After a simple rebirth

After sending Wang Ruiya home, Fu Ying also returned home and took out the watches she had given to Fu's father and Fu Zhe.

"Xiaoying, why are you spending this money on me? You don't have to buy it, just keep the money for yourself." Dad Fu was very surprised, but he also felt that his daughter should not spend this money on herself.

"Everyone has one, including Mom." Then he took out another lady's watch and gave it to Dad Fu. "If Mom comes home late, remember to give it to her for me."

"I'll ask your mom to give you the money when she comes back. It's better if you have some money on you." Fu's father said. It's not that he doesn't want to give it to you, he doesn't have much money on him, and when he gets his salary, he gives it to Fu's mom to manage.

"No need, I don't have anything to spend money on, you keep it." Fu Ying refused. Buying gifts is her own intention and she is happy to spend money on her family.

"Second sister, why did you suddenly think of buying me a watch?" Little Black Charcoal also looked at the watch happily. He originally thought that it was good enough to have new clothes, but he didn't expect to get a new watch.

"It's convenient for you to check the time with a watch, so that when you go out to play you will know to go home early." Fu Ying replied.

After I finished packing my things, I put Fu's mother's clothes on her bed and prepared to take mine upstairs. If I don't want to wear them now, I won't wash them. I forgot if there is a washing machine in my hometown. If there is, it's fine. If not, I'll have to wash them by hand.

It was already late when Fu's mother came back, probably around ten o'clock. Fu Ying didn't go downstairs, but lay down directly to review the grammar points in her mind and then prepared to go to bed.

I started my summer job as usual, and went home on August 8.20th.

It was another night without overtime. Fu's father and mother worked overtime, so Fu Ying and Fu Zhe went to the Internet cafe.

I should be receiving the admission letter soon. I wonder if Zhang Zun has taken the high school entrance exam and how his results are. Fu Ying is also concerned about this.

Fu Ying logged into Penguin and heard the familiar sounds of knocking on the door, coughing, and beeping.

The most unread messages are from Zhang Zun.

zen【I took the high school entrance exam as agreed.】

zen【When will you be online? 】

zen【What else will I ask you to tell me in the future?】

Wuqing—[My online time is not fixed, I may be online once every one or two months.]

Wuqing—[You said a lot of things in the future. You can understand that I became a tree hole for you by chance, so I know a lot about you. ]

The person on the other end was not online, so Fu Ying replied and then read other messages.

Someone created a group of classmates. The first part of the messages in the group was about how fun the graduation ceremony was, and the second part was mostly about grades. Many people couldn't believe that Fu Ying scored such a high score, and Fu Ying didn't respond.

Bo also left a message asking if she wanted to go to the park with him on the weekend, but Fu Ying refused, saying that she basically had no time, and even if she did, she wouldn't want to go out.

Then I didn’t know what to do. I didn’t play games or watch movies. I used to chat with people, but now I don’t want to reply to their messages.

I was stunned for a while, just about to watch a learning video, and then I heard the message sound.

It was a group message. Zhang Yuan saw that she was online and asked her if she wanted to go out with her classmates to sing karaoke in the city. Fu Ying had no choice but to send a message to refuse, saying that she was working a summer job and couldn't go.

The head teacher happened to be online and said that she couldn’t go either. She wished the students happiness and then shared photos of the graduation ceremony in the group.

Fu Ying opened it and took a look. The filming technique was not good, but the people were clearly captured, and the main theme was a memory.

Fu Ying saved all of them to her own space, created a new album "Juxing School", and then put the black photos of herself in a separate private album, setting up a question and answer that no one except herself could answer: How much did I weigh when I was the fattest? Answer: 80kg.

If it is damaging enough to yourself and unexpected enough, you won’t be afraid of people seeing your negative photos.

After confirming that the album was saved and preparing to exit, I saw the comment I posted in April: Others have a physique that makes them sweat easily, but I have a physique that makes me cry easily!

I felt inexplicably embarrassed, so embarrassed that my toes touched the ground, and I was disgusted by my own non-mainstreamness.

Fu Ying had to spend time deleting her past posts, leaving only one or two that were worth reading.

Finally, I posted a message: I’m not online often, please leave me a message if you have anything to say.

When she was about to log off, Zhang Zun actually sent her a message. Fu Ying's first reaction was, "Why are you not at home sleeping at night and sneaking into the Internet cafe? Aren't you afraid of being caught and scolded?"

zen【What would my future self want to tell my present self?】

Wuqing—[He didn’t say anything very specific, he just said that he hopes you can study hard, live your life well, and not repeat his mistakes.]

Wuqing—[What is your high school entrance examination score? ]

zen【550】

Wuqing—[Single subject scores are reported below. 】

zen【What's the point of reporting this! 】

Wuqing—[He told me that he had good grades in junior high school and could get into a better high school. His mother believed that he could get into college.]

