"Old man, I think what you said makes sense. That dead girl has been raised by our family for nearly twenty years. She will eat and wear our family's clothes. Comrade Shu will not find our family. If he comes here, he will not give us a thousand or eight hundred people, I will be the first to not agree."

She didn't dislike a money-losing guy and was willing to help Comrade Shu and his wife raise her. What reason do they have to find her?

At this moment, Lai Damei hoped that Zhang Erya's biological parents would soon fall into the Zhang family's door and bring benefits to the Zhang family.

...

Ancheng.

Seeing the three little ones sleeping, Shu Ying returned to her room. Just as she was about to go to bed, she squatted down and pulled out a suitcase from under the bed. Then she got up and walked to the desk, opened the drawer, and took out a delicate and small key in the inner corner.

With the corner of her lips slightly pursed, she closed the drawer and used the key in her hand to unlock the lock on the suitcase.

It sounds strange. After listening to what Han Xiajun and Han Xiali brothers said on this day, she inexplicably remembered the last words left by her elder sister Han Wen, and the iron box left to her by her biological mother.

During this period, she even thought about many other things. To be precise, she took her summer vacation to accompany Deputy Director Han to her hometown to recuperate, and what has happened to her so far after returning to Ancheng.

The analysis of what happened to her by Gu Yan was connected together, and a guess arises in her heart, a guess about her life experience.

Driven by this speculation, she suddenly remembered her sister Han Wen's last words when she was about to go to bed.

When Shu Ying opened the lock and lifted the lid of the suitcase, she saw a box wrapped in dark green velvet cloth, the size of an adult two-palm.

It was an iron box containing biscuits. Shu Ying untied the dark green velvet cloth, and the first thing she saw was the letter placed above the iron box.

Judging from the notes, the letter was written to her by her elder sister Han Wen.

Shu Ying didn't read the letter immediately. She took out the iron box and sat on the chair in front of the desk.

The movement was slow, and she opened the lid, and almost instantly, her breathing stagnated.

A set of pink cotton-line autumn clothes and pants for children, a letter and a piece of carving is excellent, with a word "Ying" engraved on it, a red rope tied with, and an emerald green jade pendant in the shape of a four-leaf clover.

Shu Ying didn't move these three things for a long time, so she sat quietly on the chair, looking straight at the word "Ying" on the jade pendant, with a lot of thoughts in her heart.

After a while, she unfolded the tender pink autumn clothes of the doll collar that could be folded neatly, and saw a larger word "Shu" than soybeans, appearing in front of her in an embroidery way.

The location of the character "Shu" is located in the lower right corner of Qiuyi.

The embroidery skills are very good.

The characters "Shu" and the characters "Ying" are connected together and are her name "Shu Ying".

Shu Ying's lips were pursed tightly, and an indescribable feeling filled her chest.

Before this book world, she and her family's clothes, whether they were worn inside or outside, had a logo on each piece of clothes, an embroidered logo, which was their family's surname "Shu".

It is said that it was passed down from her great-grandfather's generation. To be precise, her great-grandfather made all kinds of small clothes for her before giving birth to her first child, and embroidered her great-grandfather's surname, which is the character "Shu".

But the problem is that this is the habit she had in the real world, in the world where she had lived, when her grandmother made clothes for her grandfather and grandfather brothers. Why did similar things happen in this book?

Shu Ying fell into deep thought.

Could it be that the Shu family in the imperial capital of this world, the Shu family in the imperial capital mentioned by Han Xiali and Captain Gu, actually... what is the relationship with her real family?

But will this be true?

Her great-grandmother had three sons in her life. Her father was the third child, with two brothers on her and never gave birth to a daughter.

Shu Ying was based on her age in the original world and her father and grandfather in the original world. She has no grandma.

To put it bluntly, in the world where Shu Ying originally lived, her grandfather had only three brothers, and from her grandfather's generation to her generation, the entire Shu family was just a girl.

OK, push it up for another lifetime, Shu Ying’s great-grandfather doesn’t have any sisters or sisters.

In this way, it is obvious that Shu Ying has not come to this world, from Shu Ying’s grandfather’s generation to Shu Ying’s generation, and from Shu Ying’s generation, there is a small cotton-padded jacket among the four generations.

Suddenly shook his head, Shu Ying waved some unrealistic fantasies in her mind. She didn't think that the Shu family in the imperial capital of this world was the old Shu family in her original world.

However, at this moment, even if Shu Ying didn't read the letter in the iron box, she almost knew that the former director of her body was mostly from the Shu family in the imperial capital.

As for how the Shu family's bloodline appeared in Ancheng and became the youngest daughter of Deputy Director Han, the letter lying in the iron box in front of him must have been mentioned.

The letter was written by Han Shuying's mother who died of illness in her early years. It has the original owner's memory. Shu Ying recognized the handwriting on the envelope. It was written by Xiao Yufei, the first wife of Deputy Director Han.

In fact, it is indeed as Shu Ying thought.

She picked up the letter, took out the letter papers inside, and looked through them carefully.

It turned out...it turned out that the original owner of her body was picked up by Deputy Director Han and his wife on a snowy night.

That night, they took their youngest daughter who had just received her from her hometown from the city and suddenly had an emergency treatment. Unexpectedly, the already weak little daughter stopped breathing before she could arrive at the hospital.

Deputy Director Han and his wife were very sad, but they did not expect that almost the moment their little daughter lost her breath, the crying of a child as weak as a cat came from the ground next to the trash can beside the roadside.

When I went up to check, I found a three-year-old girl wearing only tender pink cotton-line autumn clothes and pants, wrapped in a torn cotton jacket worn by an adult, lying near the trash can.

Just after losing his little daughter, he saw a young girl who was abandoned and of the same age as their little daughter, Xiao Yufei, the wife of Deputy Director Han.

I just felt that this was the compensation given to them by God, and that the little daughter couldn't bear to them and was sad, so I specially gave it to them, the little girl, and the little girl would be with them by their side instead.

Perhaps out of personal selfishness, Xiao Yufei found that the little girl had an embroidered word "Shu" on the autumn clothes she wore and the word "Ying" engraved on the emerald green four-leaf clover jade pendant.

She guessed the name of the little girl, but she did not choose to say that she adopted a daughter, but let the little girl live at home in the name of her little daughter.

Deputy Director Han’s youngest daughter is Han Ying. Before she suddenly passed away from illness, she had been living in her hometown. In the machinery factory, except for Deputy Director Han and his wife and a pair of children, no one knew what Han Ying looked like, and no one knew that Xiao Han Ying had changed.
Chapter completed!