Chapter 1454 Little Brother in the Nineties (3)

However, Su Ying does some hard work, which is not the worst thing. The worst thing is that Su's father has an older brother, Su Boss.

The older brothers in the same village have long separated. One lives in the village and the other lives in the east of the village.

Boss Su bullied Su's father since he was a child. He never gave Su's father anything good. He made Su's father do all the dirty work.

Su's father lived under his lewd power, gradually got used to it, and his ears were soft. A few words from Boss Su, what he told him to do, was more powerful than listening to his father.

Boss Su is arrogant and unreasonable in the village, and he is notoriously a stabbing head.

He raised a son, who was older than Su An of the Su family, named Su Yao, and he wanted to count on this son to honor his ancestors.

Su Yao has the same temper as Boss Su, and he used to be domineering in the Su family village, sneaking around and fighting every day, but later——

When Su Yao was young and vigorous, he used a knife when he was fighting with someone, and he stabbed him seriously.

Someone came from the family and limped his leg.

The town police came, and because of the seriousness of the case, they took Su Yao away, made Su's family pay 10,000 yuan, and locked Su Yao in the police station for three years...

Naturally, Boss Su couldn't have paid the money alone. He ran to his younger brother's house and cried a few words. He sold it miserably. Father Su couldn't see his elder brother's pain, so he let go of his mouth and agreed to help Boss Su pay 5,000.

At that time, there were no households with 10,000 yuan in several villages, and five yuan was enough to feed a family of four or five for half a month.

Su's father undertook this task and still had some savings on hand.

Su's father borrowed money and sold grain, and raised 5,000 yuan for Boss Su.

At that time, Mama Su was pregnant with her third child and was hiding at her natal home. Because of this, she had a big fight with Su's father, and was almost aborted by Su's father. The director of the Women's Federation and the police from the town came to her natal home to arrest her.

Su's mother didn't want to go to jail, so she had to pay a fine and wrote a note.

Put the two things together, and the family is in dire straits.

There are a lot of people who have passed birth in Sujia Village, and they are all neighbors, and no one has trouble with anyone, and they also report on others.

But later someone said that not long after the Su family paid the fine, they watched Boss Su go to the director's house of the Women's Federation and count the money when he came out.

At that time, there was a reward for reporting the superborn, and you had to get 500 yuan!

Just for the five hundred yuan, Boss Su sold the Su family...

Father Su knew that he had found Boss Su, but he couldn't stand the coaxing from Boss Su, so the matter was left alone.

Xia Ling accepted these trivial matters of the Su family very quickly.

Apart from these, Boss Su cheated the Su family of 5,000 yuan, and then reported the Su family. With the 500 yuan, the greatest impact on the original owner Su Ying was that Su Ying dropped out of school from that year on.

The family is so poor that they can't even get rid of the blame, how can there be money for Su Ying to go to school?

In Su's family, both Su An and Su Yao are not enlightened. They count down at school every day, and they will not go to school until they graduate from elementary school. When they go out to learn crafts from others, the other hangs around in the town.

When it came to the original owner, Su Ying, although she didn't say a word, she had a lot of ideas in her heart.

She likes reading very much, as long as she can read, she is not afraid of even the hard work.

The Su family stopped her from studying, Su Ying went to the ground, and every time she had to do her work quickly, and when others rested, she had to go outside the window of the school classroom and listen secretly for a while.

If I don’t have any textbooks, I will borrow them from the same village. If I don’t have paper and pens, I just scratch in the mud with branches while resting in the field.

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At that time, the children in the village went to school early, and no one watched the fields at home. The children paid the tuition fees and put them in the school early for the teachers to watch.