Wuqing—[I want to judge how credible his words and memories are.]

zen [Chinese 75, Math 100, English 58, Physics 82, Chemistry 80, Politics 32, History 26, Physical Education 60, Biology and Geography all seem to be in the twenties, I forgot.]

When Fu Ying saw the result, she sighed, he was indeed a science guy with such a high math score. She even said that he participated in the school Mathematical Olympiad in elementary school and won first place.

Wu Qing—[Let me first tell you about your original future trajectory.

You dropped out of school at the age of 17, didn't take the middle school entrance exam, and didn't go to high school. Your mother and your uncle said they would use their connections to get you into a technical secondary school, but you didn't go.

Relatives have always offered to teach you Chinese cooking, e-commerce, or jewelry making, but you refused.

I followed your dad to the next county to learn how to make morning tea snacks, and then came back.

Your sister and your mother wanted you to open your own shop in Guangzhou, but you didn't know the way around and insisted on going back to your hometown.

You later worked in a morning tea shop for ten years, in and out three times, and now you are still working there like a zombie.

I was unmarried and childless, and I used my savings to buy a house. In addition to the mortgage, I was still burdened with tens of thousands of dollars in debt, which made me feel suffocated.

At the age of 30, you regret not going to college, regret learning to make morning tea, and regret that you don’t live a good life. 】

There was a long silence on the other side, and Fu Ying knew that he was reading the messages.

zen【What can I do? 】

Wuqing—[You need to think clearly about what you want to do, and take every step carefully. Don’t give up easily, and be firm and confident in everything you do. ]

Wuqing—[You are confused about the future now, and you will still be confused about the future when you are 30 years old. You will be anxious if you do nothing. ]

Wuqing - [I can be your tree hole and listen to you, but it is you who ultimately decides what to do and what to stick to. ]

This was Fu Ying's kindness and concern for him, and she did not interfere too much, but she also wanted to know what kind of life Zhang Zun would live in this life.

zen【Why are you so kind to convey this information? 】

Wuqing—【Be loyal to the trust of others. 】

zen【So I am going to high school now? There is no way he doesn’t know about my family situation! 】

Wuqing—[He said, going to high school is not the only way out, it is just a better choice, be true to your heart.

He asked me to tell you that your family is not as difficult as you think. Although it is expensive for your eldest sister to go to college, your parents can support you.

Another thing is that if you give up studying for the sake of your family, you will take care of your parents' health and relieve their pressure, but you will not take care of your future and their face.

Many years later, your family will still think you are not good enough and not as capable as other children because you have not achieved anything, because you don't have a good job, because you don't have a house or savings. They will be ashamed.

They still value your elder brother more. 】

Fu Ying was not exaggerating, it was the truth. It was the 21st century, Zhang Zun made more money, had more responsibilities and pressure, and although the family had not been divided, his parents felt that his brother should have the majority of the family property.

Zhang Zun is not an ungrateful or selfish person. That is why Fu Ying wants him to live an easier life. With better grades and a better life, his parents will be proud of him for making a name for himself. Then he can help the family more.

zen【So should I choose a high school in the city or one near my home?】 Zhang Zun knew he shouldn't ask her, but he still wanted to ask.

Wuqing - [High schools in the city have better teachers, and those near your home are more economical. It depends on whether you believe in your self-discipline and learning ability. If you can keep your heart, then of course the one near your home is better. ]

Fu Ying knew that although his score was not enough to get into a key high school in the city, he could still go to a better one. The high school near his home was the only one in the nearby towns. The teachers and environment were not good, but it was close to his home.

Wuqing—[Your sister was admitted to Huazhong Agricultural University. She must have left some information. You can take a look before making a decision.]

After saying that, Fu Ying prepared to leave. It was almost an hour, and she would be charged more if she waited overtime.

Wuqing—[The next time I log in will be after high school, just work hard and be confident. ]

zen【good】

Fu Ying quickly logged off and told Fu Zhe that it had been an hour. He also hurried to die, and the two of them went home.

There was no need to work overtime the next night because Mom Fu didn't come home from her last shift. When Fu Ying finished her meal and was about to wash the dishes, Dad Fu stopped her.

"Xiaoying, I received a call today, saying that someone was delivering my admission letter. I asked him to send it to the gate of my factory, and I got it." As he said that, he took out the envelope and opened it.

"Congratulations on being admitted to Guangdong Bowen School as a public student. What kind of school is Bowen?" Dad Fu looked at the name of the school and then at the seal. It didn't sound like a local school.

"What is a government-sponsored student?" Fu's father asked doubtfully after reading the entire admission letter.

Fu Ying took the admission letter in disbelief and took a closer look. It turned out that she was indeed a government-sponsored student of Bowen. When Fu Ying was surfing the Internet last night, she had specially checked the admission score line of Guangdong Province. It said that Bowen's score was 685. She didn't expect that even though her score was not even up to the admission line, she could still receive the admission letter today.

