Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

Li Cuihua was unaware of her third son's feelings; she only felt a warm glow in her heart.

Aqi was always thinking about her.

She couldn't resist taking the child in her arms and kissing her forehead: "My sweetheart."

Su Qi was suddenly hugged and was still in a daze when she was kissed. Her eyes crinkled into a smile.

"Grandma," she said sweetly, gazing at Li Cuihua.

Li Cuihua: "Grandma's first gold bracelet was a gift from Jinbao."

"This is for Grandma, she's worked so hard."

Su Qi added another sentence in her mind: "Grandma will give the gold bracelet to Mom, and Mom will give it to Aqi."

It's all hers.

But Li Cuihua didn't know that the old lady was deeply moved and only felt that her child was filial.

Even Su Dahe's usually serious face showed a slight smile; filial children are always loved by the elderly.

Upon seeing this, Su Hongren immediately patted his chest and said, "Mother, I'll buy you one too, and I'll even buy you an extra gold necklace."

This honorable thing shouldn't be enjoyed by Aqi alone.

Unfortunately, in Li Cuihua's view, the first person Aqi brought it up was genuinely feeling sorry for her.

The third brother brought it up because he was afraid that the man would side with his daughter and Aqi.

Not sincere at all.

Su Hongren: Real money means genuine sincerity, even if there's an ulterior motive, but he still gave it.

Li Cuihua gave a fake smile and nodded, thinking to herself, "You all always think she's biased."

But is it wrong for her to favor the children who are good to her?

That's right.

Su Hongshan was surprised, but when his third brother mentioned it, he immediately agreed. Buying things for his mother was the right thing to do.

After thinking it over, Su Hongshui understood the third brother's scheme and they all expressed their filial piety.

As Li Cuihua listened to her daughter calculating the money she and her husband had received, and then thought about how considerate and filial her three children were to her.

She suddenly realized.

People who have money in their hands are not afraid that their children will be unfilial.

Then, with a faint smile, she praised, "You've all been very thoughtful."

They were "filial," so she dared to accept their gifts.

About three hours later, village chief Su Qingmin was the first to sign the list, followed by the accountant.

One by one, they wrote down their names.

As for those who want to raise their status, there are some, but under the watchful eyes of most, they can only write their own names.

Most people are satisfied with the compensation; they are all afraid that their good days will be ruined.

The news was signed in the morning and spread throughout the town and city by the afternoon.

Pang Dachu and Chen Guihua rushed over.

"Really, Mother, it's already signed." Pang Jianwen's smile lingered.

Chen Guihua understands; Donghe Village is also undergoing demolition, so why should she be laughing for days and nights?

"Wow, you guys are really... lucky!"

Moving house unexpectedly brought me a fortune.

Pang Jianwen said smugly, "Of course, Mother, Father, just wait and see how filial I will be in the future."

Pang Dachu smiled broadly at these words.

"By the way, how will the compensation be handled?"

Su Hong explained from the side that the compensation is different depending on the land use regulations.

If you do the math, her family will receive at least a six-figure sum, if you add her parents' share.

It's just a little short of seven figures.

"Where do you plan to buy a house in the future?" Pang Dachu asked with concern.

Pang Jianwen: "Of course we'll go to the city, Dad."

As the capital city of southern province, Fuzhou's housing prices are rising year by year.

This year it has reached over 1,000 yuan per square meter.

According to Pang Jianwen, housing prices will continue to rise, and as children grow up, they will need a good school.

Pang Zhongyi, Pang Chengxin, and Pang Meihua: "..."

Is it for their benefit? I don't think so.

Pang Jianwen was very pleased to receive the message from the elderly couple that they wanted him to take care of them in their old age.

"Moreover, Honghong and I have already decided that in addition to buying a house, we will also buy a few shops in good locations."

They're planning to open a shop.

Pang Dachu nodded to himself. The third brother still had some brains; he didn't cling to the demolition compensation money to make a living.

I feel more confident about my future retirement life.

"If there's anything your mother and I need us to do, just let us know."

Su Hong: "Oh, I definitely won't stand on ceremony with you."

Su Qi woke up at her grandparents' house and saw another pair of grandparents as soon as she entered.

She heard from her father that her grandparents had given her a gold bracelet.

"Grandma, Grandpa!" Su Qi rushed towards the two of them without any hesitation.

Chen Guihua hugged the little baby and tidied a few strands of hair that were curled up on her forehead from sleeping: "Did you just wake up?"

"Yes, I heard your voices and ran out."

No one dislikes being remembered.

With a smile on his face, Pang Dachu cautioned, "Don't run too fast, you'll fall."

"Grandpa and Grandma will wait until they see Jinbao before going back."

Su Qi nodded as if she understood.

After another hour of off-stage conversation, Pang Dachu and Chen Guihua finally got up and left.

Both sides exchanged a few polite words with the three grandchildren who had returned.

"Zhongyi doesn't look good." Chen Guihua noticed it at a glance, as the child didn't try to hide it at all.

The April breeze blew across Chen Guihua's face, but she showed no emotion whatsoever.

Pang Dachu: "The child has grown up."

Pang Zhongyi, who was almost fifteen years old, naturally knew what good things were.

He already harbored resentment towards his father for building a house for his sister but not for him.

But who could have imagined that they would encounter such a rare opportunity as demolition and relocation?

A house and a plot of land could be exchanged for more money, so he couldn't hold back his resentment any longer.

"Father, you're not being fair."

Pang Zhongyi was indignant, with a hint of grievance in his eyes. Who could be the eldest son and live such a miserable life?

Pang Jianwen let all the children in, then closed the door.

"How am I being unfair?" Pang Jianwen acted as if he didn't take Pang Zhongyi seriously.

"Have I lacked your food, your drink, or your clothes?"

Pang Zhongyi pointed at Su Qi and said, "You built her a house, I didn't; she received demolition compensation, I didn't."

He was never short of food or drink.

But it's just not fair.

Pang Jianwen said casually, "Zhongyi, you're an obedient and sensible big kid, why do you have to compare yourself to your sister?"

"Your sister is always thinking about you even when she's eating pancakes."

You can't be heartless.