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Chapter 176 The Tragic Death of an Innocent Female Educated Youth (27)

"What's in the letter? How did she get so much money and tickets? What happened?"

"Say it quickly!"

"Dad, at least let me read the letter first..."

After the conversation, Liu De finally calmed his parents down and quickly read the letter. After thinking it over, he explained:

"Xiao Lu said she was going to the countryside and there was no point in keeping the job the textile factory had reserved for her, so she sold it before leaving for some money and banknotes. She also said that she was now able to support herself in the countryside and didn't need so much money and banknotes, so she sent it to us and asked us to take good care of ourselves.

What a darkness before dawn this is.

Let us persevere and live well!"

"Going to the countryside?

Shouldn't she have taken the junior high school entrance exam and gone to high school? Even if she didn't go to high school because the college entrance exam was cancelled, with her grades, she would definitely have no problem getting into a technical secondary school. Even if she really didn't get into a technical secondary school, she could still inherit the job and work first. Why did she have to go to the countryside?

And sold jobs...

Something must have happened, something big!
This girl only reports good news and not bad news!"

Everyone is not stupid. The main reason why Liu De thought carefully before speaking out is that he could see that his niece must have concealed something. He deliberately wrote this just to make them feel at ease and accept the money.

Liu De could see it.

How could his father Liu Yao not see it?

After saying that, he snatched the letter, squinted his eyes and read it very carefully and with great effort in the sunlight. He asked his son to read the letter not because he was illiterate, but mainly because he was severely nearsighted. His glasses were stepped on and broken two years ago, and he had no chance or channel to get them replaced.

It’s hard to see people, let alone read a letter.

But out of concern, I still looked carefully.

After reading it, I couldn't help but sigh:

"Alas, she's been hiding a lot from us. I'm afraid she didn't choose to go to the countryside voluntarily, and she might even have lost her job, so she had no choice but to sell it. That Zhao guy is such a jerk, he even wants to steal such a small thing.

Xiaolu is his biological daughter!!!"

Ding Shui certainly couldn't directly claim that he'd traded six wild boars for the money. If he did, they'd probably worry about his safety. So, Ding Shui made up an excuse, saying he'd traded his job at the textile factory for it. As for whether it would be exposed, they wouldn't be able to verify it in the short term. By the time they were able to verify it, whether it was true or not wouldn't matter much.

And this is the only way it makes sense.

As for going to the countryside, there is really no way to hide it, because there is a mailing address on the letter. Ding Shui can't just go back to his hometown and mail the letter to them.

Even if nothing is written on it, they look at the envelope carefully.

You can see it too.

"Dad, now that things have come to this, what's the point of saying all this? Should we keep these bills?"

Liu De continued to ask.

Although he felt a little distressed and worried about his niece, he really wanted to keep the money. His parents were old and their stomachs were already weak. They'd been going hungry for a few days and had barely eaten any refined grains, which had been taking a toll on their stomachs. Even if the money couldn't cure their illness, it would at least make their lives a little easier, so they wouldn't be kept awake at night by pain or hunger.

He himself doesn't need it, he can handle it.

After all, he is still young.

"Leave it here. It wasn't easy for her to send it, and I don't know how it escaped scrutiny. Last time, the grandson of Old Li's family who went to the countryside also wanted to send him some money in this way, but Old Li only received the letter, and there was not a single note left. He couldn't protest.

He could only write a letter asking his grandson to stop wasting money.

It’s a miracle that Xiaolu can send so much money. Let’s send it back.

There may not be a miracle.

Then someone else will get a free piece of the deal. Write her a letter later and tell her not to send these things anymore. It's very likely they won't even reach us. We can't be so lucky every time.

Write it in a subtle way, don’t be too clear.”

The reason why Ding Shui specially added spiritual hints to the letter was so that she could smoothly send the letter and the things inside it to her grandparents.

Losing items was normal decades later, let alone now. Furthermore, Liu De and his men were sent down to the countryside, and most of the letters and parcels they exchanged with outsiders, or more likely, needed to be opened and inspected before they could reach them. The same was true for the items they sent out.

It is normal for valuable things to be intercepted halfway.

After all, they are powerless.

Only Ding Shui, relying on the spiritual hints attached to the envelope, was able to successfully make all those who handled the letter ignore the money and bills in the letter and release it directly.

I will send chestnut bricks and other things later.

It is likely to be the case.

After the discussion, they quickly hid the money. Although they couldn't go out and buy things at will, with the money, they could still ask others for help at a cost.

Three hundred kilograms of national food coupons plus one hundred yuan.

I estimate that it should be no problem to exchange it for 200 kilograms of fine grains.

Then they naturally hurried to negotiate what to write and what to ask. As for the return gift, there was nothing they could do. They really didn't have anything to give as a return gift. They could only ask Ding Shui not to send anything in the future, and to keep any food for themselves first.

After finishing writing, they hurried to mail the letter.

At this time, Ding Shui had already completely made the chestnut bricks and air-dried them to ensure that they would not go bad for a year or two.

At the same time, a lot of preserved fruits and dried vegetables were also produced.

And dried meat.

The preserved fruits are made from some fruit pieces suitable for making preserved fruits in the fruit platter and the sugar extracted from the corresponding fruit tea, so the flavor is not that sweet.

At the same time, there is a hint of tea and astringency.

But it’s okay, it’s edible and healthy.

Don’t talk about high sugar content. These days most people just lack sugar, not have too much sugar, which affects their health.

Dried vegetables are made from vegetables used in salads that you mix yourself, and are dried using the energy of the sun.

The same goes for dried meat.

Many vegetable salads contain boiled shrimp, boiled chicken and boiled beef. These three are eaten after being air-dried, and the taste is quite good. In addition, there are dishes such as braised lamb, braised beef, and stir-fried shrimp.

It can also be made into flavorful jerky.

Ding Shui felt that, at this moment, her original grandparents and uncle were unlikely to have issues like the three highs. If they did have a serious illness, she wouldn't be able to help for the time being. She could only consider malnutrition or other minor issues caused by it.

Therefore, the most important thing is to supplement their nutrition and maintain the balance of trace elements in their bodies.

Of course, she also has her own considerations.

And it benefits her.

After collecting all these things, Ding Shui went to the county town again under the pretext of going to the county hospital for a follow-up examination, obtained a letter of introduction, and mailed two-thirds of the dried fruits, vegetables, and meat. She kept the remaining one-third and brought it back to the brigade, pretending that it was sent to her. This way, she could eat it openly without having to be secretive.

She said her family felt sorry for her injury.

It was specially sent to her to nourish her body.

Perfect! ! !