Fu Ying was very happy. As a public-funded student, the tuition seemed to be relatively low. In her previous life, Fu Ying did not even meet the threshold for self-funded students. She did not expect to be admitted with public funding this time. This was more exciting than simply seeing the total score. Bowen was not too far from home. It took two hours to get there by changing buses. She could stay overnight during weekdays and go home on weekends.

However, although the tuition fee was reduced, the fees in other places would not be low, and coupled with the atmosphere of the aristocratic school, Fu Ying sighed inwardly. It was impossible for her already hard-working parents to tighten their belts and spend more unnecessary money on her, so she just took a look and would not apply.

After thinking it over, Fu Ying decided to return to her hometown.

"It's one of the few schools we can choose from in other provinces. It's a private school." Fu Ying replied to her father.

"It's a private school, which is not so good. The welfare isn't as good as the public one, and the teachers aren't that good either, just like Juxing School." When Fu's father heard that it was a private school, he shook his head.

Fu Ying did not correct her father's statement. This was indeed the case for most private schools. However, the aristocratic school was an exception. And because it was an aristocratic school, she was determined not to go.

"It's okay. Just don't report after receiving the acceptance letter. We're going back home anyway."

"Yes, there is also an admission letter that is expected to arrive tomorrow. How could there be so many admission letters?" Dad Fu thought of this again.

Fu Ying thought for a moment and said, "It should be a technical secondary school. As long as you apply for a major in high school and a technical secondary school and your scores are high enough, both schools will issue admission letters. Just take it."

Later, what Fu's father brought back was indeed an admission letter from the municipal technical secondary school, majoring in interior design.

Only then did Fu Ying truly feel how high the score was. Looking at the two admission letters, her inner confidence and firm belief became stronger.

After deciding to go back to her hometown to study, Fu Ying sorted out her things when she had free time. She threw away the things she didn’t want anymore and didn’t let her mother see them. When she saw them and thought they were still usable, she would pile them up at home to take up space.

Books and materials should be placed in the suitcase first, as they can be dragged and are less tiring. Other small items can be placed in a large bag.

Fu Ying felt that this trip back to her hometown would be a tough one as there were too many things to take with them. And based on her understanding of Fu's mother, she would definitely pack a bunch of things and force them to take them home.

As the 20th approached, Fu Ying asked her father whether they wanted to take a direct bus from the station or a private bus.

The direct bus from the station is more expensive, Fu Ying remembers it was 400 per person, but it was faster, it seemed to take a day and a night. The cheapest private bus seemed to be 150, but it would go around to pick up people. Fu Ying remembers that the longest ride took 30 hours, and it didn't even reach her county town, but only the next county town, and she had to transfer by herself.

The high-speed rail in her hometown seemed to be opened only in 18, so there was definitely no way to take it now.

Fu's father said it should be a private bus. It just so happened that a relative took the bus home a few days ago and it cost 250.

Fu Ying is no longer the naive Fu Ying of the past, so she won't persuade her father to choose a direct bus and not save the money. In fact, Fu Ying now feels that all the buses are basically the same, they all go around in circles, and since they don't go directly, she might as well save the money.

I worked during the summer vacation until the 18th. My salary for this month was originally 1860 yuan, but Meng Yuan's aunt gave her yuan directly, and we ended our summer job life together.

Fu Ying thanked her and returned home to give the money to Fu's mother. Fu's mother was packing her things, and Fu Ying thought she was asking them to take them back together, so she ignored it.

On the 19th, Fu Ying and Fu Ma were sorting things out. Fu Ying found that she had brought a lot of things, especially those that Fu Ma wore and used, and asked her curiously.

"Mom, you brought so many things back, what are you going to use here?"

"I can use it when I go back to my hometown. I'll go back with you guys!"

Fu Ying was surprised, but didn't know what to say, so she could only accept the news silently.

Early in the morning on the 20th, before dawn, maybe around 5 o'clock, Fu Ying thought she had to walk to the bus stop, but looking at the several large bags, she sighed inwardly and accepted the reality.

Following Fu Ma to the intersection, she found that Fu Ma was putting things into a small cart. Fu Ying thought she had taken a taxi there and was surprised why Fu Ma was suddenly so generous this time.

When I was putting my things in, I saw that there were already quite a few things in the trunk. I heard the driver speaking Yunnan dialect. I looked at him curiously. He was a relative who sold cold dishes. I had some impression of him.

Just when he was about to ask Fu's mother if she had asked him to take her to the station, he heard Fu's mother say, "It will take 20 hours to get home now. Drive slowly. We are not in a hurry. I will pay for the highway toll. You can't compete with me!"

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Fu Ying was puzzled. Why didn't you tell me earlier? It turns out that I feel more relieved when I take a relative's car! Although it's uncomfortable to sit in a private car for so long, it's still better. I can go directly home without changing cars.