The origin of the star lotus world

Chapter 46 Text
Text No.17 Chapter,

When I got out of the subway station, I yelled to an aisle that I wanted to take a taxi.

It usually costs fifteen yuan, but I only gave ten yuan when I went to the neighborhood, and today I delivered it downstairs, and I gave fifteen yuan directly!
After returning home, I immediately put my computer, necklace, cash, etc., all the most important things to me.

My mother is out of town now, and I am the only one living at home for the time being.

After I installed it properly, I tidied up and cleaned up my house, went up and down the stairs many times, and threw away a lot of my rags.

Then at the back of the community, I found a waste collector. After he went upstairs, I asked him to come and sell all the old books in my house to him.

Sold it for over 100 bucks, I put it in my purse and then threw out all the bedding stuff.

Finally, I took Hetian Baiyu's dragon-patterned jade pendant (first-grade white, now sold for 20 to [-] in the mall) and a pure gold Chenglong Buddha amulet ([-] years ago, the amulet used in Sheyao Kingdom for [-] yuan). The gold-plated souvenirs for the [-]th anniversary of the earth's return (bought hundreds to a thousand years ago), these were given to me by my mother, and I have used them for many years. They are placed on the mahogany coffee table in the living room , I sat on the matching mahogany bench and wrote a note with a pen.

Mom, I'm leaving, you don't need to look for me!You pay attention to your body, treat yourself better, I am going to live the life I want to live!Thank you for spending so much money raising me!Only mother is good in the world! (In the real world, my mother is the only one left to give me pocket money) My grandparents are also very good!thank you all!Thanks! !Good people must be rewarded.

After I finished writing, I pressed 1000 yuan in cash (asked Secretary Qi to prepay my salary in advance) on the paper, watered the flowers, raised the clothes hanger, turned off the router, and checked the water, electricity and gas.

I didn't touch anything in the other two bedrooms, and I didn't look back at the house where I lived for more than ten years. I locked the door, checked the door lock several times, and checked the electric meter outside. Picking up my luggage and an empty bag (prepared for me by housekeeper Rang Ye), I walked out of this commercial housing complex with my chest up.

(End of this chapter)