The proud daughter of the reborn space

Chapter 93

"How can my mother be willing to give me so much money? Every time I ask her for money, she always asks me what I use the money for. If I don't explain it clearly, I won't give it. If I explain it clearly, I will give it based on the amount. It's really stingy. ." Dong Chang complained as he put the money into his small shoulder bag, and then showed a bright smile to Dong Dayong, "My father still loves me the most."

"You, if your mother hears these words, she will be unhappy." Dong Dayong's tone was helpless, but the smile on his face betrayed his good mood.

In the heart of my precious daughter, he is her father who loves her the most. Even if it is just for the sake of money, he is still very happy.

"Hehe." Dong Chang made a face and went out with Hua Shu on his arm with a smile.

Seeing that the relationship between father and daughter was so good and they got along so harmoniously and warmly, Hua Shu felt a little envious, which reminded her of her own life experience again, but it was only for a moment. She quickly put it behind her and recovered. Calm.

Hua and Shu were not picky about where to eat, so they found a restaurant near the Antique Street that looked relatively clean and hygienic.

The two of them were young and didn't eat much. With the idea of ​​not wasting anything, they only ordered two dishes, one meat and one vegetarian.

Restaurants these days are different from those of later generations. The portions of the dishes are very generous. The two of them were eating. Hua Shu looked at the shredded pork with bell peppers on the table, looking a little dazed.

Dong Chang seemed to have remembered something. He raised his eyes and glanced at Hua Shu, then lowered his head and ate quietly.

Seeing her like this, Hua Shu couldn't help but feel a little sour in her heart, because just now, she remembered a past event that was already very far away for her now.

That was when she and Dong Chang first became friends. Many people knew that she was an orphan, especially people in the town. They knew that life in the orphanage was difficult, and Dong Chang naturally knew it too.

Dong Chang's family is close to the school, so she usually goes home for lunch, but because her mother occasionally helps in the shop, she also eats at the school. But after all, her family is well off, so she always eats in the small stove at school, which is the teachers' cafeteria.The food in the teachers' cafeteria costs one yuan for just one serving of meat and vegetables, while a meal in the student cafeteria only costs [-] cents, so it cannot be compared with the food in the teachers' cafeteria.

Dong Chang was really good to his friends. The two of them became friends at that time. Dong Chang knew that she was living in poverty. Out of concern for his friend, he bought an extra meat dish for her to eat together. That meat dish was Shredded bell pepper pork.

It's a pity that she was sensitive and fragile at that time. She just thought that Dong Chang looked down on her and deliberately embarrassed her. Not only did she reject Dong Chang's kindness, but she also had a unilateral cold war for several days.Although none of them mentioned that incident after that, Dong Chang was more scrupulous about her and seemed to be afraid of hurting her.

Recalling that past event, Hua Shu couldn't help but feel sour, moved and guilty.

"I'm sorry for what happened in the past." Regardless of past or present life, she owes Dong Chang an apology.

"Huh? What's the matter?" Dong Chang blinked in confusion and did not react to her rambling words.

"It was the time you invited me to eat meat when I was in fourth grade." Hua Shu was a little embarrassed to say it now, but she still had to say what she should say, "At that time, I had just been abandoned by my adoptive parents, and I was very sensitive and sensitive inside. I’m fragile, so I misunderstood your kindness, and I’m really sorry.”

"No, it doesn't matter. It really doesn't matter." Dong Chang waved his hand quickly and smiled casually, "It's been so long that I would have forgotten it if you didn't tell me."

(End of this chapter)