Wei Hongwen was silent for a while: "Can you let me see your ID card?"

Zhang Kun was stunned for a moment, then smiled bitterly, took out the ID card from his wallet and sent it to Wei Hongwen. Wei Hongwen looked at it for more than ten seconds before returning the ID card to Zhang Kun.

"Wait for me a few minutes, and I will ask for a leave of absence from the foreman." After saying that, Wei Hongwen turned around and walked towards the direction where Liu Tou left.

After Wei Hongwen left, Peng Chunhe, who had been floating in the air, floated to Zhang Kun with an apology.

"Mr. Zhang, I'm really sorry. Hongwen was not like this before. He used to be a good person and had a good temper. He had a good relationship with him and had many friends in school. It was only since I passed away that I gradually became like this, especially when facing strangers, Mr. Zhang, please forgive me."

Looking at Peng Chunhe's apologetic look, Zhang Kun smiled and nodded slightly.

After about two or three minutes, Wei Hongwen came back from a distance, and then looked at Zhang Kun lightly: "You have an hour."

"Enough!" Zhang Kun nodded: "Can you find a quiet place?"

Wei Hongwen glanced at Zhang Kun, then turned around and walked slowly towards the outside of the construction site. Zhang Kun hurriedly followed.

Wei Hongwen took Zhang Kun to a shed on the side of the construction site. Peng Chun next to him whispered to Zhang Kun, and it turned out that this was the place where Wei Hongwen and his colleagues rested after get off work.

Although this place is still a small distance from the construction site that is being built in a busy manner, it is not quiet, but at least there is no one around.

Wei Hongwen didn't invite Zhang Kun to sit in the shed, so he found an open space outside, pulled out two stools that they probably nailed up with wooden boards, and asked Zhang Kun to sit down.

"Okay, I have something to say, let me say it!" Wei Hongwen also sat opposite Zhang Kun, and said indifferently.

Zhang Kun looked at Wei Hongwen with a wry smile: "You haven't believed what I said until now, so why do you still have to come with me?"

Wei Hongwen glanced at Zhang Kun, then said coldly: "I have never believed it from the beginning. I brought you here, just want to know what you would say, and where did you hear about university education fund insurance."

Listening to Wei Hongwen's words and looking at the sneer on Wei Hongwen's face, Zhang Kun gave up his intention to make Wei Hongwen believe in his plan first, but sighed, and then said directly: "Okay, I believe it or not. In short, I will tell you everything I should say. As for whether it is true or not, you can just judge it yourself."

"Your mother and I are friends with each other. I had the honor of being in your countryside once, and I encountered some trouble there. Your mother helped me a lot. I owe her a favor."

"Then your mother sent me a letter before she died. The college education fund insurance matter was told by your mother in the letter, and then entrusted me with something, hoping that I could persuade you to return to school."

Listening to Zhang Kun's words, Wei Hongwen's expression remained unchanged. When Zhang Kun finished speaking, Wei Hongwen smiled coldly, and then stretched out his hand: "Where is your faith?"

Zhang Kun shook his head: "I came in a hurry, I forgot to bring it."

Wei Hongwen raised his lips and the sneer on his face became even more intense: "Okay, I just assume that what you said is true, but if this is the case, it would be better to let my father do it like this. Moreover, it has been two years since my mother passed away, so you are here now?"

"In theory, it is indeed your father who is the best to persuade you, but you also know that your father is not very good at persuading people. Moreover, your mother believes that we are of the same age and will not have a generation gap, and it may be easier to communicate."

"As for me, I've been abroad before and have just returned to China recently, I just saw the letter from your mother some time ago. I'm sorry."

Wei Hongwen looked at Zhang Kun with an expressionless face: "Are you finished speaking?"

Zhang Kun nodded.

"Then please!" Wei Hongwen nodded to Zhang Kun, then stood up and turned around and left.

"You don't believe me at all?" Zhang Kun looked at Wei Hongwen's back and shouted.

Wei Hongwen stopped, then turned his head and looked at Zhang Kun lightly: "Do you think I can trust you?"

"Why can't it? A very simple reason. In fact, if you think about it carefully, you should understand. What are the benefits of lying to you? Can I make a dime if I ask you to study? For no reason, I will travel far away to this strange city to find you who I have never met?"

Listening to Zhang Kun's repeated rebellious questions, Wei Hongwen was silent for a while, then slowly turned around, looking at Zhang Kun with his eyes. After looking at him for a long time, his face finally closed with a faint cold expression: "No matter who you invited you, I thank you. I appreciate the kindness, but I am living a good life now. I don't want to make any changes anymore, please go back."

"Very good? Do you think it's good to work on a construction site? I don't discriminate against my uncles and aunts who work on the construction site. My father also works on the construction site, but you are different. You should have a better future."

Wei Hongwen shook his head silently: "There is nothing wrong with it. The elder brothers and uncles on the construction site are all very nice to me, and Liu Tou is also very caring about me. Here, you can make money by just working hard. I think it's good. Moreover, I don't want to go back to school anymore, because I'm too tired to study."

Zhang Kun stared at Wei Hongwen's eyes tightly: "Don't lie to yourself, a person who likes reading and loves reading, and a person who is said to have to take this book away when she goes out to herd cattle, will he say that he doesn't want to go back to school and is too tiring to study?"

Wei Hongwen looked up at Zhang Kun, then continued to lower his eyes: "That was the past, now I don't like it anymore. I am too tired to study. I have to get up at less than six o'clock every day, and I will finish school after ten o'clock in the evening. I will be closed at the school gate for fourteen hours a day, which is even more tiring than on the construction site."

"Although the construction site is also tiring, it is better to be free. There are no long-winded teachers here, and there are no school rules that are not allowed here. Here, as long as you do things, you can make loud noises and sing loudly. You can stop and smoke a cigarette and chat some vernacular. As long as you finish the work, no one will talk about you."

"School? Hey..." Wei Hongwen showed a hint of sneer on his face.

Looking at the sneer on Wei Hongwen's face, for some reason, Zhang Kun suddenly felt an unknown anger in his heart: "I don't like it, I don't like you, but you still get off work every day, leaning on the street light to read books and use the faint light to do the questions?"

"I don't like it, who is the bastard? Before dawn, I got up and read aloud under the last starlight before dawn? Who, who?"

Wei Hongwen raised his head again, looked at Zhang Kun, whose eyes were angry and his face was flushed, but he remained silent.

Looking at Wei Hongwen's silent appearance, Zhang Kun's anger became more and more intense. Then he rushed into the shed behind him, and there was a sound of rumbling over boxes and cabinets inside. When he rushed out, there were already two more books in his hand.

Zhang Kun flipped through a math book full of notes, and another English book whose pages were almost broken, and his eyes stared at Wei Hongwen: "Tell me, what is this?"

Wei Hongwen looked at Zhang Kun silently, slowly took over the two books in Zhang Kun's hand, and then in Zhang Kun's stunned gaze, he tore the two books into half, and then tore them into pieces bit by bit.
Chapter completed!