Chapter 210 Dowry Dada Left for Xiaofeng (Second Update)

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Chapter 210: 210 Dowry Dada Left for Xiaofeng (Second Update)As soon as Xiaofeng asked her question, Guisheng’s eyes instantly turned towards Old Guaizi. Right, the handwriting, get Su Dada’s handwriting out. If there’s no handwriting, big brother is lying. Old Guaizi nodded, "Of course there is, there’s a letter, I’ll go get it now." Su Dada had given him the letter along with some items back then. The villagers all paused in surprise, there really was handwriting, so it must have been Su Dada who left it for Xiaofeng. Watching big brother about to enter the house, Guisheng followed, "Big brother, handwriting can be forged, I must come with you." "Sure, let’s all go and see," Xiaofeng wasn’t in a rush either, following behind to enter the house together. "Xiaofeng, this is something between your dad and your uncle, why are you getting involved?" The second great-uncle tried to stop Xiaofeng. "Second great-uncle, listen to yourself, isn’t my dad going to get something for me?" Xiaofeng said with a light laugh. As they spoke, Old Guaizi had already entered the house, and soon he emerged carrying a wooden box, which he opened right before everyone. "This wooden box looks very old." "All mysterious, who knows what it is?" "There can’t possibly be money in the box." Guaizi opened the wooden box, then took out a letter from inside. There were only four characters on the envelope, "For my dear girl." Seeing Su Dada’s familiar handwriting, memories associated with Su Dada surged into his mind, overwhelming him. "Girl, you didn’t write this character well, it should be written like this." "Girl, how about Dada bakes a sweet potato for you today?" "Girl, you must go to university in the future, only by acquiring knowledge will your life be truly expansive." As he reflected, tears suddenly streamed down his face. Some people are not forgotten, they are always in our hearts. In middle school, when Dada was seriously ill, the state took him away for treatment. It was said that she had passed her high school exams, and that year Su Dada returned. He had only been back for a few days when Dada passed away. She had cried so bitterly then. She slowly opened the envelope. The familiar handwriting, familiar tone of voice: "Girl, Dada can only accompany you this far, I won’t see the day you enter university, nor will I see you getting married and having children. Did Dada ever tell you, you remind me a lot of my own daughter? My daughter was just like you as a child, not talkative and very timid, but she grew up to be very brave, she is my lifelong pride. Dada has left you a few items, these things I originally wanted to leave for my daughter as a dowry, but she no longer needs them. Dada is now leaving them to you, for your father to keep safe for the time being. When the day comes for you to marry and have children, your father will pass them to you, Dada hopes you will have a safe and happy life." The signature was, Dada’s final writing. At the bottom were a few more words, "Renqing’s last will." Xiaofeng’s tears flowed as she read, and Su Wu softly recited aloud. Listening to the content of the letter, Xiaotao’s look at Xiaofeng changed, feeling only raging hate, wondering why Xiaofeng was so lucky to have such good fortune, while she herself was prepared to marry the likes of Liu An. "It really was something Su Dada left for Xiaofeng, Xiaofeng is truly blessed." Many villagers were very envious, who could have imagined Su Dada leaving so many good things for Xiaofeng. "Isn’t that so?" With so many things, exchanging them for money must fetch quite a sum. Guisheng and Ma Donghua, upon hearing the contents of the letter, flatly disbelieved it. Impossible, how could it be, Su Dada wasn’t confused, to leave so many things for Xiaofeng. "Su Wu, check if you’ve missed something." How could it be that it doesn’t mention the big brother’s name? "As far as I’m concerned, this letter must have been written by you guys, not an authentic letter from Su Dada at all," Ma Donghua said sorrowfully, clutching the golden teapot in her hand. How could that be possible? "Su Dada is a retired veteran, his handwriting could definitely still be found. If uncle and aunt don’t believe it, by all means, get someone to verify it to see if this letter is real or fake." Since it was left to me by Su Dada, of course, I have to keep it well. She reached out to Ma Donghua, gesturing for her to return the golden teapot she was holding, but Ma Donghua clung to it tightly. This is gold, real gold. The second uncle tried to make peace from the side: "Xiaofeng, after all, we’re family. They say that when bones are broken, tendons still connect; family shouldn’t wash their dirty linen in public, right? Su Dada left you five items, and this teapot is the least valuable among them. Why don’t you just give it to your aunt? You know, your aunt has two sons; money will be needed