Wearing books and sweet pets: the richest couple in the 80s

Chapter 3 The Truth
On the surface, Mrs. Li and his wife bought the jade from the original owner, but in fact, they were looking at her twin siblings.

After all, it all came from the vicious thoughts of Tang Jiadong, that scumbag.

He has long seen that the piece of ancient jade left by the original owner's parents is top-notch Hetian jade, which is very valuable.

It's a pity that the mainland is poor at the moment, and it is impossible to sell it at a high price.He just wanted to take it to Hong Kong City and resell it to foreigners. He would definitely get a good price.

Originally, if he had talked to the original owner about this, according to the original owner's love mind, he would have given Yubai to him without further ado.

But he judged others by himself, for fear that the original owner would have other thoughts after knowing the true value of jade, so he came up with an unpopular idea.

He lied to the original owner that his uncle in Hong Kong City was alone and wanted to adopt a pair of children, and the twins left by the original owner's adoptive father were quite suitable.

The original owner didn't have the slightest affection for his cheap siblings, and originally didn't want to take a pair of oil bottles to Hong Kong City.

But Tang Jiadong couldn't stand the brainwashing, saying that she took away the pension from her adoptive father, and her adoptive mother, a widow, raised three children and also provided for the family members, so life was simply unbearable.

If she took away the twins, it would not only reduce her burden, but it would also be much easier for her adoptive mother to remarry in the future.

The original owner couldn't help Tang Jiadong's repeated persuasion, so he let it go.

However, Tang Jiadong lied to the original owner that because her brother and sister's household registration is in Shuangshui Commune, it is very troublesome to apply for the documents to go to Hong Kong City, at least it will take a year to wait.

If they were allowed to stay at home, maybe her adoptive mother would repent and spoil the matter.

It's better for him to find a suitable family first, temporarily adopt the twins, and wait for the documents to be processed, and then bring them to Hong Kong City to enjoy the blessings.

His words were inconsistent and full of loopholes, but the idiot of the original owner believed him deeply and thought he was really a kind-hearted person.

In the original book, Mrs. Li and his wife bought the original owner's jade and gave it to Tang Jiadong.

In return, Tang Jiadong left the original owner's twin siblings to the two.

This kind of transaction is shady. Once He Wanqing reports to the police and tells the whole story, the problem will become serious.

The original owner had no brains, and if Tang Jiadong and Mrs. Li could make fun of him, the police are not vegetarians. I'm afraid that the three of them will form a group and go to prison.

He Wanqing thought for a long time before she nodded in embarrassment.

"Come on, I am kind-hearted and don't want others to beg. Besides, it's not a big deal, and I don't want to bother the police uncle. He is very busy all day long. For such a trivial matter, we can discuss it in private and solve it." .”

Mrs. Li and his wife looked at each other, not knowing what to say.

In most of my life, this was the first time I met such a shameless person.

It's simply more shameless than the two of them.

After some wrangling, Mrs. Li gave her 20 yuan.

It is not easy to earn money these days, not to mention that a strong laborer in the countryside earns only a few cents per day, even a worker in the city earns only 40 to [-] yuan a month.

Mrs. Li and his wife glared at He Wanqing viciously, as if their flesh had been gouged out.

He Wanqing seemed to have disappeared, took the money, returned the thermos to Mrs. Li, picked up the cloth bag that the original owner put on the table, and walked out.

Mrs. Li and his wife hated her deeply, they kept their faces ashen and said nothing, and waved at her like a fly.

In the yard, two five-year-old children stood timidly in the corner, staring at the boy opposite in fear, trembling all over.

The girl's big eyes were full of fear, but she still bravely protected her younger brother behind her back. The boy's little hands tightly held onto his sister's skirt.

The boy on the opposite side was more than ten years old, tall and chubby, his clothes were covered with dirt everywhere, long saliva flowed down the corner of his mouth, and he was smiling foolishly at the two of them.

"Hehehe, sister, don't be afraid, Auntie said, let me play with you."

(End of this chapter)