After a simple rebirth

After returning home, Fu Ying took Fu Zhe to move the table. Previously, the long end was against the wall, but now it was changed to the short end against the wall.

After all, Wang Yu and her friends would come over to do their homework from time to time, and it was impossible to buy a new set of desks just for the computers.

After the desk was set up, the computer they had been waiting for arrived, and Fu Ying asked the boss to help install it. After the boss finished the installation and left, Fu Yu still stuffed a pack of cigarettes into his pocket to thank him a little.

Fu Ying looked at the placed computer and considered the issue of reinforcement.

There are children at home, and outsiders come in from time to time. The computer screen can be easily bumped by others accidentally or intentionally. If it is bumped, it will cost another price to send it for repair.

Fu Ying thought of the computer at home in her previous life.

After Fu Wei's training institution closed down, he took two monitors and a computer home. He smoked and played games at home every day. Sometimes when he was annoyed, he would go to the Internet cafe to play games.

So sometimes there was no one at home. Fu's father was afraid that the computer would be stolen, so he welded a box out of iron sheets and placed the host inside, leaving only the switch position.

But it was still stolen.

That day was Saturday. Fu Wei was nowhere to be found. Fu Zhe went to play with Yang Jie. Fu Ying told her parents in advance that she was going to the Xinhua Bookstore in the city.

So there was no one at home.

Fu Ying was the last one to go out, but she was not sure whether she had locked the door.

Fu Ying remembered that she locked the door after she went out, and placed the key on the railing behind the window as usual, and then went to get on the bus.

But when I got home, the door was wide open. Fu's mother was checking things in the room and then said that the house had been robbed.

All the display screens and host computers on the second floor were stolen.

Fu Ying was confused at the time. Her mother asked her if she had locked the door before going out, and she said she had. But the more she thought about it, the more nervous she became. She was afraid that it was because she had not locked the door. Thinking back carefully, she became less and less sure whether she had locked the door.

But now when I recall the whole incident, I find that many questions are not clear and have no answers.

If the door of the house was locked, Fu's parents would see that the lock was pried open and would not ask Fu Ying whether she locked the door before going out.

If it was not locked, why were only the host and the display screen missing? Fu's mother had the habit of putting money under her pillow, and she said that the hundreds of dollars there were there and had not been stolen.

Besides, wouldn’t a thief rummage around when he got in? But Fu’s things weren’t rummaged around.

In other words, it is very likely that the crime was committed by an acquaintance.

Fu Wei's chances are very high.

Two display screens plus a host computer would probably cost around two thousand if sold second-hand.

He stayed at home for a long time, had no job, and loved smoking. Every time he asked Fu Ma for money, Fu Ma would scold him. Of course, he wanted to have money to spend without asking Fu Ma for money.

Where does the money come from?

An old computer that he was tired of playing with.

Moreover, the Fu family encountered similar things later.

I sold the land for 30 yuan in cash, used it to pay off my parents' debts, lent some of it out, and kept the remaining 3 yuan in cash in the storage room on the second floor.

Fu Wei wanted Fu Ma to give him money to spend, but Fu Ma was afraid that he would spend lavishly, so she refused to give him much, probably just a few hundred yuan.

But after the second day of the Chinese New Year, Fu's mother said that she had lost the money. She searched the house carefully but couldn't find it. She also tried to figure out who went to the second floor.

Although it was Chinese New Year, there were not many outsiders in and out of the house during those two days. Fu's mother even suspected that it was Li Xingyun. Fu's mother said that he might have climbed from the second floor of his house to the roof of the second floor of Fu's house, then went down from the door on the roof to the second floor of his house, took the money and left, pretending to come here to play.

Fu Ma's statement was suppressed by Fu Yu and Fu Ba, who said it was sheer nonsense.

Fu's mother didn't believe it and asked Fu Ying to go up to the third floor to see if the door was closed.

