Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

Chapter 256 Demolition Novel, First Female Character 1

noon.

Everyone was holding their own house number and a 10,000 yuan note they had just withdrawn.

He sat at the table with a silly smile on his face.

The table was laden with delicious food, but no one bothered to eat it; they just looked at each other and smiled.

Su Qi picked up a piece of braised pork for herself, then a piece for her grandparents, and then a piece for her mother and father.

Her chubby, smiling face hoped that her uncles and aunts would smile for a longer time.

But they still laughed enough.

Su Dahe looked at Aqi, who was already half full, before his children came to their senses.

Can not bear to look.

After the meal, Su Lan and her husband discussed things with Su Zi and her husband. In just five minutes, the four of them came out.

They made it clear to Su Dahe and Li Cuihua that they would be responsible for their retirement.

Su Hongren muttered, "It should have been done a long time ago."

Otherwise, why give them money and not provide for their retirement? That would be a huge loss for them.

Su Honghe nodded, quite satisfied with the two sisters' performance, and the slight dissatisfaction in his heart dissipated a little.

As for the remaining dissatisfaction, of course it exists.

With their parents already here, why would they need other daughters to support them in their old age?

The news that the Su family divided their property among their daughters had spread throughout the village by the afternoon, and some families agreed, since they were all their own children.

Some families don't approve, believing that daughters are like water spilled from a bowl since ancient times.

How could she go back to her parents' home and fight with her brothers for things?

Whenever Su Hongren, Su Honghe, or Su Hongshan went out, they would be met with sympathetic men and women of all ages.

What a pitiful person!

"Why doesn't anyone sympathize with me?" Su Hong patted her soft pillow at home, looking indignant.

Pang Jianwen added fuel to the fire: "Not only do people not sympathize with you, they also say you're living a life of luxury."

Su Hong threw a pillow at him: "All you have is a mouth."

The couple soon started gossiping about other people's houses again.

Su Qi had already run to her good friend Guo Guo's house.

"Guoguo, let me show you the house my grandparents gave me." Children love to share, and Su Qi is no exception.

She had a backpack about the size of an adult's palm slung around her waist, containing a ten-yuan note and ten ten-cent notes.

And the room number I drew in Brilliant Home.

Guoguo, whose real name is Zhao Pingguo, is three years old and is the second prettiest girl in Xihe Village.

Guoguo looked up and said, "Jinbao, you're amazing! You even have a house now."

"I want one too."

She told Su Qi to wait for her for a moment, and then she ran into the main room, where her grandparents were talking and bragging to someone.

"Grandpa and Grandma, I want a house too." The child immediately asked for something.

Zhao Erniu glanced at Guoguo: "What house?"

Guoguo recounted the story of the house Su Qi had received, and then looked at her grandmother with hopeful eyes.

Her grandmother, Feng Erlian: "..."

"Guoguo, don't talk nonsense." Guoguo's father, Zhao Cheng, immediately stopped her with a stern look.

Her father didn't particularly like his daughter.

No, they won't give it to you.

Guoguo: "I'm asking about Grandpa and Grandma, Dad, don't say anything."

Zhao Erniu: "...Guoguo, let's not compare ourselves to others..."

Guoguo interrupted him, saying, "So you're not going to give it to me?"

Zhao Erniu glanced at his youngest son and said, "Take your child away." Guoguo snorted and turned to her grandparents, calling out, "Zhao Cheng's father."

"Zhao Cheng's mother."

Then she said to her father, "Dad, I don't have grandparents anymore."

After saying that, he immediately ran out.

Su Qi was hiding next to the main room door, peeking out from time to time. As soon as Guo Guo came out, she grabbed Guo Guo's hand.

Inside the house, Zhao Erniu and Feng Erlian were furious at being addressed as "granddaughter."

Then they heard Su Qi call out to them, "Goodbye Uncle Zhao, goodbye Aunt Liu, goodbye Zhao Cheng's father, goodbye Zhao Cheng's mother."

