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"Tan Rui, did you take the money in the house and your mother's two pieces of jewelry?" Tan Ruifeng said in a serious voice, scaring Tan Rui so much that he shrank in his seat.

When his parents showed up at school, he knew that the matter had been discovered.

It must be that woman who reminded my parents. She had seen him talking before, otherwise my parents wouldn't have discovered this. If it weren't for that woman, my parents would only suspect that it was my eldest sister who did it.

"If you do something wrong, you must admit it," He Qiaomin said in a gentle voice, touching Tan Rui's head, "Tell mom, what did you use the money for? When you were short of money, why didn't you tell mom and dad, instead of taking it secretly?"

Tan Rui secretly glanced at Tan Ruifeng, who still had a serious face, and shrank his neck.

He Qiaomin pulled Tan Ruifeng aside and said, "Be more careful and don't scare Ruirui. It's okay to take something. Just admit your mistake. Ruirui is still young and doesn't understand these things. Just talk to him clearly this time and he won't make the same mistake again in the future."

"Yeah." Tan Ruifeng was afraid of scaring his son, whom he had high hopes for. After all, his son was still young and didn't understand many things. Just as He Qiaomin said, he just needed to teach him well. It was not a particularly strange thing for a child to steal things from home.

After seeing the attitudes of the two, Tan Rui was finally not so scared.

He said: "My classmates invited me to play card games. They were all good friends. I saw some money at home, so I took it."

The drawer was full of money, a lot of it, and I thought I wouldn't be noticed if I took some. I thought this way today, tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow, taking a little each day, and in the end I took all the money out of the drawer. I panicked at first, but then I saw my classmates playing card drawing, and I couldn't help myself. When I saw He Qiaomin's jewelry, I couldn't help but take two pieces and sold them to my classmates. It happened that the classmate who had a lot of pocket money wanted to give his mother a birthday present.

After hearing Tan Rui's confession, the couple finally breathed a sigh of relief. Then they asked him carefully and verbally taught him a lesson, telling him not to steal things from home again. If he needed anything, he could tell them, and as long as it was reasonable, they would satisfy him. The premise was that his academic performance would not decline.

"Mom and Dad mean that I can go play the card drawing game?" Tan Rui said excitedly. If Mom and Dad agreed, he wouldn't have to hide and play those games.

Tan Ruifeng said: "You can play, but you have to achieve the expected academic results. For example, if you stay in the top three in the class, you will have the most basic card draw quota. If you can move up one place, the quota will increase. If you can get first, you will naturally get more. If you get first in the grade, I will increase your quota every time you maintain it."

Tan Rui was very happy: "Long live mom and dad."

There was laughter and joy in the car, and no scolding as one might have imagined.

Tan Ruifeng's behavior in the villa before made everyone think that he was an emotionally unstable person, but now they found that it seemed not to be the case. When it came to Tan Rui, his emotions were particularly stable. This incident was committed by Tan Rui, and Tan Sui died because of it, but he simply blamed him and gave him a reward system, which was completely different from what he did to Tan Sui.

Several people looked at Tan Sui. She lowered her eyes slightly, with little expression on her face, but she looked lonely.

This is partiality and prejudice.

The atmosphere in the car was full of joy. Tan Sui pulled Ah Qi's arm and whispered, "Let's go."

I have seen everything I should have seen, and this is not the first time such a thing has happened.

Every time they thought it was her fault, they would make a big fuss to ask her to admit her mistake, even though they hadn't confirmed that she did it, they just thought she did it.

But when they found something wrong, and it was probably done by Tan Rui and Tan Yao, they would only talk to them secretly. They would question them and teach them a lesson verbally, but they would never scold them like they did to her. They would patiently reason with them. They were obviously their children, but Tan Sui never understood why she was different. Was it just because she was thrown into the countryside by them when she was young?
She thought she was living under someone else's roof. She was very sensible since she was a child. She always rushed to do the work at her uncle's house and never competed with her uncle's brothers and sisters. Her parents came back in a hurry and left in a hurry every time. They would buy a lot of things. When they left, they repeatedly told her to be obedient and sensible. They had no choice but to not take her with them. Now she can only rely on her uncle's family to take care of her.

Therefore, she thought that the things her parents bought were just to thank her uncle's family, and she didn't dare to eat too much.

I watched my uncle's mud house turn into a brick and tile house, and then into a small Western-style building.

Later she found out that the money for renovating the house was given by her parents. For a country person, that was a huge sum of money.

She was not starving or freezing, but she was still a dependent child in her uncle's house. Even though her parents gave her money, she was still being taken care of by others and could not even speak with a straight back.

I remember one time when I was a child, my uncle’s brothers and sisters stole her things and she went to complain.

Not only did her parents not seek justice for her, they still said that there was no other way and that they had to rely on her uncle's family to take care of her, otherwise they didn't know where to put her. It was right for her to be more sensible and give way to her uncle's brothers and sisters.

When she was a little over four years old, she heard her uncle's family discussing the possibility that her parents might take her to the city.

She was looking forward to Tan Yao's birth. They were unable to take care of two children, so they said they would come to pick her up when Tan Yao was older and conditions were better.

Two years later, when conditions were much better, she was still not taken back because Tan Rui was born. Even if conditions were much better, it would be difficult to take care of three children. So, she could only stay at her uncle's house.

It wasn't until junior high school that they finally remembered her.

She was still happy and looking forward to having her own home.

But reality soon poured cold water on her. She was so cautious in front of unfamiliar and expensive things that she attracted strange looks from her two younger brothers and sisters. Her timid appearance also caused dissatisfaction from her parents, who felt that she was not presentable. Except for the first banquet she was taken to, she was subconsciously not mentioned afterwards. She was like a transparent person. The only thing she could show off was her grades.

However, her grades were not particularly good in the city, and the education in the countryside could not keep up. She also did not have much time to study as she had to help her uncle's family with work.

Therefore, she did not receive much praise for her grades, and her parents even told her to learn from Tan Rui and Tan Yao, and not to be proud and complacent even if she made some progress.

One thing after another broke her already fragile and inferior heart. She was especially devastated when the maids subconsciously ignored her.

Since the first time she was wronged, she slowly learned to get their attention in another way, which could be considered as a resistance.

Gradually she became what she is now, and no one really ignores her anymore.

"Are you going to school?" A'rui asked Tan Sui who was still in a daze.

Tan Sui said: "Go." (End of this chapter)