Chapter 332: Flying Windfall and Misfortune

(12) Windfalls and misfortunes

I've been representing my school since I was in junior high school, but I didn't have any advantage at all when I competed with high school students, and I was surprised to win a prize every time I didn't get a place, and I found out later that it was a record-breaking award.

That kind of record is related to age, and I think if it were compared to my weight, my results would be even more incredible. I wonder if it really has anything to do with the roe deer's heart?

My youngest group of photos is black and white, when the third sister was in infancy, I was wearing a floral dress, my smile was very sweet, and there were small dimples (not lost to the childhood photos of any of the current stars), and the second brother was wearing suspenders, and it looked normal for the third sister to be tall, short, fat and thin. I don't know why I was thinner than the third and fourth sisters later.

Sometimes I wonder if maybe my mother-in-law was criticized and I was "sent" to various places to hide in Tibet? Maybe my body and soul were separated when I was sick and seasick?

I remember that there were a lot of smashing and looting in the streets, but as soon as someone made a disturbance, everyone else would close their doors and hide. One day in the department store, the children were beating each other with eggs, and I took a small water gun and was busy looking for water, loading it and spraying it everywhere. If I was not three years old at the time, I would have taken some valuable money and hid it, and no one would have taken care of it, because those were all public. Unlike later, when the police were in charge, now everything is private, and everything is more important than life! Never again, the pie-in-the-sky thing that goes unattended to the store!

Later, when I started buying and selling houses, people who usually looked poorer than my family could buy several sets at a time, but at that time, six people in my family received salaries, but they could only make a deposit for one house.

I heard from my father's butler, "My grandfather's father hid fifty loads of treasure, and he was a little older than my grandfather at that time, and he remembered the horse gang that set out, and the fifty horses were full of them." I heard that after the liberation, many people found the cave where the treasure was hidden, but the things they took out were not very valuable, just silver waist knives with gems, and people couldn't tell where they were, and they either died or went crazy soon after, so it was rumored that it was a valley with a curse.

He said that if it were you to go, there should be no problem.

At that time, I was in the second year of junior high school, and I was still immersed in the shadow of my grandmother's death, and I didn't know that he was my father's housekeeper.