This time, Wei Hongwen left, Zhang Kun did not stop him, but just looked at Wei Hongwen's back as he gradually faded away.

Zhang Kun was silent, and Peng Chunhe next to him was silent.

Wei Hongwen spoke, except for a little hysterical when he said that he had not dropped out of school and worked to make money for his mother, and at other times, he was so calm and calm from beginning to end, as if he was telling something that had nothing to do with him. Even if he had occasionally ridiculed Zhang Kun, his tone was so plain.

How could he not know this sentence if the son wants to support him but his parents are not here?

Thinking that he usually educates others, but today Wei Hongwen uses it to refute him, Zhang Kun couldn't help but feel amused and crying.

And for some reason, he was obviously here to persuade Wei Hongwen today, but now he has a look of being moved by Wei Hongwen instead.

Life is the greatest suffering, and the son wants to support his parents but his parents are not waiting for him.

Yes, Zhang Kun has never experienced such grief. When his grandparents passed away, Zhang Kun was still young, and so was grandfather. He was ignorant at that time and didn't feel anything.

However, although Zhang Kun has not experienced it personally, how many of the things he has seen, contacted, and even helped in the past few years?

Isn’t it because of this that Zhang Kun plans to give up wandering outside and rest at home for two years, accompany his mother and grandmother, so that he will not regret it in the future?

Zhang Kun had a feeling that Wei Hongwen was the same person as him.

Listening to every word Wei Hongwen said, Zhang Kun felt that he was talking about himself, leaving him speechless.

Did Wei Hongwen do it right?

Yes, Zhang Kun not only had to say that, but also gave him a thumbs up. This person is a good person.

China passes on filial piety and righteousness to the family, and filial piety is the first priority for all virtues.

Zhang Kun firmly believes that as long as a person is filial to his parents and elders, even if he does not come to this world for a lifetime, he will not be in vain for a trip to this world.

Zhang Kun always avoids those who are not filial to their parents. Zhang Kun has heard a saying that unfilial people are the most ruthless. If a person is not filial to his parents, then can he still expect this person to be nice to others?

So in addition to feeling a little regretful of Wei Hongwen's experience and choice, Zhang Kun instead raised a little respect for him.

But when he thought about his purpose of coming in, Zhang Kun turned his head and looked at Peng Chunhe who was floating in the air. It happened that Peng Chunhe also looked over at this time.

Peng Chunhe looked bitter: "Mr. Zhang, look, this child, he, he..."

"He, he's so stupid, right?" Zhang Kun's face showed a chuckling. He looked at Peng Chunhe who seemed to be still looking for words in his mind. He sighed, and then said with emotion: "Aunt Peng, you have a good son."

"To be honest, if I were from Hongwen's perspective, I wouldn't have done anything better, or, to be precise, I can't do this at all."

"I originally agreed that I am here to persuade Hongwen to go back to study today, but after hearing what Hongwen said, I feel that maybe his choice is not wrong."

"He is extremely affectionate, most kind and filial. His superiors deserve the conscience of heaven and earth, and his subordinates deserve the kindness of their parents. It is not in vain that your hard work of raising them will bring him down."

"But, men, what is it that you have to suffer? If you are suffering outside, what is it that you have to suffer? As long as everything is in the family is safe."

"Wei Hongwen, man, man, good-looking."

But listening to Zhang Kun's words, Peng Chunhe was shocked and then hurriedly said: "Mr. Zhang, you..."

However, before Peng Chunhe finished speaking, Zhang Kun interrupted with a smile: "Aunt Peng, don't be anxious. Although I agree with Wei Hongwen's choice, I will definitely do what I promised you. I said that I would let him return to school and go back to school. Don't worry."

When Peng Chunhe heard Zhang Kun's subsequent words, he was stunned for a moment, but finally relaxed a little and nodded gratefully to Zhang Kun.

"Let's go, Aunt Peng, it seems that I can't convince you that you're so stupid today. I have to make some preparations. Next time, when I come again next time, I will definitely make this elm head nod." Zhang Kun chuckled and greeted, then left the construction site without looking back.

Three days later.

Zhang Kun came to this construction site again. He found the area where Wei Hongwen was located, and then saw Wei Hongwen standing next to the cement mixer at a glance.

Wei Hongwen was still the same old-fashioned, cement-stained clothes, wearing a yellow safety helmet, and his chest was open.

Zhang Kun stayed for a while, then walked straight over.

Wei Hongwen, who was lowering his head and putting cement, saw the figure walking beside him, turned his head and looked at it. When he saw that it was Zhang Kun, Wei Hongwen's eyebrows slightly condensed: "Why are you here again?"

"Give me half an hour. If I can't convince you, I promise not to appear in front of you again next time." Zhang Kun said in a deep voice.

Wei Hongwen stood up and looked at Zhang Kun with an impatient look on his face: "Didn't you say everything you should say clearly last time? What else should I say? I still have to go to work, please don't bother me again, OK? You are also a young man, why don't you have the ease of young man?"

As he said that, Wei Hongwen picked up the load that had just been filled with two buckets of cement and moved it to the open space next to him.

"It's only half an hour or twenty minutes."

Wei Hongwen put down two buckets of cement, then turned around and stared at Zhang Kun: "I said, I won't go to school anymore. Then, I have to go to work now and have no time to play with you, so I have to force me to swear?"

Zhang Kun sighed slightly: "Okay, since that's the case, I can only go to find you, Toutou Liu. I think he might be easier to talk to."

As he said that, Zhang Kun turned around and was about to leave, but Wei Hongwen shouted suddenly: "Slow down."

Zhang Kun raised his lips slightly, then turned around and looked at Wei Hongwen. He saw that Wei Hongwen looked extremely ugly and stared at Zhang Kun: "What the hell do you want to do?"

"Twenty minutes, I only need twenty minutes." Zhang Kun raised his two fingers fiercely.

Wei Hongwen looked at Zhang Kun, his breath became thicker, and finally, his eyes glared at Zhang Kun fiercely: "Twenty minutes, remember, you only have twenty minutes, and then, next time, no, no next time, in the future, I will never want to see you appear in front of me, do what you say, huh?"

"Ok." Zhang Kun smiled, and then Wei Hongwen took a deep breath, controlling his anger. Then he turned his head and shouted to the second floor of a building that was being built not far away, "Brother Zhang, I'll go to the toilet and come back later."

Following Wei Hongwen's words, he saw that there was only a shelf on the edge of the second floor, and a middle-aged man in his forties stretched out his head: "I know, hurry up, don't delay too long, I'm still waiting here for cement."

"Oh." Wei Hongwen responded loudly, then turned his head, his face instantly turned dark, and he looked at Zhang Kun.
Chapter completed!