When Qiao Manzhi, who runs a community space, opened his eyes, a tile fell from his head, and a creditor who came to take care of the hospital stood outside the door.
The original owner's father left behind 72 debts. If the debt is not settled within ninety days, the Qiao residence will change owners and the residents will be cleared out on the same day.
Selling the home was the easiest thing to do, but it only allowed her to move to another place and continue to pay the rent. So she sold the furniture to repair the roof, divided the dilapidated two-door courtyard into eight rooms, and put up a rental sign:
No deposit is required, rent is paid monthly; you can take care of your children and get up early to work; your craftsmanship can be valued at half of the rent.
The only thing that must be made clear in advance is that if the money is not paid after ninety days, everyone will sleep on the street together.
The tailor who took care of her daughter, the wife who made breakfast at Yinshi, the female accountant who lost her credibility, and the hearing-impaired scribe came in one after another.
The carpenter Zhou Dai, who immediately said, "This yard should be demolished," blamed her for repairing the house while converting his wages into rent.
Later, the broken courtyard had open accounts, rules for discussing together, and the busiest stove on the long street.
With only three days left in the countdown, heavy rain flooded half the street. Qiao Manzhi thought everyone would escape, but they went against the flow of people and came back one by one.
Reading Tips: Completely fictitious, focusing on business group portraits, slow-burning emotional lines, no system and no space.
Mission: To provide a place for ordinary people with integrity and cooperation.
