Rebirth 90: I changed my fate by winning the lottery

[This chapter is a bit short because some long-winded dialogues were deleted when the text was revised... But the update volume is guaranteed...]

The father and daughter walked slowly along the riverside, and the fragrance of the early-blooming osmanthus wafted in waves, refreshing their hearts.

Ding Zhiping was the first to speak: "Teacher Yu called me this morning and told me that you want to transfer to the liberal arts class."

Ding Mo was really surprised by Yu Hongying's call, and she felt touched. However, she only had a short time to take a walk in the evening, and she needed to talk to Ding Zhiping about something more important.

"Dad, I didn't ask you out to talk about this."

Ding Zhiping didn't react. His daughter was usually taciturn, but today she had specially asked him out, and she actually wanted to talk about something else.

Ding Zhiping listened silently to Ding Mo telling how he used the 5 yuan he gave him to buy a lottery ticket, won 10 yuan, and then used the 10 yuan to buy another lottery ticket, and finally won 500 million yuan.

Ding Zhiping was completely stunned and stood on the side of the road, unable to move.

500 million, wow, so much money, he has never seen it in his life.

"500 million, really? Have you confirmed it?" Ding Zhiping asked after a long pause.

Ding Mo nodded: "I checked it in the newspaper and at the lottery shop."

"Oh my God, our family is going to become rich now. Can we buy a new house? Yes, yes, yes, we can also buy a car. But we don't have a driver's license, and I still need to learn to drive." Ding Zhiping said in a daze.

"Dad, don't rush to think about how to spend the 500 million." Ding Mo reminded.

"Yes, yes, this money is yours. Dad shouldn't think about how to spend your money. Dad is confused." Ding Zhiping said.

"That's not what I meant. What I meant was how to maximize the impact of the 500 million yuan after we get it," said Ding Mo.

"For example, should I give the money to my mother and let her buy jewelry, cars and houses, or should I find a way to keep it well and make the most of it in the future?"

Ding Zhiping was silent. He knew very well what his wife was like. She was extremely vain and it was very likely that she would squander all her money. In the end, the family's material life would only improve.

Ding Mo added fuel to the fire: "And Ding Rong's parents, people like them, after knowing that our family has so much money, will they come to borrow money again? Oh, no, they should just come and ask for money directly, such as selling the child for money."

Ding Zhirong scolded him, "What nonsense are you talking about? What do you mean by money from selling a child? Don't say such harsh words. Their family is in financial difficulty, and they usually come to borrow money from us because they are relatives and we are helping them."

Ding Mo replied: "Although it's hard to hear, you should know that if they knew that the family had money, the next time they came to borrow money, it might not be 5000 yuan, but or yuan... Should we keep borrowing money like this?"

Ding Zhiping was not sure what would happen specifically, but he also realized that Ding Mo should discuss the next steps with him.

"what's your plan?"

Ding Mo told her father her thoughts openly: "Dad, I am a minor now. According to the regulations, I cannot go to claim the prize, so I will let only you go. And I hope you can keep it secret from my mother."

"Your mother and I are husband and wife. As long as the money is in my account, she will definitely know about it," said Ding Zhiping.

"So I hope you can help me get a bank card and deposit the bonus into my card after withdrawing it."

Ding Zhiping was a little worried: "Dad knows that this bonus should actually belong to you, and Dad doesn't want to take your money. Although I just thought that this money can be used to improve our family's life, if you want to spend it on your own, whether you take it out for family use or not, Dad will support you."

He paused and then expressed his concerns: "But you are still a child, and it is not a good idea for you to hold such a large sum of money. And can you manage this wealth well? And what if you are cheated by others? And with so much money, will you lose interest in school in the future?"

She had actually thought about her father's concerns, but she was thinking about how to ensure that the money would not be coveted by others.

"Dad, I have a perfect plan."