for them to marry and have children in the future. Consider it helping your aunt in advance. Rest assured, your uncle and your aunt will definitely remember your kindness." "Right, Xiaofeng," Su Guisheng handed the bracelet back to Xiaofeng: "Let’s not talk about splitting them up, just give us this golden teapot. You still have four items, so you won’t miss this one, right?" With so many people listening to the contents of Su Dada’s letter, he and Donghua couldn’t deny it even if they tried. It was better to plead with Xiaofeng and speak kindly to her, just so long as Xiaofeng agreed to give them the golden teapot, after which everyone could still be family. "The nerve of you guys," He Ximei spat out: "All you care about is that this teapot is the most valuable." What least valuable? Everyone isn’t blind. "Fat woman, what are you in such a rush for? Aren’t you all real siblings? Guisheng is Xiaofeng’s real uncle, and now that Xiaofeng has got something nice, what’s wrong with giving one item away?" Hu Xiulan was jealous, and Xiaofeng wasn’t married yet, so these items were still technically owned by Old Guaizi. "Yes, big brother," Guisheng said softly, looking at Guaizi: "Xiaofeng is your daughter, what’s hers is yours, just say a word." As long as big brother spoke up, Xiaofeng would surely agree. "You all heard, these items were left to Xiaofeng by Su Dada, I have no right to make decisions for her," Guaizi shook his head. If he had wanted to take charge, he would have done so years ago and not waited until now. Guisheng’s expression changed, what kind of brother was this, he was less than an enemy: "Big brother, that’s not how you should say it. Xiaofeng is your daughter, her things are yours as you haven’t married her off. You are my big brother, you have nice things and it’s only right to share some with your little brother." "Yes, big brother," Ma Donghua got up from the ground: "Xiaofeng got pregnant before marriage and stayed at her mother’s house, we didn’t say a word, why can’t we just get one item? It’s just one golden teapot, why not?" "My dad can’t make the decision either," Xiaofeng chuckled as she listened to them: "Appealing to my dad is useless." Xiaofeng extended her hand and hooked the golden teapot out, it wasn’t light, no wonder Ma Donghua didn’t want to let go: "If I should share them, I would definitely do so without hesitation. Everybody here heard it, this is my dowry left by Su Dada, and how to handle it is up to me to decide. Uncle, aunt, I’m sorry, but I don’t plan to deal with them for now." Guisheng flung out his hand to hit Xiaofeng: "Su Xiaofeng, I think you’ve forgotten your own surname. You are a Su, you’re from our old Su Family. Do you really plan to take these with you when you marry? I’m telling you, that’s not happening." The third uncle quickly stepped forward to stop Guisheng: "Guisheng, you’re an elder, how can you raise your hand?" Xiaofeng narrowed her eyes, watching his move, and smiled slightly: "What now, uncle, you still want to hit me? And then, claim my things as your own?" Su Guisheng looked at Xiaofeng, his eyes bloodshot. She didn’t deserve to call him uncle: "I’m not your uncle, and you’re not my niece." He didn’t have such an unreasonable niece; not giving up even one item, what kind of niece was that. "Since uncle says so, I have nothing else to say," Xiaofeng was indifferent, crouching down to pick up the other three items on the ground, blowing off the dust: "Everybody heard it, right? My uncle disowned me, not the other way around." From childhood, it seemed uncle never treated the original owner as a real niece either. "As far as I’m concerned, let’s leave it at that for today," the third uncle, playing peacemaker, said: "We’re all family, no need to turn it into such a mess. Everyone should head back, it’s getting late." From midday to now, it must have been three to four hours. "Such valuable items, you must keep them safe. If someone covets them, it could all be for nothing," Su Wu’s mom said. "Look, Su Wu’s mom, don’t remind her, or she’ll come looking for you when things go missing," Hu Xiulan secretly scoffed, it’s just a few tangible goods, might as well sell them now if you’re capable. The speaker didn’t mean it, but the listener kept it in mind; Liu An eyed the items in Xiaofeng’s hands, tempted. Ma Donghua, listening to Xiaofeng’s words, was very angry. Got nice things and doesn’t want to acknowledge her real uncle, huh? It’s just a few antiques; if she can’t get them, neither can her big brother’s family. Searᴄh the NovelFire.net* website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality. Looking at the consequences for Xiaofeng, she made a bold decision in her heart. All she had to do was rush over and bump into Xiaofeng; the items in Xiaofeng’s hands would surely fall to the ground, and once on the ground, they would surely get damaged.

Chapter 210 Dowry Dada Left for Xiaofeng (Second Update)

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