Rebirth of the Cannon Fodder in the Entertainment Circle-Chapter 633: Liu Ling was made the cannon fodder of life (18)

Seeing Father Luo about to speak,

Luo Ning looked pitifully at Director Yu and took a step forward, saying, "Please don’t let my family affairs affect everyone’s work, I’ll go to my job right now."

Director Yu, seeing her like this, felt even more sympathetic and developed some resentment towards Group Leader Luo.

He hadn’t expected Group Leader Luo, who seemed so decent in public, to be such a person in private, and he had almost recommended him for the position of deputy director. Luckily, he hadn’t yet brought this up to his superiors.

This time he would bring it up, but instead, he’d express his opposition.

"Good, your job will be to record data in the workshop, I’ll show you the ropes for the next couple of days."

"First, come with me to the office to get the record book and I’ll explain to you how to write it."

The young girl looked like she was about to cry; it must have been too heartbreaking for her to stay and see her ruthless biological father. It was better for her to leave.

So he told the other group leaders to get back to work and reminded them to cooperate with Luo Ning in the future, and then he took her back to the office first.

Father Luo, who had just found an excuse to try to explain, was speechless.

That damn girl must have done it on purpose.

He watched, his heart turning to ash, as Director Yu took his daughter away, and he knew he was in trouble.

As expected, the other group leaders left without even saying goodbye to him.

While they felt sorry for Luo Ning and despised Father Luo, they couldn’t help but feel a bit of secret joy in their hearts.

With Group Leader Luo compromised by this event, he surely wouldn’t be able to compete for the deputy director position now, and their chances had arrived.

When they got back, they would have to tell their mothers, wives, and daughters-in-law to advertise Group Leader Luo and his wife’s wicked deeds at the factory.

Such morally bankrupt people had no right to be deputy directors.

In the workshop, the others also had a gossip mentality, and after work, they spread the story around.

Father Luo and his wife, who had once had a good reputation at the machinery factory, had now become the "top-grade" wicked parents in everyone’s discussions for some time to come.

After arriving at the office with Director Yu, Luo Ning learned how to record the data very seriously.

She was originally a highly educated top student with an excellent memory, and after learning it once, she had it down pat.

This surprised Director Yu, and he felt regretful that such a smart girl was held back by her terrible parents; she would have had no trouble attending high school otherwise.

After finishing the training, Director Yu personally took Luo Ning to the workshop for some practical operation.

He found that Luo Ning was not only smart and had a great memory, but also quick to respond; she could handle the tasks after being taught just once.

She was the fastest learner and easiest to train among all the workers he had ever taught.

Thus, that afternoon, Luo Ning went to the workshop on her own to do data statistics and recording.

In her spare time, she would watch the workers’ operations, showing keen interest.

This time, Luo Ning deliberately avoided Father Luo, which made him, who had wanted to talk to her, grit his teeth in anger. ƒreewebηoveℓ.com

After work, Father Luo wanted to find Luo Ning and ask her to clarify her previous statements at the factory, but he discovered that she had already left for the day.

He could only return home with a grim face.

Mother Luo had already left work and was starting to cook when she saw Father Luo coming home, smiling as she took the bag he was carrying.

Seeing his sullen face, she couldn’t help but ask, "What happened?"

Father Luo, who had held it in all day, blurted out the entire thing about Luo Ning working at the machinery factory and deliberately blackening their name.

Mother Luo’s eyes widened, "What? That girl got so lucky, actually getting a job recording data in the workshop."

"And she’ll be made a regular employee after just one month."

She couldn’t believe it and felt even more suffocated.

She had worked at the machinery factory for twelve years and had spent all her connections two years ago, racking up a lot of favors and money before she managed to become a regular employee from a temp.

Her job was still the relatively tough one of a paint sprayer.

Her eldest son had not passed his exams to get into high school after graduating from junior high, so her husband pulled some strings to get him a job at the machinery factory as a temp worker for moving goods, which was hard and tiring, and he often complained.

