When Village Chief Wang heard that Cui Bohao was going to move to Liu Qiaoer's house, he was also very happy.
"Okay, go ahead. She has a big house and she's a woman. You can take care of her for the villagers."
It would be better to say that Liu Qiaoer takes care of him rather than asking Cui Bohao to take care of Liu Qiaoer.
Cui Bohao is 24 years old and is an undergraduate student. He is enthusiastic and indeed has a lot of strength.
After following Liu Qiaoer into the house, Liu Qiaoer pointed to the room on the first floor and said, "Officer Lu Ming used to live here. I have changed the bed sheets and quilt covers. You can live here."
As soon as he entered the room, Cui Bohao felt warm: "The air conditioner in the room is not turned on, why is it so warm?"
The rooms on the first and second floors are interconnected. Liu Qiaoer built a small fireplace on the second floor, which can also be connected to the first floor if necessary.
Liu Qiao'er briefly introduced the structure to him, and Cui Bohao gave her a thumbs up: "The design is really clever. In case of a water or power outage, we can still burn firewood. The walls are hollow, so it's warm."
Liu Qiaoer added, "There are traps on the second floor and the basement to prevent thieves. It's best if you don't wander around. Also, if you need anything to eat, I will prepare it in advance and put it in the refrigerator. Although the supplies are not abundant, they will be nutritionally balanced."
Cui Bohao hasn't taken a shower for many days, and Liu Qiaoer has a heater in her bathroom.
Liu Qiaoer brought him a set of warm cotton clothes: "This is what Officer Lu wore. I washed it too. Don't be disgusted. Go take a shower. I'll go make dinner."
Cui Bohao immediately went into the bathroom. There was a bathtub where he could soak and rub himself. He could rub out several pounds of mud from his dirty body.
Liu Qiaoer threw all his clothes into the washing machine and then went to cook.
Considering that Cui Bohao had not eaten meat for many days and was about to go to bed, Liu Qiaoer made him a bowl of shredded pork noodles, an egg, and also put vegetables, bean sprouts, etc. in the noodles.
Cui Bohao finally finished washing and immediately felt refreshed. Although he was 1.86 meters tall, he actually looked a little small in Lu Ming's clothes.
Liu Qiaoer brought him a large cotton pajamas: "Your clothes have all been washed, and I don't think there are many clean ones. You can wear these first. They should be dry tomorrow. I have several of my husband's clothes here, and you should be able to wear them."
Liu Mei's ex-husband was not tall, and the few clothes left at home were not very good. There were clothes in the space, most of which were ancient costumes. Liu Qiaoer couldn't let him wear ancient clothes.
Cui Bohao smiled cheerfully: "It's okay, I have contacted my brother, he will send me clothes and food. My brother is an expert in rock climbing, he was abroad when the disaster happened."
It’s great that I can come back from abroad safely and get in touch with my brother.
Being able to be a rock climber shows that he has good physical fitness.
Liu Qiao'er didn't care and brought out the noodles: "You've been busy all day. The food the village chief gave out is not enough to fill you up. You must be hungry as a grown man. Eat. You can sleep well after eating. Tomorrow will be even busier."
Although he had been eating noodles for half a year, today's noodles were different. There were meat, eggs and vegetables. Cui Bohao swallowed hard, sat down at the table, and started eating.
It felt like I hadn't eaten in years.
Liu Qiao'er was still adding chili peppers and vinegar, while Cui Bohao had already finished his bowl. Liu Qiao'er was speechless and pushed her bowl to him: "How about I give this to you too?"
Cui Bohao was obviously not full, so he smiled awkwardly and said, "No thanks."
Liu Qiaoer thought for a moment and said, "How about this, there are still noodles, go get another bowl for yourself, there's not much braised meat left in the pot, and there are still vegetables and eggs, you can just put them in the bowl."
There was not much braised meat left, but Cui Bohao heard that there were still noodles and eggs, so he ran to the kitchen and cooked another bowl.
This time, he didn't eat as voraciously.
Because there was more noodles and less braised meat, and I added some hot sauce, it tasted pretty good.
"Sister Liu, you are amazing. Half a year has passed and you still have meat at home? I heard from the village chief that you are an expert in space research?"
Liu Qiaoer smiled and said, "It's not space, it's time and space, time and space shuttle, black holes in the universe. Our people think that if we can find time and space shuttle to go back to the past, we can correct historical mistakes."
Cui Bohao studied physical education and knew nothing about science and technology, so he was completely confused by what he heard.
After they finished their meal, the room had become warmer. Cui Bohao lay down on the bed and sighed comfortably.
It's true that comparing yourself to others makes you die. Liu Qiaoer's home is so comfortable, which is something that no other home in the village has.
The next morning, Liu Qiaoer got up early to exercise, fried two steaks, two eggs, mixed a vegetable salad, and cooked two bowls of pasta.
Cui Bohao ran over when he smelled the fragrance. He didn't even brush his teeth. He ate first, and then went to wash up after he was full.
At eight o'clock, the village chief sent a message asking us to go to the village committee.
After feeding the dog at home, Liu Qiaoer put it in the yard, closed the door, and went to the village committee with Cui Bohao.
We continued to do the work that was not finished yesterday, and continued to clean the rooms that were not cleaned. The bodies from yesterday were left outside for a day and were thrown into the mass grave early this morning. We did not waste firewood to burn them. We just sprinkled some lime powder for disinfection and then buried the bodies.
Extraordinary times require extraordinary measures.
We found some more supplies here, still wheat, but now there is a great shortage of supplies.
Like salt, toilet paper, sanitary napkins, cotton-padded clothes, down jackets and other daily necessities, not to mention soy sauce, MSG and so on, you can eat with salt, without salt, nothing else is useful.
At around nine o'clock, Lu Ming came again, this time bringing fifty disaster victims and two trucks of supplies, including salt, meat, eggs, etc.
There were a hundred bags of salt, a hundred pounds of meat, a hundred eggs, some dry noodles, some rice, and the rest was medicine.
Cui Bohao counted the supplies and then began to distribute them.
There were too few eggs, and they were only given to families with children under the age of sixteen. There was not much meat either. On average, each person had only two taels. Even so, it had to be distributed equally. As for how they would eat it, that was not the concern.
As for salt, it is also based on the number of people, for both adults and children. One bag is 500 grams, which means two taels per person.
After the distribution, Cui Bohao sent the photos and lists to the group and asked each household to send one person to collect them. If there was no way out, Cui Bohao would ask Liu Qiaoer and Wang Zhaolin to deliver them.
There were both men and women in the houses of the disaster victims, and they could send people to collect supplies. However, some of the original villagers in the village, including children, the elderly, the sick, etc., could not come, so Liu Qiaoer sent the supplies to their homes.
Liu Qiaoer carried some things to the home of the woman who had a fever yesterday. The woman's fever had subsided a little, and she felt more energetic. She could even sit up from the bed.
When Liu Qiaoer arrived, her child had just made her a bowl of instant noodles, and the mother and daughter were eating together.
"Supplies were distributed today. I brought them to you. There are also some medicines. Remember to take them today."
Liu Qiaoer also divided the supplies, but she left her things to the mother and daughter.
The boy smiled innocently, and the woman's eyes turned red with gratitude: "You are Tieshan's wife, right? When you got married, I swept your bed. You should call me a relative."