After being murdered by my whole family, I was reborn

Noticing that Sun Guowei's eyes were wandering as if he was looking for someone, Luo Laoliu looked at him calmly, "What are you looking at?"

"Why is the pickup truck outside gone?" Sun Guowei asked directly.

"My fourth sister drove off to send Xiaoyue to school."

"Oh, oh." Sun Guowei praised continuously, "Your fourth sister is really amazing now. She even learned to drive. Let's go quickly. My mother has prepared the meal and is waiting for you."

Luo Laoliu closed the gate and went to Sun Guowei's house.

Mrs. Sun was extremely enthusiastic, and kept praising Luo Laoliu for his promising future, and was grateful that he still thought about Sun Guowei after becoming rich. It was completely impossible to tell that when she went to Luo's house, she pointed at Luo Laoliu's nose and scolded him for being a gangster, a lifelong failure, and a bad example for her precious son.

Luo Laoliu had a calm expression and repeated the dangers of going out: "Aunt, I have never achieved much in society. This time it was Xiaowei who insisted on going out with me. Let me be frank. None of those who scolded me for going out in the past had a good ending. You have to think it over. Do you really want Xiaowei to go out with me?"

"Brother, it was my mother's fault before. She shouldn't have cursed people." Sun Guowei kept winking at Grandma Sun, asking her to apologize quickly, for fear that Luo Laoliu would get angry and not take him out to make money.

Granny Sun quickly smiled and pretended to slap herself twice, "I'm uneducated and uneducated, so don't bother with me. I was always wrong before."

Old man Sun who was sitting next to him echoed: "Yes, Xiaoliu, you are the big boss now. Don't bother with people like your aunt. Just treat her as a fart! Come, drink." He stood up and raised his glass high to toast Luo Laoliu.

Luo Laoliu sat there without moving, raised his glass, clinked it with his own, and drank it all in one gulp.

While they were eating, Zhang Ran and her friends were also eating in the restaurant.

Luo Youdi drove directly to the vegetable market and cooked a large table of dishes.

Xiaoying, who hadn't seen her mother for a few days, followed Luo Youdi closely, fearing that her mother would disappear again.

Although Luo Youdi told her that her grandmother had died before she left, Xiaoying still felt insecure. Erya said she sat at the door of the store all day, looking outside, waiting for Luo Youdi to come back.

At the dinner table, Luo Youdi helped the child pick up the dishes first, and then kept putting dishes into Erya's bowl, "You have worked hard these days, eat more."

Erya had food in her mouth and mumbled, "Auntie, there's no more room for the food, don't take any more."

The four of them finished their dinner happily, and Luo Youdi washed the dishes.

Erya sent Zhang Ran out of the store and asked about Sanya and Siya's situation. She felt relieved to learn that the two sisters were fine.

When Zhang Ran returned to the dormitory, Fu Qin immediately came over to ask her how she had been doing these past few days, and even took out the homework assigned by the teacher. "The teachers of each subject have assigned a lot of homework. You definitely can't finish it. Just copy my answers."

There were a lot of homework for several subjects. Zhang Ran looked at it for a while and estimated that even if she copied the answers, she couldn't finish it in one night. In addition, she was very tired in the past two days. For the first time, she had the idea of ​​not wanting to do homework. "Too much, I can't finish it, forget it."

Fu Qin thought for a moment and agreed, "The teacher knows that you asked for leave. It's okay if you don't do your homework. I see that you are very tired. Go to bed early."

Zhang Ran: “Yeah.”

She seldom went to bed early, so when her roommates saw her lying down, they all subconsciously followed suit and went to bed to rest early.

She went to bed early and got up early. When Zhang Ran got up, it was still dark outside. She got dressed, washed up, and went downstairs to run. There was a drizzle, but it did not affect her running.

By the time she finished running, it was raining heavily.

I went back to the dormitory, changed my clothes, and went to the cafeteria with Fu Qin to have breakfast.

No teacher blamed her for not handing in her homework, and her head teacher even took the initiative to express concern.