Fu Ying took a look and saw that the door latch was on the side of the stairs, so it was impossible to open the door from the outside. In addition, the door latch was rusty due to long-term disuse, so it was difficult to open from the inside, let alone from the outside.

Fu Ying came down and told her about the situation. Fu's father also thought that it was not someone who came down from above, so it couldn't be from next door.

Moreover, there are a lot of things in the storage room on the second floor, and all of Fu Ma's things, whether valuable or not, are in there. Fu Ma always keeps it locked, not to mention that she puts cash in it, so she must lock it when entering or leaving.

It was impossible for someone to come and pick the lock or find the key to open the door. Even if someone accidentally got in, they would not know where Fu Ma kept her money.

Fu Ying thought Fu's mother would call the police.

But no, it seemed like we just accepted the loss and didn't care about it anymore.

Fu Ying was very surprised. After all, this was ten thousand yuan, not one or two hundred.

Fu Ying asked Fu Yu why Fu's mother didn't care anymore. Was it really because they lived next door? Or did she just forget about it and think it was bad luck?

Fu Yu told Fu Ying to stop worrying about it, because it was probably stolen by Fu Wei. Fu Wei was still thinking about doing business, and when he saw that his family had some money, he wanted to make some more money. When Fu's mother refused to give him money, he found a way to do it himself.

For such a big matter as losing money, Fu Wei didn't get involved except for helping to recall who went up to the second floor at the beginning. He was not at home all day, so who else could it be but him.

The key to the second floor was a bit messy when it was matched, so I lost it. Fu Wei was the first one to return to his hometown during the Spring Festival. Fu's father asked him to find the keys of the house in advance and match them one by one to distinguish them.

Therefore, Fu Wei was the one who knew best where the keys were and which key opened which door. He also spent a lot of time playing with his phone in the room on the second floor and rarely came down. He had the best motive and time to commit the crime.

Fu Ying suddenly realized what was going on and felt even more disgusted with him.

Now this computer is unlikely to be targeted by thieves. Everyone in the village is familiar with it, and the chance of an outsider thief is also low. No one except those few people will enter Fu Ying's room, but we must also prevent accidents.

So Fu Ying found Fu Yu and prepared to make a wooden frame by themselves. Only the power button and the wiring position at the back of the host computer were left. The display screen above was fixed at the bottom first, and then covered with the wooden frame.

Whether it is Fu Ying or Fu Zhe, they only use it on weekends.

Fu Ying did this with Fu Zhe. Boys' ability to do housework should be trained early, and it can also be regarded as helping Fu Zhe practice mathematical geometry.

It doesn’t matter whether the frame looks good or not, as long as it is useful.

Fu Ying also put two layers of plastic wrap on the inside to prevent the computer from being scratched when installing and removing it.

The next day, the person who installed the network cable came.

Fu Zhe and a few other kids were the most excited. They could play on the computer without going to the Internet cafe. It was so cool just thinking about it!

Fu Ying took the opportunity to make an agreement with him that if he ranked in the top five in the grade, he could play for one night every Saturday. If he did not make it, he could only watch study videos and could not play games.

Fu Zhe was hesitant, but he was willing to do it. He did it occasionally before, but now it's every Saturday. He can definitely have the most fun every week. He made it into the top ten before, and now he's in the top five from sixth or seventh grade. He feels that he can do it if he works hard.

Fu Ying also thought that he could do it, and asked him to lay a good foundation in junior high school now, so that he could catch up if he slipped for a year or half a year. What she was afraid of was that the situation would be too bad, and he would have to put in more effort to catch up in high school, and that would cost him his life.

Once the network cable is installed and running properly, you can use the computer.

Fu Ying allowed Fu Zhe to play two games first, then took the children to watch an episode of animation and taught Fu Yu some simple operations.

Fu Yu had an impression that Fu Ying turned off the computer. She didn't need to check the information for the time being, and would turn it on when she needed it, otherwise she couldn't guarantee how strong her self-control was. After all, playing on the computer was like playing on the phone, and a long time passed unknowingly.