The boss became rich with his seven brothers after he traveled through the book

Chapter 605: Being Jealous of a 1-Year-Old Man 4

Aunt Hu in the kitchen couldn't help but sigh, how good it is to have money.

She was very glad that she met people like Miss and Mr. Su, otherwise she would not have such a stable job and a decent salary now.

Qi Zhenghao is a quiet person, and since he is deaf, he never asks about his employer's affairs.

I just couldn't help but feel curious when I saw Aunt Hu's expression.

Aunt Hu didn't explain either.

I just told him that the lady had hired 5 other people, and also said that they would stay at home to work, but would eat at home, and they could cook together or take turns cooking.

And the villa in front is specially used for their servants to live in.

Qi Zhenghao listened carefully.

He was shocked until he heard that he could live here.

With her eyes wide open, she stared blankly at Aunt Hu, hoping that she would laugh at her. But she used sign language again to tell him that she was not joking and that this was what the young lady had just said.

He walked quickly to the edge of the kitchen and looked out.

Seeing that the young ladies were chatting, he didn't dare to go up and disturb them and went back.

Aunt Hu gestured with her hands: "The young lady and her friends are very nice people. You will know it after you get to know them for a long time. I will take you downstairs after dinner. Don't walk. It's too far. Take a taxi back."

Qi Zhenghao nodded in agreement.

Aunt Hu: "You go to work first tomorrow."

"I'll ask the lady later when you can move in, and then you can cancel the rental."

Qi Zhenghao nodded excitedly.

He is a lonely man, without parents, children or daughters. He has no pressure and just needs to support himself.

The reason why you have to go to work is to pay rent, water and electricity bills, buy groceries, etc.

He seemed to have made some kind of decision.

Using sign language, he replied: "Please tell the lady that I will work hard and not be lazy. If I can get food and accommodation, I don't want any salary. I am a disabled person. As long as I have a place to sleep and enough food to eat every day, I will be satisfied."

Aunt Hu's eyes were red and she didn't know what to say.

She knew that he had this idea because his salary was often deducted and the money he got was all used to pay rent and living expenses.

Before he could say anything, the lady suddenly came in.

Shen Ran thought Aunt Hu and the others should have finished eating, so he went into the kitchen and asked Aunt Hu to see what dishes were left and to cook some noodles or something.

Aunt Hu wiped the corners of her eyes.

"Is it for the five people you just hired? How long will it take? Rice will take longer to cook, but noodles will be faster."

Shen Ran didn't know when they would come back.

Nanfeng sent her a message just now, saying that the person had already taken a shower and was going out to do some work.

With Su Mochen's ability, it should be fast.

"Look at the ingredients you prepare at home. For five people, prepare more portions, including more meat and vegetables."

"Then I'll cook a big bowl of noodles and stir-fry some vegetables to go with it, okay? There's some meat and vegetables in the fridge."

The vegetables are basically bought every morning and are fresh.

"Okay, you arrange it. Take the ingredients to Building 33 and cook them. They don't need to be too much, I'm afraid they will eat too much and won't be able to sleep at night."

"Ok."

After giving instructions, Shen Ran prepared to go out.

Seeing that Qi Zhenghao seemed hesitant to speak, she asked Aunt Hu what he wanted to say.

Aunt Hu told the story of Qi Zhenghao renting a house.

"He actually grew up in an orphanage. He doesn't know who his parents are. He's 40 years old and has never had a girlfriend. He's always been alone. He's very pitiful."

"After I became an adult, I felt embarrassed to continue living in the orphanage, so I moved out and rented a house on my own. But the money I earned was only enough for living. Occasionally, I would buy some toys or snacks when I had some left over and visit the children in the orphanage."