Rebirth 90: I changed my fate by winning the lottery

[Please rest assured, I will try my best to write according to logic~]

After school today, she again rejected her deskmate Su Ying's invitation to rent comics, and quietly approached yesterday's newsstand to get the prize information from the "K City Evening News" for free.

This time she bought five lottery tickets in total. There were many numbers on them and she couldn't remember them all. So she could only spread out the newspaper under the boss's angry eyes and look at the lottery tickets one by one.

Wang Xiaowei was waiting for his new girlfriend after school. He saw Ding Mo sneaking around from a distance, so he walked up quickly and slapped the backpack that Ding Mo was carrying.

"What are you doing?" he suddenly asked loudly, scaring Ding Mo.

Ding Mo turned around to look at him. At this time, Wang Xiaowei clearly saw the lottery ticket in Ding Mo's hand and the lottery information in the newspaper he was reading.

"I didn't expect that you would play this." Wang Xiaowei exclaimed in amazement.

"Keep your voice down." Seeing the murderous look in the newsstand owner's eyes, Ding Mo tugged at Wang Xiaowei's school uniform sleeve, motioning him to look at the owner over there.

"If you are so scared, why don't you buy the newspaper?" Wang Xiaowei asked curiously.

"I just look at the lottery information above. It's not cost-effective to spend 20 cents to buy the whole newspaper." Ding Mo explained to him.

"Wow, you are so good at calculating." Wang Xiaowei completely changed his impression of this dull classmate.

"Be quiet for a moment. I'll finish reading first." Ding Mo said to him and turned around to continue looking at the lottery information. At this time, the fierce newsstand owner said, "Are you going to buy it or not? Why are you flipping around here? You've torn my newspaper to pieces."

When Ding Mo saw his condition, he sighed inwardly and thought that it would be impossible for him to get something for free in the future, so he quickly glanced at the newspaper again.

But this time, Ding Mo was completely stunned.

Was it so easy to win the lottery in 1999?

That day, the lady boss of the lottery shop said how much the first prize was? 500 million, right?

So she has 500 million now?

Ding Mo, who was a little doubtful about her life, did not bother to open the newspaper to confirm. She quickly came to her senses and found that her classmates were still standing next to her, and the owner of the newsstand was also watching her eagerly.

Ding Mo closed the newspaper and turned to look at Wang Xiaowei: "You can't tell anyone about my lottery purchase."

Wang Xiaowei asked curiously: "Why can't you tell others?"

Ding Mo explained: "Because minors are not allowed to buy lottery tickets."

Wang Xiaowei suddenly realized: "Oh, so you are not yet 18 years old."

Ding Mo nodded as a reply, but didn't plan to say anything more to him: "I'm going home first, see you tomorrow."

Wang Xiaowei also waved at her: "See you tomorrow."

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Ding Mo stuffed the lottery ticket into the pocket of his school uniform pants, but felt that it was not safe just to put it in there, so he put his hand outside the pocket.

Like a guilty thief, Ding Mo looked around and found no familiar faces, then he quickly ran towards the lottery shop.

There were still a lot of people in front of the lottery shop, but no one was queuing. Instead, they were crowded in the shop and making a lot of noise.

Ding Mo relied on his small stature to squeeze in through the gap between the crowd. He saw that the lottery shop was decorated with lights and two large lanterns were hung. On the wall was a large poster written on a piece of red paper that read: "Congratulations to our lottery player for winning the first prize of K City Fengcai, 500 million yuan."

Now, Ding Mo can finally be 100% sure that he has won the prize.

The owner of the lottery shop had obviously received a notice from the lottery center that a lottery player in her store had won the first prize, so she started to decorate her store.

But compared with the proprietress's joyful arrangement, Ding Mo felt distressed.

Well, now the trouble came, how should she claim the prize? As a minor, whether she could claim the lottery ticket became a question.

Also, getting the bonus will probably bring about a lot of troubles, especially my mother who is extremely controlling and has a tendency to support her brother, which will be very troublesome!

Seeing that there were many people in the lottery shop, Ding Mo didn't feel comfortable telling the proprietress about his winning the lottery. Then he prepared to squat outside the lottery shop and wait until everyone had left before coming back.

She had just walked out of the lottery shop when she bumped into someone.

Because she was afraid that others would find out that she was the one who won the prize, she kept her head down like a guilty thief and didn't even notice that someone was walking in from the side like him.

Ding Mo bumped into the man's chest.

"Ow!"

Both of them cried out in pain.

Ding Mo looked up and saw, ah, why is it Qi Zan? I met him outside the school for two consecutive days, what a coincidence!

Qi Zan was also surprised. This was a lottery shop, and he actually met his classmate here.

"Qi Zan!" Ding Mo said in surprise.

Qi Zan looked at her with a strange expression: "Why are you in the lottery shop?"

Ding Mo was panicked. How could he explain this?

"I'm here to buy lottery tickets." Ding Mo said honestly.

"Are you a high school student?" Qi Zan asked with a strange look on his face.

Although lottery tickets cannot be sold to minors, many second-year students at District No. 18 Middle School are actually over years old.

But after all, it is very strange that high school students buy lottery tickets. Where do high school students get the idea to buy lottery tickets?

"Then why did you, a high school student, come to the lottery shop again?" Ding Mo didn't really want to answer this question. She was very confused, so she asked Qi Zan back.

"Because this store is opened by my aunt, and I am here to deliver something to her." This was Qi Zan's answer.

Ding Mo was stunned. Is this such a coincidence?

At this time, the lottery shop owner was busy and happy. She had obviously received a notice from the lottery center and knew that a lottery player in her shop had won the first prize, so she made careful arrangements. But compared with the owner's joy, Ding Mo was worried.

Seeing that there were many people in the lottery shop, Ding Mo couldn't tell the boss lady about her winning, so she decided to ask Qi Zan for help first. She saw Qi Zan was still in the shop, so she walked over and whispered, "Qi Zan, I want to ask you for help with something."

Qi Zan looked at her puzzledly: "What's the matter?"

Ding Mo hesitated for a moment, but decided to tell the truth: "I won the first prize of this store, 500 million. But I am a minor and don't know how to claim the prize. I would like to ask you to help me discuss it with your aunt."

Qi Zan listened and looked at her in surprise: "Did you really win the prize?"

Ding Mo nodded: "Well, I really won the prize. I am very worried now and don't know what to do."

Qi Zan thought for a moment and said, "Okay, I'll help you talk to your aunt. Wait for me here."