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Chapter 182 The Tragic Death of an Innocent Female Educated Youth (33)

After arranging the elderly, Liu De looked at Ding Shui with mixed feelings and said, "No matter what, you have worked hard all these years, and it is all thanks to you. If it weren't for your constant support, my parents might not have made it this far.

Oh, if you weren't my niece.

I deserve to kowtow to you a few times!!"

"Uncle, there's no need to..." Ding Shui rolled his eyes and kowtowed a few times. Is that appropriate?

However, she can understand it.

The money earned from selling one's job and the money earned from killing a few wild boars while being on the verge of death are undoubtedly different in meaning. The latter is a huge favor.

It’s so heavy that it feels like the money they got back then.

Each one is stained with the blood and life of the children.

But compared to making up other excuses, Ding Shui undoubtedly needs to make up more lies. What she says now is the most true. She can provide evidence, and even this matter can withstand investigation, so there is no need to worry about it being exposed.

In recent years, she has indeed gone up the mountain to hunt. Although she didn't catch any big prey, she did catch pheasants and rabbits.

We still killed some lone underage wild boars.

Ding Shui hadn't thought too much about it before, she just didn't want to tell too many lies. It wasn't until she heard her uncle say that it was only natural to kowtow to her a few times that she realized that she seemed to have invisibly increased the weight of the help she had received in previous years.

And quickly, easily, and nonchalantly said:
"Whether I help you or not, I'm bound to face the things I'm going to face. Besides, it's been so many years, so we have to move on."

"Besides, you guys have helped me a lot in the past!

If it weren't for my uncle and grandparents supporting me, given my father and my stepmother's tempers, it would be a question whether I could live to see the day I went to the countryside.

We are all family, it would be inappropriate to ask for help."

Ding Shui was also in a difficult situation. Since her lie had been exposed before, if she didn't explain, her uncle and grandparents would definitely worry, or even have wild thoughts.

Tell lies that are particularly easy to expose.

Being exposed again would undoubtedly be even more embarrassing.

In comparison, the excuse she was making was the most realistic, and the more miserable she made it sound, the more dangerous it was. Although it would make her uncle and grandparents feel more distressed and sentimental, it would also reduce their suspicions and prevent them from thinking she was being pretentious.

After all, he almost died.

How serious could it be?
In addition, she appropriately demonstrated that her strength had increased a lot, which made this matter even more unquestionable.

"Okay, I won't be polite with you anymore.

Keep these things. They were taken away ten years ago and just returned to us. You know your grandparents' situation. They only had me and my eldest sister. Your mother only has you as a daughter. As for me, even though I have a son, it's the same as not having one, and I don't intend to acknowledge him. It would be best if you're willing to support me in my old age. If not, that's fine. I can just move into a nursing home. My rank qualifies me for a government nursing home, so I don't necessarily need descendants to support me.

Just come and see me every now and then.

So these things are left to you, and I plan to leave the house and other things to you later. However, we have to live there for the time being, so we can only write it clearly in the will in advance.

By the way, you should also keep these money and tickets.

It's filled with nearly ten years' worth of our wages, coupons, and other things. We can't even use it all; we've bought almost everything we can at home. We don't know what you like, so keep it for yourself. Go shopping before you start work and buy something you like.

Don't refuse, we didn't refuse you in the beginning. Don't refuse us either! "

As he spoke, Liu De not only handed Ding Shui a large box, but also took out four large stacks of money and tickets from his bag and stuffed them directly into her hands. Three of the stacks were large black tens, and the other stack was various tickets.

Their family of three, that is, the original body's grandparents and uncle, originally had high ranks. The combined monthly salary of the three of them was as high as 500 yuan. If they were compensated for their salaries for ten consecutive years, that would be a total of 60,000 yuan. Therefore, these three stacks of money were undoubtedly a total of 30,000 yuan.

In 1977, there were three millionaires!

With this money, Ding Shui didn't have to worry about how to get the start-up capital at all, so after hesitating for a while, she simply accepted the money.

The big box also took it and said with a smile:
"Uncle, I won't be polite to you.

But I don't think I will need much. If you are in urgent need of money, remember to tell me. Otherwise, I will change my last name. Otherwise, I will not feel safe holding this money.

It just so happens that I don’t really want to take my father’s last name anymore.”

Ordinary people might feel a little guilty about taking it, or feel like they can't repay it after taking it, but Ding Shui doesn't have to worry about not being able to repay it. At most, he can help them prolong their lives and strengthen their bodies, ensuring that they can be lively and healthy at the age of 90.

He died peacefully after being about a hundred years old, without any pain.

Anyway, it is definitely worth the money.

As for the surname change, Ding Shui had only mentioned it casually when she first brought it up, but after she finished, she felt like it was okay. She wasn't planning on living happily with her biological father and stepmother anyway, so what was the big deal about changing her surname?

Besides, the original body basically never spent her father's money.

There is neither the grace of giving birth nor the grace of raising.

It makes sense to take your mother's last name!
You have to know that before her mother died in the line of duty, her mother's salary was more than double her father's. Furthermore, her father's salary also had to support the family back home, so her mother covered all the daily expenses. After her mother's death, the textile factory provided her mother with a monthly subsidy of one-third of her salary until she came of age, forty yuan a month. This amount of money could easily support a family of three, or even five, not to mention raising a little girl.

It's just a matter of being a little more affluent or a little less affluent.

The original body was not yet an adult when it went to the countryside.

Not to mention the lump sum compensation her mother received after her death in the line of duty, which was later largely snatched away by her biological father and stepmother. Therefore, even strictly speaking, Ding Shui's claim that her father had neither given her life nor raised her is undoubtedly valid.

Changing to my mother's surname seems quite appropriate.

"This... isn't that a good idea..." Liu De said it wasn't a good idea, but the corners of his mouth couldn't help but curl up. His son wasn't going to acknowledge her, and he had no plans to get married and have another child in the future. If his niece could change her surname to Liu, then it would be perfect, without any regrets.

At least the family property will still be in the hands of the Liu family in the future.

"There's nothing wrong with it. I haven't completely fallen out with my biological father and stepmother. In the eight years since I went to the countryside, they've never asked about me once.

I never wrote them a letter.

There is only hatred between him and me now.

Uncle, please help me change my surname tomorrow. It happens that my household registration is not in their household registration book right now, so it will be convenient."

Ding Shui didn't feel any protest from his body.

This meant that the original body either didn't care or quite agreed with it subconsciously, which meant there was no problem at all. So Ding Shui simply decided to change his surname, and at the same time, he planned to cut the Gordian knot and get it done tomorrow.

Moreover, Ding Shui estimated that even if she changed her surname, her biological father would not know about it for who knows when.