Selena also moved her family to the riverside cabin, and the owner of the tailor’s shop returned the attic. Now she has gone to Duodan Town to do business. There are many businessmen in the town, and the room is very easy to rent. The tailor’s shop owner happily returned the mortgage to Selena.
Surdak almost delayed Wilkes for two months.
At this time, the townhouses in the slums of the town have begun to take shape. These townhouses’ foundations and one-meter-high walls are made of stone from quarries. Further, the sides of square wood are cut out and directly spliced with oak. The herringbone roof of the wooden house is covered with boards.
In order to save money, the aborigines didn’t brush the roof with rain-proof gum, but the hard nail skin of the ghost-patterned worker ants softened and put it in a wooden model like a roof tile, and then it was shaped and dried, and finally a cheap and solid roof tile was made.
This kind of red tile system is unified and very strong, and the roof presents a red fish scale shape, which has become a landscape in Duodan Town from a distance.
The streets in the aboriginal slums are repaved with slate, and the new streets are no longer visible with dirt and weeds.
The new townhouses, which were first removed from the shack site, have been repaired, and some aborigines have moved into new homes one after another.
In fact, this kind of townhouse has almost swallowed up many aboriginal courtyards, which is more effective for the original townhouse.
Responsible for supervising the construction of these townhouses, Aung San is beside Surdak at the moment.
Aung San has lost a lot of weight recently, but people seem to be more energetic. They are no longer dressed as aborigines, but are half-skinned, half-hipped and tight-legged. Wearing long boots looks a bit nondescript.
I don’t know how long it’s been since I shaved. A beard is like a hedgehog with spikes.
The two men walked from west to east in Linhe Strip and chatted. The townhouse in front of them gradually changed from foundation to small building.
The closer you get to the east, the more complete these small buildings will become …
Aung San looked at Surdak’s back and said to him, "In two months, the main body and roof of all townhouses in this area will be completed."
His labor union of more than 500 people has now been expanded to more than 100 people. Every day, the daily salary is used for settlement. If you don’t be lazy, you can earn a silver medal every day.
Aung San walked here and saw that Surdak was not picky about anything. He was a little relieved and said again
"At that time, the aborigines in the town can probably fill half of the houses, and the remaining half can be sold to town businessmen and adventure groups. In recent half a month, many people have asked me about the prices of these terraced houses."
"The construction speed here is really fast …" Surdak nodded and said.
At this time, it happened to be the night work. Some aborigines came out of the construction site talking and laughing with tools. When they saw the boss Aung San accompanying a big man in the road, they were scared and chose to detour.
Aung San some satisfiedly say
"Duodan Town is rich in wood resources, and you can buy molded wood with money. Building a house in this mode is like putting together building blocks. You have to sort out the land and you can do it the next day. It is very simple to build a stone wall for the foundation."
The main parts of these townhouses are drawn with linen lines, and the stone walls are straight.
Surdak nodded and asked, "Are there any difficulties at present?"
Aung San immediately said, "The only thing missing is the doors and windows. The craftsmen here in Duodan Town have been hired by the logging yard. Without enough carpenters, you can’t make those doors and windows. Why don’t you talk to the logging yard and let the carpenters there give me some …"
Then he took the opportunity to push a gate into the townhouse yard.
Each townhouse has an independent courtyard, but the area is very small, only two fruit trees can be planted and a kennel can be built.
Aung San pointed to the small building swinging window frames and door frames and said to Surdak, "Look at the row of buildings here … just waiting to install doors and windows."
Surdak remembered the carpenter’s workshop in Wall Village. It is estimated that the carpenter’s eyes in the village should not be too busy. You can transport some window frames from Wall Village.
He said, "I’ll take care of the wooden doors and windows. Give me the size of the doors and windows. It’s best to give me a wooden window and a wooden door. I demand that all wooden doors and windows be as consistent as possible."
Aung San didn’t expect Surdak to directly solve this matter and immediately said happily
"I’ll send it to the main camp early in the morning … or the riverside cabin?"
Surdak thought that he was going to stay in the riverside cabin most of the night and said, "Then send it to the riverside cabin."
Chapter 73 The back garden of the temple
The two men walked out of this hospital and Aung San slammed the door.
Only by continuing to walk eastward along the street, the rows of buildings here have become more and more perfect, and there are some aborigines in the street. When these aborigines see Aung San, they all take the initiative to say hello, which shows that he has a high prestige among the aborigines.
Aung San rubbed his hands and face. Maybe he was overworked. His eyes were red.
"Most of all, we all want the mayor to cover our new house with his own money. We all think that you may be guided by the dark goddess, who blessed us so that we can fill our stomachs, wear clothes and return them to our new house."
When Aung San spoke, his right index finger and middle finger were still very respectful to his forehead.
He smiled and then said
"Now that these terraces have been built, I just want to understand that although these have been funded in the town, I can add more income in the town after the completion of this."
"It’s really incomprehensible that these terraces are not built!"
Aung San pointed to the aborigines in front and said
"The townhouse here has been built, and the first one who is willing to move has moved back in …"
A group of aborigines held half a baked wheat cake in their hands and plates of vegetables stewed like shit. They broke off the scones and dipped them in this stew, which was almost the same for everyone.
Go ahead. I cann’t believe someone grilled fish
It was these aborigines who didn’t scrape scales or bleed to get dirty when they grilled fish. The whole fish was set on fire with a wooden stick, and it burned black for a while like a huge carbon rod …
Surdak and Aung San continue to go forward. The intersection ahead is next to the square of the Goddess Temple of Duodan River.
Some aboriginal workers came and went from the square and scattered into the surrounding streets. Probably, the workers made money here, and some small traders came here to set up stalls to sell some fruits and barbecue.
Last month, red ant legs were baked all over the street, and now almost all of them have disappeared.
The square temple has been wrapped by a layer of black net.
From the outside, the main body of the temple of the two goddesses has been built.
Surdak and Aung San were about to go inside and see Selena and Baron martino coming out of the temple side by side. As they walked, they argued with Nika holding a bundle of sheepskin drawings and struggling to follow.
Selena is wearing a black dress with long chestnut hair. The road here is very muddy. She walks forward with a long dress in both hands and a shallow foot. When she sees the intersection of Surdak and Aung San, she walks towards him.
Baron martino followed him. He wore a pair of martin shoes and tight-legged pants. Even the muddy slope was very obedient.
Surdak went to stretch out his hand to pull Selena from the surface and bring Nika here.
"This time things over there have been solved?" Selena Surdak asked him with a smile.
I haven’t seen the deep friendship in Selena’s eyes for almost a month.