535 Next Stop
Among these people, Old Fang was considered one of the more clear-headed ones. He also looked more normal, so he wanted to lead these tramps to survive.
Before Chu Ning left, she asked Chu Yuen to go to the nearby supermarket to exchange 1,000 yuan in cash and give it to Old Fang.
To let Old Fang bring these homeless people for a good meal before officially starting work the following day.
Chu Ning needed them to build the abandoned industrial park. To a certain extent, these people’s work efficiency was not low, it could even be said that they were very serious and did not dare to make any mistakes when getting things done.
Moreover, Chu Ning only needed them to use their strength and not their mental faculties.
This way, it would put an end to those who wanted to take this opportunity to make trouble for Chu Ning.
Zhou Hao wouldn’t spend money to win over some homeless people, right?
Even if he wanted to, Chu Ning would not give him the chance to do so.
Moreover, after hearing Old Fang’s words, Chu Ning really wanted to do something for this vulnerable group.
Of course, she would not consider helping some of the vile vagrants.
“Chu Yuen, bring me to meet the artists you mentioned.” After leaving the bridge, Chu Ning planned to take advantage of the afternoon to arrange for people to decorated the abandoned industrial park.
“Sis, are you in such a hurry?” Chu Yuen asked curiously.
“Don’t waste time. Every second counts, understand?” Chu Ning felt that Chu Yuen was still too idle.
“It’s just that the next batch of homeless people we’re going to meet have more personalities. They’re fundamentally different from Old Fang. Old Fang and the others have a hard life, but these people are purely pretentious and have personalities. This is also the reason they wander the streets. Of course, they don’t think that they are wandering,” Chu Yuen said helplessly.
“So, what does this have to do with me going to see them next?” Chu Ning asked with a smile.
“It does matter. They might be asleep at this time, or some of them might not be around. They like to gather at night and speak loosely. In their words, they only have inspiration at night. But the reality is that they can’t even afford the rent and are unwilling to work. They can only wander,” Chu Yuen explained.
“You know a lot of people. If I encounter any trouble in M City in the future, will it work if I use your name?” Chu Ning looked at Chu Yuen and said with a smile.
“Er, er…” Chu Yuen knew that Chu Ning was teasing him on purpose.
“If you have nothing to do, just stay in the library. Don’t run around, do you hear me?” Chu Ning said calmly.
“Alright.” Chu Yuen nodded slowly.
She still allowed Chu Yuen to bring her to the next place.
“The place where these artists gather is called Happy Village. It’s a little far from here,” Chu Yuen whispered as they waited for the taxi.
He was a little afraid of Chu Ning now, although he couldn’t tell why.
“How far is it?” Chu Ning looked at Chu Yuen and asked evenly.
“About…50 to 60 kilometers,” Chu Yuen replied quietly.
“I really gave you too much pocket money,” Chu Ning rued.
More than an hour later, Chu Ning finally arrived at the Happy Village that Chu Yuen had mentioned.
According to Chu Yuen’s introduction, the name ‘Happy’ was actually given by these artists themselves. The village was located at the border of M City and was very remote.
Moreover, the reason these artists could live there was because no one was living in the empty buildings.
More than ten years ago, Happy Village had not been called Happy Village yet. Although it was very small, there were still dozens of families.
Later on, a huge murder case happened here, killing several families, with more than a dozen people losing their lives.
After this incident, the village had been rumored to be haunted.
The villagers who were still living in the village also felt listless and unwell. Some villagers could not stand this torture and returned to normal after moving out.
As time passed, more and more people moved out of the village. Until a year ago, the last family in the village had completely moved out. The entire village became a famous ghost village.
The people from the surrounding villages would stay away from this place every time they passed by.
However, these avant-garde artists were not afraid of this. Although the villagers had moved away, their houses stood empty.