Quick Transmigration: Su Cha's Life in That Era

Chapter 2: The Female Lead's Terrible Stepsister [2]

These are the most important things.

The house was allocated by the factory because both family members work, so it doesn't belong to the individual. Given the family's situation, even if Lao Deng remarries, the factory won't take the house back.

Her home was a large two-bedroom apartment converted into a small four-bedroom apartment.

The reason for separating the two small rooms is that the parents and relatives of both husband and wife occasionally come to stay.

Even if Meng Xintian moves in, her living space won't be taken up.

Besides that, what else in the family can be won over?

They desperately searched for the original owner's memories.

There's really nothing special about this place.

When I looked up, I saw Old Deng straining his eyes.

Daughter, can I speak now?

Su Cha couldn't think of anything for the moment and could only say it later.

"That's about it. If there's anything else, I'll let you know when I remember. Okay, go ahead."

Su Daqiang let out a breath.

Finally, I can speak.

He bent down and leaned closer to Su Cha.

"Girl, your later conditions are fine. Your mother risked her life for this job, and even if I were a beast, I wouldn't touch it. But the front..."

Before I could finish speaking, I received a glare from my daughter.

"No, don't look at Dad like that."

He reached out his big hand and patted his daughter's angry eyes, making her close them.

The old father felt guilty seeing that look in her eyes.

"It's not that Dad isn't going to give it to you, but you're only eight years old. If you don't put it here with Dad, where do you want to put it?"

Although your grandmother loves you, are you as important to her as your uncle and your cousins?

With so much money, can your grandma's love for you withstand the test of a large sum of money?

Your grandma is the same, not to mention that she favors boys over girls. Although she loves you, she's not as good as your maternal grandmother. She has a bunch of twisted reasons and uses your money to buy meat for your cousins ​​with a clear conscience. Can you tolerate that?

If you put your money with them, it's like throwing good money after bad.

Don't worry, when you're older, even fifteen or sixteen, Dad will feel comfortable leaving you with me. If I give you the money now, you'll just end up buying White Rabbit candy and canned food all the time.

Su Cha pulled Su Daqiang's hand away, her chubby face full of anger.

"Don't make it sound so nice. Just look at what you've done in the six months since my mother passed away. Do you think I'll trust you when you have a son?"

Her big eyes were red, and tears, like tiny pearls, fell one by one, dripping down her cheeks.

This really broke Su Daqiang's heart!

He frantically wiped Su Cha's face.

"Oh, girl, don't cry, don't cry, Dad was wrong, Dad was wrong."

She plopped down on the big sofa where her daughter was sitting, scooped the little one into her arms, picked her up and placed her on her lap, patting her gently.

"Dad was wrong, Dad was wrong."

Seeing her daughter's insecure expression, she hardened her heart.

"Okay, Dad will give it all to you."

Su Cha wiped away her tears.

"Then give it to me, you can't just say it."

"Okay, okay, here you go, but could you wait a bit?"

Just as Su Cha was about to glare back, Su Daqiang quickly explained.

"Listen to me, I'll give it to you tomorrow, but I need to put a lock on your room, and also put a small cabinet with a lock on the surface of your room. I also need to put a hidden compartment in the wall for you. Like a cunning rabbit with three burrows, I'll put the money in the hidden compartment for you tomorrow."

I'm really worried.

"But daughter, you have to promise your father that you won't spend this money recklessly."

"Don't worry."

Su Cha wiped the tears from her face with her sleeve and sniffed.

"Now that I'm all grown up, I know how important this money is to me. I won't spend it recklessly, especially since you don't need coupons to buy candy and canned goods."

Besides, you've remarried, so you're still my dad. If I want to eat something, I'll ask you for it.

With a quick glance...

"Also, you have to give me five yuan every month from now on."

Thinking of something, she grabbed her scumbag father's sleeve.

"You can't give all your money to that woman, you know? You have to save it."

It seems they've really grown up; they've become more shrewd and know how to think things through.

Su Daqiang felt a little relieved, but also a little heartbroken.

I know that this growth of my child is the result of his mother's death and his unreliability during this period.

Su Daqiang, you really are a scoundrel.

He patted his daughter on the back.

"Don't worry, Dad knows what he's doing. Your Aunt Wang has her own money. Her daughter is the child of a martyr and receives a monthly allowance. Plus, her father has a pension. Apart from living in our house, we don't need to take care of her at all."

I will give Aunt Wang fifteen yuan a month for living expenses from now on; I won't give her anything else.

Su Cha was relieved; it seemed her scumbag father wasn't so foolish after all.

Although she had read the book, the story began when the female protagonist had already graduated from high school, and the book only briefly touched on her childhood.

Later, the female protagonist went to the countryside and never came back, never mentioning the family again, so she could only figure things out on her own.

As long as her scumbag father isn't senile, she can grow up in peace.

He gave Old Deng a satisfied look.

"You're not confused, that's the right way to do it."

Sniffed, left Old Deng's embrace, and jumped to the ground.

"Alright, since we've already agreed, then hurry up and get me a lock and change the small cabinet. I'll fix the wall myself if it's dark; I don't want you to know where I hide my money."

"Hey!"

Su Daqiang laughed in exasperation.

"Why are you so cunning? And why are you hiding things from your father?"

Su Cha rolled her eyes.

"If the upper beam is crooked, the lower beam will be crooked too. Isn't that what you learned? Do you think I could hide it from you? I only found out after we got married and you were pregnant."

This is also why she couldn't stop Wang Cuilan from entering the house.

Su Daqiang blushed when his daughter said it so bluntly.

"Alright, since it's still early, I'll go get it for you, and I'll also buy some steamed buns from the state-run restaurant for dinner."

Without waiting for Su Cha's reply, he ran off with his face as red as a monkey's bottom.

Su Cha rolled her eyes.

You've already done all that, and you still know how shameful you are?

He, tui!

He stayed where he was and listened for a while.

Old Deng Zhen is gone.

Looking around, I put my hands behind my back and started strolling around the house.

Touch this, flip over that, look at that.

Oh dear, she really has done a great service.

He died saving someone, then closed his eyes, opened them again, and came back to life.

It seems that doing good deeds does have its benefits.

She was a poor orphan who had just graduated. She had neither familial ties that she couldn't sever nor a large sum of money in savings that she hadn't had time to spend after someone died. She was also carefree and easygoing, thinking that it didn't matter where she lived.

At least for now, she has a secure life and no uncertainty about the future. She's only eight years old and has a carefree childhood.

Happy!

I took a stroll around, letting the house and my memories blend together, before tidying up the things on the table.

The rat poison was put back in its original storage location, but as for the bowl of water with the rat poison in it...

She is not from this era; she lacks the thrift and reluctance of people from this era.

In her opinion, a bowl that had contained rat poison was definitely unusable.

But if you just take it down and throw it away, there's no guarantee someone won't pick it up.

Even if you pick it up and give it to your dog, it's not safe.

People these days are so honest. She doesn't know how potent this rat poison is. Even if she washes it clean before using it, she still wouldn't feel at ease.

After safely handling the water, I smashed the bowl.

Only after that did I tidy it up and throw it into the trash can.

He found some tools, went back inside, moved the bed aside, and started digging a hole.

If only there were a space.

pity……

"Hiss~..."

Oh my god, it hurts so much.

Why are these memories divided into batches?!

"Whoosh whoosh whoosh..."

……

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