Ding! The growth record of the rich girl

Chi Qing, who had just become rich, was very worried that his recent shopping behavior would be noticed by someone with ulterior motives, and that something unexpected might happen if someone followed him.

So she carried her big bag full of jewelry and various clothes to the bathroom, changed into the new clothes she had bought today, let her hair down, and then left the bathroom vigilantly looking around to see if anyone was paying attention to her.

The cleaning lady who had not noticed her at first even glanced at her. Chi Qing looked at the people coming and going and suddenly felt like a poor man who had suddenly become rich. The clown was actually me, and my making a fuss attracted people's attention. So she relaxed and walked out with her things in her hands.

Looking at the time, it was already noon. Chi Qing had a quick meal at KFC, then drove his Xiaobai directly to a famous high-end food market in the city. The car was filled with all kinds of seafood, such as sea cucumbers, crabs, abalone, and mantis shrimps, as well as beef, mutton, and various nutritional supplements.

Finally, we went to a delicious Cantonese restaurant nearby and packed up four dishes and a soup. We took them home so my mother didn’t have to cook in the evening.

After finishing all this, Chi Qing still had 216 yuan left. He went to refuel Xiaobai and called his parents to tell them that he was leaving and expected to be home at 5 pm.

Chi Qing's hometown belongs to the same administrative district as the one where Chi Qing works and lives, but it is in the village, about 50 kilometers away by car, which takes about an hour. There are national highways along the way and the scenery is extremely beautiful.

Chi Qing, who had just completed his first lavish shopping spree in his life, was in a very good mood. He listened to lively music and drove at full speed. 15 minutes faster than usual, he saw the nearly 100-year-old crooked tree at the entrance of the village, and his father's small, old electric scooter was indeed waiting under the tree early.

Because the roads in the village are very narrow and Chi Qing's driving skills are average, when he drove back to the village for the first time after buying a car, he scratched the paint on the narrow road in front of his house. Therefore, Chi Qing always parked his car in the small square at the entrance of the village.

Chi Qing's parents are from the same village. They have lived in the village for generations. Chi Qing was a native country girl before she was 7 years old. But later, when Chi Qing's uncle got the opportunity to work outside, Chi Qing's parents started to think about it. At that time, it was mainly for Chi Qing to go to school in the city. Thinking about it now, Chi Qing still admires her parents' courage.

He gave up the well-run small shop in the village and the newly bought red brick and tile house, and moved to the county town to squeeze into a shabby little courtyard.

Fortunately, Chi Qing lived up to expectations and was very well behaved. Although he didn't study hard, his grades were very good. Maybe he was also somewhat talented. Although Chi Qing failed the college entrance examination, he still got into a fairly good school with more than 30 points above the key line. After graduation, he entered the real estate industry by chance and bought a house on his own. Therefore, Chi Qing also became the child of other families in the village. Of course, only Chi Qing himself knew the pressure behind this child of other families.

After Chi Qing went to college, Chi Qing's parents returned to the village to live, because before that they had been renting a dilapidated courtyard house in the urban village. This courtyard house is very different from the Siheyuan in Beijing. In fact, it is similar to an old house in the countryside, where several families live together. In order to save money, Chi Qing's family rented the east wing.

Chi Qing clearly remembers that the house was not decorated at all. The walls were white lime walls that would peel off, the floor was a bumpy cement floor, the stove and the kang were connected together, and smoke and dust billowed in the room when the stove was lit. Of course, there was no water heating. The water came from a well in the yard, and the water had to be pumped by the family. During peak hours, the three families often had to queue up.