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Chapter 1522 Good Luck Continues (11)
Linlang had no interest in the Cao family scheming to get Li's father's money. In any case, Li's father had already made up his mind that his property would be split equally between Li Qiuyun and Li Zhiguo. It was none of her business, and even if she wanted to get involved, it would be useless.

Since getting involved is pointless, she might as well let Li Qiuyun's in-laws and Li Zhiguo fight it out. Anyway, she'll take Li's mother away from this bunch of trash in the future, and she'll just watch the show with them.

Anyway, Li's father's property won't go to her, so she naturally won't care about Li's father. After all, in this era, whoever owns the property is responsible for their old age, unlike in the future when some parents give their property to their sons and then rely on their daughters for old age.

Now, since Li Qiuyun has found a boyfriend, just like in the original world, Grandma Li gave Li Qiuyun her private savings.

The original owner would know about this, naturally because there are no secrets in the world. Even though this matter hasn't been exposed yet, it was eventually exposed.

This naturally aroused dissatisfaction among others. After all, with so many grandchildren, it was no wonder that others would be happy that Grandma Li only gave her private savings to Li Qiuyun.

At the time, no one knew about it, but now, Linlang wanted to expose it ahead of time, so that Li Zhiguo and his wife, as well as Grandma Li's youngest son's family, would fight Li Qiuyun and Grandma Li to the death. She didn't want to see these two people who treated the original owner of the body that way in the original world ever have a peaceful day.

So on this day, while the family was having dinner together, Linlang released a robot wearing an invisibility talisman into Li Qiuyun's room and stole the eight hundred yuan that Grandma Li had given to Li Qiuyun.

This was almost all of Grandma Li's savings. After giving it to Li Qiuyun, according to Linlang's monitoring with her honeycomb device, she only had about two hundred yuan left for self-defense.

Although Grandma Li didn't work, she had always managed the household finances. Unlike her father, who didn't hand over his salary to his wife for management—fearing she might embezzle the money and leave him with nothing for his nephew Li Zhiguo and eldest daughter Li Qiuyun, Grandpa Li was different. He only kept a small amount for himself, entrusting the rest to Grandma Li. As a result, Grandma Li kept some money as her private stash, and the rest she hid in a place Grandpa Li knew about, as jointly managed property.

Now that Li Qiuyun lives alone, she keeps her bedroom door closed when she's not home. Even if Linlang has an invisible robot to open it, it's easy for people to notice something's wrong. After all, even if you can't see the person, wouldn't it be strange if a door suddenly opened?

But now Li Qiuyun is at home, and her whole family is eating. Her bedroom door is naturally open, so she can send a robot in stealthily to get it without being noticed.

Of course, the reason Linlang went to get it today was because Li Qiuyun hadn't checked the money since she got home. This is quite normal. Even if someone hides their money well, they can't check it every day after work. So, there won't be the strange situation where the money is there before eating but gone after eating. Because she didn't check the money before eating today, when she counted it after eating and found it was gone, she would only assume that the money was gone while she was at work, and wouldn't think that someone stole it while she was eating.

Sure enough, after finishing her meal, Li Qiuyun closed the door, intending to count her money this time.

Although she had already counted it and there were eight hundred yuan, the amount of money still excited her, so she wanted to count it again and think about how to spend it.

Hmm, her watch is getting old, she needs to buy a nicer one; her clothes are also getting worn out, she needs to buy new ones, that dress she saw last time was really pretty, she wants to buy it; and she also wants to buy a pair of leather shoes…

She had tickets for some of these things, but not for others. She was having a wonderful dream when she discovered that the place where she kept her money was empty.

Li Qiuyun grew anxious and lifted the things placed on top to check. It was true, really gone.

Just like Linlang had done that day, Li Qiuyun immediately shouted, yelling, "Who stole my money!"

Then he rushed out and questioned Li Zhiguo and his wife, saying, "Did you steal my money?!"

She was the second to return today. The first to return was her eldest cousin, Li Zhiguo. Li's father, mother, and Li Linlang all returned after her, so Li Zhiguo and his wife were the most suspicious. She hadn't suspected Linlang yet.

Although she had a falling out with Linlang after stealing her money last time, and logically, Linlang should be the prime suspect since her money was missing today, Li Qiuyun's first suspicions were still Li Zhiguo and his wife because Linlang didn't seem to have the opportunity to commit the crime.

When Li Qiuyun questioned Li Zhiguo and his wife, who hadn't stolen any money, they became furious and said, "Who stole your money? Besides, you spend all your money every day. Do you even have any left? And you accuse us of stealing. Oh, right, you do have money. After all, you stole six hundred yuan from Li Linlang before, and you probably haven't spent it all yet. But we didn't steal any money you stole."

Li Qiuyun was furious at her sister-in-law's words. She no longer cared about hiding the fact that her grandmother had given her money and immediately retorted, "I told you I didn't steal Li Linlang's money! That money was given to me by Grandma, it was eight hundred yuan! My sister-in-law has been home the whole time, and my brother came home the earliest today. If it wasn't you who stole it, who else could it be? I counted it last night!"

When Grandma Li heard what Li Qiuyun said, her expression changed. She glanced at Li Zhiguo and his wife and thought to herself that something bad had happened.

Sure enough, when Li Zhiguo and his sister-in-law heard Li Qiuyun say that Grandma Li had given her eight hundred yuan, they immediately objected. After all, that was a huge sum of money. With Li Zhiguo's current salary of just over forty, it would take him two years to save up without eating or drinking. If he deducted his food and drink expenses, he didn't know how many years it would take. How could Grandma Li give it to Li Qiuyun?
You see, Grandma Li doesn't work; her money is Grandpa Li's money. Since it's Grandpa Li's money, and he always values ​​his eldest grandson Li Zhiguo and the two grandsons from the third branch of the family, how could he possibly give it to a girl like Li Qiuyun! So Li Zhiguo immediately protested, looking at Grandpa Li and saying, "Grandpa, did you know that Grandma gave so much money to Li Qiuyun?"

Grandpa Li, of course, had no idea. He immediately glared at Grandma Li and asked, "What's the deal with this money?"

It seems the public funds haven't decreased. So, where did Grandma Li get her money?

On second thought, he realized that over the years, Grandma Li had been underreporting prices when buying groceries and other items, and that's how much she had pocketed the difference.

He had no problem keeping a cut for his own private funds, but he had something to say about giving it to a girl like Li Qiuyun.

If you give money to a girl, what if she ends up giving it all to outsiders in the future?
Grandma Li, upon hearing the family's questions, couldn't help but lament her misfortune. Even if she said it was all the savings she had accumulated over the years and had given it all to Li Qiuyun, it wouldn't be appropriate. After all, she didn't just have one grandson; she had three grandsons and four granddaughters. The original owner's uncle had two sons and two daughters, and the original owner's family had two daughters and one nephew, so she had three grandsons and four granddaughters.