The two children laughed and ran off.

Guoguo said loudly, "I'm going to tell all my friends that they're not allowed to call you grandpa or grandma anymore."

Zhao Erniu and Feng Erlian: "..."

"What a tragedy!"

The two ran to the last house in the alley, which was Zhou Yanran's house.

"Green, green."

Before they even reached the door, they had already started calling Zhou Qingran's name.

Su Qi didn't have much interaction with her originally, but after getting to know Zhou Yanran, she naturally got to know Zhou Qingran as well.

Zhou Qingran is a shy but thoughtful child, especially since the two of them were born on the same day, month, and year.

Su Qi felt this was a special kind of fate.

When Zhou Qingran heard her friend call her name, her eyes lit up and she hurriedly got off the kang (a heated brick bed).

She ran out in a few quick steps, "You've arrived?"

She was quite happy that someone played with her and kept calling her name.

"Uh-huh."

Su Qi and Guo Guo both nodded.

The three of them went in hand in hand. Guoguo's little face was full of anger as she talked about how her grandparents wouldn't give her a room.

Zhou Qingran listened quietly, and after a while, Zhou Yanran also came out of the house.

However, she looked a little haggard.

Su Qi poked Zhou Qingran's cheek: "What's wrong, Sister Yanran?"

Zhou Qingran nodded and shook her head: "My sister said it's nothing." She then shared some good news with her friends.

"Jinbao, Guoguo, my dad said my mom is pregnant, so I might have a little brother."

Su Qi: "Oh, okay."

Guoguo also made a couple of "oh" sounds, and after Zhou Qingran casually mentioned it, she took out the beanbags they used to play with.

The three of them joked back and forth, laughing heartily.

Infected by the laughter, Zhou Yanran finally cheered up. Her mother had a child, and she should be happy for them.

But after touching the money in her pocket, she decided to keep it herself.

As the sun sets, the fiery red clouds resemble exploding fireworks, captivating the eye.

On her way back, Su Qi ran into Su Meihua, who was looking for her to go home.

Su Meihua took her sister's hand, turned the corner, and didn't take the usual route home.

"Sister, why are you taking such a long way?"

Su Meihua: "There's a fight going on that road."

"Oh, who is it?"

As Su Meihua walked, she said that fortunately, they did not encounter the group of people demanding repayment of debts after they returned.

When she got home, none of her parents were there. Su Meihua explained that her mother and the others had gone to Su Sanshun's house, where he gambled.

"You only received the demolition compensation a few days ago, and you already owe 200,000 yuan." Su Hong clicked her tongue twice.

There was no sympathy for the person involved, only a joke.

Li Cuihua: "It's not entirely his fault. I heard that he was deliberately set up."

I started out just playing around, but I got carried away and ended up playing all night. My mind wasn't clear anymore, and I messed things up.

"Hehe, he has no interest in gambling, so how could someone set him up?" Su Hong believes it was still the fault of the person involved.

Su Hongren agreed: "That's right, Mother. If he came home early every day, other people wouldn't be able to find him in bed."

"If you ask me, he's just gotten too cocky."

Having some money has made them lose sight of themselves.

Su Hongshan and Su Honghe nodded in agreement, while the latter felt a chill run down his spine.

Su Honghe had been invited to play a couple of rounds, but he was afraid that his parents would give his little sister's husband nice things while he was away.

So he refused.

"That was a good refusal!" he thought.

Pang Jianwen added, "Mom and Dad, let's stay away from him from now on."

Before anyone else could process what he said, Su Hong immediately realized it and explained, "Gambling is hard to quit."

Yes, gambling is the hardest thing to break free from; once you're addicted, it can easily ruin your life.

In severe cases, the whole family will suffer.

Su Dahe took a deep breath and immediately decided, "Let's move as soon as possible."

Staying away is the best solution.

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