After the matter was settled, both families were overjoyed.
After Deputy Regimental Commander Geng expressed gratitude several times, the two finally went their separate ways.
Huo Jingrui took the keys and headed toward the courtyard.
The courtyard, while on the edge, had several family quarters lined up behind it. In reality, its location was central, just the most edge unit in that row.
Moreover, the households in front, behind, and to the right weren’t ones to mind others’ business.
He opened the courtyard gate, and it wasn’t too messy inside, probably tidied up by the logistics staff after Political Commissar Qiu’s family moved out.
The structure of the family quarters was similar: three main rooms, plus two annex rooms on the side used for the kitchen and storage room. Only families who can’t fit will build extra rooms at their own cost.
Political Commissar Qiu’s wife was particular, especially since summer rains left everything muddy, she had paths paved in the courtyard.
This suited him perfectly.
After a quick tour, he already had a plan. He first bought coal and a coal stove, lit it, and started warming the house.
Later, he bought paint and hired people to repaint the entire house, including the kitchen and storage room.
During this time, following the layout drawn by Gu Yunyi before, he hired a carpenter from a nearby village to make furniture, agreeing to pick it up in one and a half months.
The three main rooms: the central one served as the living room, the right room was set with a bed for summer living, the left had a raised floor from Political Commissar Qiu’s era, he got it cleared and even added a heat wall.
Every day, apart from military training, his time was spent organizing the house.


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