Yet that damn girl got into the factory as a worker without any effort or cost, taking on the comfortable and prestigious position of a record keeper. It was just too unfair.

What was key was that the damn girl had gone so far as to smear their reputation in front of the director and so many others on her very first day at work. How were they expected to get by in the factory after that?

"We must have done some terrible wrongs to have given birth to such a damn girl."

With a face full of resentment, she said, "Had I known this would happen, I would’ve dumped her right after she was born."

"What’s the point of saying such things now?"

"You go see her tomorrow at noon and really play up the emotion. Make her explain what she said today, especially that it was directed at my mom and sister. We didn’t mistreat her."

Father Luo was clearly thinking further ahead, "Best would be to get her and Wuya to come back. That would invalidate the breakup letter."

Mother Luo also thought it made sense—now that they’d been slandered, it was no good trying to explain themselves. Only the damn girl could talk her way out of it.

"Right, she’s logically my own flesh and blood. How could we possibly cut ties? I’ll make sure she comes back home to live with us tomorrow."

"A mere girl who hasn’t even received an education, how could she possibly do well as a record keeper? I think the job suits the eldest better."

Her eldest son complained every day about how hard it was to be a mover, and it pained her to see him suffer. The damn girl’s job would be a perfect fit.

Father Luo lit a cigarette, "Hmm, I notice she’s on good terms with Director Yu. If she could swap jobs with the eldest and ask Director Yu to arrange a transfer to the canteen as a temp worker, that wouldn’t be bad either."

He had always been looking for ways to secure a permanent position for the eldest, and this seemed like the perfect opportunity.

Mother Luo was in full agreement, "Yes, yes, let her start off as a temp in the canteen first. That’s an easy job. Once the fourth child finishes elementary or junior high, we can just marry her off, and then the fourth can take over her job."

The more she thought about it, the better it seemed.

The couple had made plans that were pleasing to them but hadn’t considered Luo Ning’s wishes at all.

In their minds, both sisters lacked love, so this time they wouldn’t be tough or scolding but would coax them instead.

In their era, housing was seriously tight, and since Luo Ning was a new temp worker in the factory, she hadn’t even been allocated a dormitory.

And she was worried about leaving Wuya alone in the village, so they both commuted from the village to the county for work.

The next day after finishing the midday shift, Luo Ning went to the canteen for lunch with a new female colleague she had just met.

This female colleague was actually Yu Xianjin’s daughter, Yu Tiantian, who worked as a clerk in the publicity department.

After hearing about Luo Ning’s situation, she felt sympathetic, so she actively sought out Luo Ning at noon and warmly took her to get familiar with the factory and to get food from the canteen.

Luo Ning naturally wouldn’t refuse someone’s goodwill, and she’d repay the favor when the opportunity arose.

On the way, they encountered the scumbag mother.

Blocking her path, the scumbag mother wore a grin on her face, "Sanya, there’s something I need to talk to you about."

Seeing the scumbag mother and before Yu Tiantian, Luo Ning showed a hint of fear, "Aunt Luo, if there’s something you need to discuss, do so now."

Mother Luo: "..." What the hell is "Aunt Luo"?

If it weren’t for the others present, she would have really liked to teach this damn girl a lesson.

Keeping her temper, she smiled and said, "I’ve made food at home specially for you to come back and eat. It’s also a good opportunity for us to have a mother-daughter talk, to clear up any misunderstandings."

Today, right after finishing work at noon, she had rushed back home to cook, even sparingly buying some meat, all to coax the damn girl.

Noticing several curious onlookers, Luo Ning nodded slightly, showing a mix of fear, anticipation, and desire, "Alright then."

Yu Tiantian, seeing this, whispered as she tugged at Luo Ning, "If they bully you or give you a hard time, come and find me at my place. We’re in the same complex after all."

Luo Ning looked at her with gratitude, "Okay, thank you, Tiantian!"

Tiantian blushed slightly and laughingly said, "Don’t mention it!"