How did you leave your hometown and settle in another place?

Think about running away from home, think about having our own nest now, and think that we can still live happily together when our parents come. This is really a painful history. Thinking of this question reminds me of another sentence, no matter how far you go, don't forget the road ahead. When I graduated from college, I often rented a house to live in. I often run from south to north and from west to east.

Because I left my hometown, this city is not as famous as where I live, and there is no place where I live. I hit and hit like a headless fly, flying and going to the hospital. Faced with no relatives, no friends and no care, I was very eager to have a home of my own. Only then did I know how important home was. Of course, at that time, I secretly swore to myself that I must settle down in this city.

In order to realize this ideal, I have done three jobs. Go to work normally during the day, give students 1 hour courses at noon, and go to a company to make plans for them at night. In this way, I want to shuttle back and forth in these three places like a machine every day. I felt particularly desperate at that time, because my unyielding personality determined that I was strong.

Until one time, my father came to see me from other places. He saw me working so hard as a girl outside, and my father's tears kept spinning in his eyes. After I went back, my father gave me a sum of money and asked me to pay a down payment to find a place to live. Because only where you live can you settle down to work.

In this way, I later bought a down payment with the money my father gave me and the money I saved. I lived in this house a year later, and then my parents came here to live with me. Only then did I know that it was not easy to leave my hometown and struggle in other places.