil mother-in-law, became rich, and slapped everyone in the face.

After watching it, Aunt Zhong exclaimed: "It's so enjoyable."

At first she could still restrain herself and only watch the free parts, but later she became more and more unable to extricate herself, and short dramas took over her short video feed.

Aunt Zhong started to put money into it and had fun all night.

I'm addicted to watching skits and can't quit.

I even forgot about going to school.

The bedroom door isolated everything, and Aunt Zhong had no idea that the people outside were looking for her like crazy.