After waking from his nap, Zhou Li continued job hunting.
Huai Xu was still binge-watching his drama, and the watermelon had all been eaten. Zhou Li went out and brought him another plate.
By five in the afternoon, he finally found a tutoring job.
It was to tutor a fifth-grade boy in math, two days a week, two hours each day, at forty yuan per hour. Yan City was a small town, and Zhou Li thought the pay was quite good. If he were to distribute flyers, he would earn about the same working from morning till evening. He could consider taking on a couple more tutoring jobs or wait until the summer break when there would be a higher demand for tutors.
At five-thirty, he went to the living room.
Aunt Jiang's plan hadn't panned out, leaving the elderly woman somewhat exhausted. She had especially watched Wang Gang's cooking show the night before and learned several new dishes. However, judging by Zhou Li's attitude, she guessed she wouldn't get a chance to show them off anytime soon.
