I Have A Store C162
by MarineTLChapter 162: The Cultural Activity Seeing that every household in the courtyard had sent someone over, Eldest Uncle finally spoke. "Here’s the situation. Our district is planning to hold a cultural event, and every street has to send representatives to participate. Today, the subdistrict office informed us that there will be a street-level selection next week. Each courtyard needs to put on a program, and the winning courtyards will represent our street in the district's cultural event..." Eldest Uncle…
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