After being murdered by my whole family, I was reborn

Old Mrs. Luo was lost in her memories, muttering to herself, "I'm not talking nonsense. I was already pregnant when I fled here." She looked at Zhang Ran as if she had just woken up from a dream, "Why else do you think I would stay in this shabby place and marry an old man? Just to give birth to your father safely." She stuffed the pendant into the girl's hand, "Take this and give it to Yaozu after he gets out of prison."

It turns out that even after rebirth, some things still cannot be changed... No wonder! Zhang Ran looked well-behaved: "Grandma, don't worry, I will definitely give it to my brother." She sold it right away.

Mrs. Luo watched her put it away and warned her worriedly, "Remember this, when you give it to Yaozu, you must tell him that this thing can only be worn next to the body and you absolutely cannot sell it!"

Zhang Ran pretended to be embarrassed, "Grandma, how can I control Yaozu?"

Old Lady Luo grabbed the girl's fair hands with her chicken claw-like hands and said, "You must not sell it! You absolutely cannot sell it! If you sell it, someone will die!"

Human life?! Zhang Ran suddenly remembered something. The other party sold it for more than one million yuan and made it known to everyone, and then went to the city to buy a house.

A month later, the whole family was killed, and even the guard dog died tragically in the yard.

The news said it was a home robbery and the murderer was a group of vicious fugitives who were never caught until her death.

Thinking about it, Zhang Ran looked down at the pendant again. It no longer emitted the aura of money but was flowing with red blood. Oh my god! How could this be a windfall? It was clearly the chain of the Black and White Impermanence that claimed his life!

"Grandma! Don't worry! I will keep it well! I will give it to my brother as soon as he gets out of prison!" It's just right for him to be buried with!

Seeing her serious assurance, Old Lady Luo let go of her hand and reminded her again and again, "You must tell Yaozu that this thing must not be sold. Let him wait until his grandfather sends someone to find him and take him back. This pendant is a keepsake."

"Yeah." Zhang Ran nodded repeatedly in response.

Luo Yaozu was really lucky in his previous life!

He lost too much in gambling and had to mortgage this life-threatening item to the other party, who then sold it and made a fortune. Luo Yaozu was naturally unwilling to accept this and went to his house to make trouble, but the other party insisted that the item was an heirloom in his family and had nothing to do with Luo Yaozu.

In order to prevent the Luo family from harassing him, the other party immediately sold the old house and bought a new house in an unfamiliar city, until it made the news.

So that family became Luo Yaozu's scapegoat.

If Luo Yao was reborn in this life, he would definitely not mortgage it to others again. He would just find a buyer and sell it himself.

very good!

Zhang Ran excitedly put away the pendant, and as soon as Luo Yaozu was released from prison, she would give him the life-threatening pendant.

She would burn lots of paper money for him, so that he could continue to dream of getting rich overnight in the underworld!

After Zhang Ran walked out of the room, the Luo family members all looked at her.

Zhou Juying was the first to come forward, her eyes staring at Zhang Ran's wrists, "Xiaoyue, what did your grandma say to you? Why did she have to close the door after talking for so long?" The old woman's silver bracelet was missing, who did she give it to?

"Grandma said she missed Yaozu." Zhang Ran took out the silver bracelet from her pocket half-seriously, "She said there was nothing good, so she asked me to give this to Luo Yaozu and leave it for his future wife." She originally thought that grandma would ask her to return the silver bracelet, so she brought it with her. Now it comes in handy and she can get through it.

Zhou Juying had been eyeing the bracelet for a long time and reached out to grab it, but her hand was empty.