The workers, having heard that they could collect their wages if they lined up, quickly did so to receive the two months' pay they had earned from helping Su Yunjin and others repair their houses.
Soon, the workers had individually sorted themselves into lines.
As Gu Ya handed out the wages, Su Yunjin sat on a nearby bench, watching. Gu Ya was careful and meticulous in his dealings, disbursing the workers' wages both swiftly and accurately.
The wages of the more than twenty workers were quickly distributed by Gu Ya, finally leaving Gu Jianghai's share, which Gu Ya then also handed over to him.
Gu Jianghai felt somewhat embarrassed as he accepted his wages—after all, Gu Ya was his third brother, and it seemed like taking money for helping his own flesh and blood was estranging.
