Quick Wear: Random Cheats

Chapter 184 The Tragic Death of an Innocent Female Educated Youth (35)

After we got home and gave them the two gifts, it was obvious that grandpa and uncle were in a good mood. They said they would give us something else, but they couldn't suppress the smile. After all, who doesn't like surprise gifts?

Unless the gift is something that is specifically meant to disgust people.

And wigs can't be considered disgusting in any way.

When Uncle Liu De first received the wig, he was a little embarrassed. But after Ding Shui helped him fit the wig perfectly to the area where his hair was missing and slightly modified it, when he looked in the mirror, there was no embarrassment on his face at all!

Only happiness remains!!!
Not only was he happy, he also asked where Ding Shui bought the wig, and he wanted to buy a few more with different styles.

Ding Shui obviously couldn't explain this, so he could only say:

"Uncle, you can't buy this, at least not the same as mine. This is a wig I modified from the one I bought at the barber shop. If you like it, I'll make a few more for you later. If you have any other hairstyles you like, tell me and I'll help you with it. It will definitely look good."

"Is that so? That's great! That's great!"

Needless to say, Liu De was really happy.

At the same time, the grandfather next to him also came over with great interest and reached out to touch the wig worn by Liu Dexin. Ding Shui could clearly feel what he meant.

"Grandpa, your hair loss situation is different from your uncle's. His hair is all gone on one side, so he just trims it and sticks a wig on it. Your hair is just sparse, but not completely gone on one side.

If you want a wig, you'll probably have to shave your head.

I don’t know if you are willing, so let my uncle demonstrate it to you first, if you think it’s good.

I need to go to the barber shop and get a haircut first!"

Ding Shui explained quickly.

But Grandpa Liu Hui simply waved his hand:

"No, no, I just didn't expect that Xiao De looks so different with and without hair. He looks ten years younger. I'm already that old and have enough hair. I don't need it. I'll wait until I'm almost bald before I decide. Otherwise, this wig will stick on and on, and I'm afraid it won't last long. I won't be able to keep the rest of my hair. He has completely lost all his hair, but I still have some left."

Ding Shui then realized that he had misunderstood:
"That's true. My uncle looked about fifty before, but now I estimate he's only in his early thirties."

"That's all thanks to you!
If you hadn't sent us some things from time to time, we would have had almost everything, including chicken, fish, meat, eggs, etc. I guess I would be almost the same as my former colleagues now. You don't know, those colleagues who were the same age as me now look older than I did before I wore a wig.

They are obviously only in their forties.

He looks to be in his sixties.

I have suffered a lot in the past, and I am still raising myself..."

When talking about looking young, Liu De sighed again. When he was on the farm before, because those who had relatives at home cared about them, basically they all got some supplies or cash subsidies through Dingshui. Even if they didn't have relatives caring about them, they would still help them and share some of their own supplies with them, so their daily life was pretty good.

Except for some who are older.

The rest are not too old.

It was not until I came back and saw the appearance of my colleagues working in other farms that I realized how much help Ding Shui had brought to them. It is not an exaggeration to say that he had bought each of them a few more years of life.

Long-term malnutrition and excessive aging.

How could it not affect life expectancy?

After sighing a few more times, Liu De talked about another matter: "By the way, Xiaolu, there is one more thing I want to tell you. Your uncle Li and Aunt Xiao Zhu heard that you are back, didn't they?

I'd like to treat you to a meal and express my gratitude!
By the way, we also met and got to know each other formally. He also told us that if we need their help in the future, we can go to them. Why don’t we go and meet them?

It's more about connections... My connections aren't as wide as yours, or at least not as strong as yours. If it weren't for them, and if you hadn't helped them, your grandparents and I probably wouldn't have come back so soon!"

There are quite a few people who want to come back.

There is no standard for who comes first and who comes later.

What do we need to consider? Is it important? How important is it? Does anyone remember it? Does anyone mention it often? Does anyone give it special attention?

There is nothing, it is possible that I have forgotten it!
After all, there are so many people. Some of them may have lost their unit files. If no one mentions them, who can remember them?
"That's my duty, but please don't mention blind dates. I'm planning on taking the college entrance exam, so I don't want to consider it for now..."

Interpersonal relationships are necessary, so Ding Shui did not refuse, but specifically mentioned that she did not want to go on a blind date. After all, she is only one year older than a normal college graduate, and there is really no rush for her for the time being.

"I knew it. Luckily you told us about this yesterday. You didn't know that they were planning to bring all the unmarried boys of marriageable age here for you to choose from. Xiao Zhu even planned to bring her youngest son, who hasn't even graduated from high school, here to show you.

At the time, I felt it was inappropriate, like a talent show, so I didn't agree, nor did I refuse. Then, I asked you yesterday, and I rejected you."

"So don't worry, just eat."

"Oh, and they might bring you some gifts. Don't refuse them. It's a thoughtful gesture. You'll know what they think when the time comes. If the gift is average, then you can always go to them if you need anything. If the gift is heavier, then we should be more tactful and not bother them if we have any problems in the future.

Do you understand? That's what it means...

Of course, I'm talking about them. We're all family, and there's no such thing as that!"

After giving Ding Shui some advice, Liu De was afraid that Ding Shui might misunderstand, so he quickly added that family members gave generous gifts out of sincerity, unlike outsiders.

It doesn't mean buying out the patronage or anything.

That’s not the case, family is family.

Ding Shui also understood that those who gave expensive gifts might be in important or confidential units. He didn't want Ding Shui to be embarrassed by the situation in the future, causing him to make mistakes or bring trouble to the family, so he thought of giving a large gift in advance.

Just treat each other as ordinary friends.

I'm definitely willing to help with small things.

But when it comes to big and difficult things, there is nothing we can do.

We can't blame them. Besides, Ding Shui had already taken a commission and had no intention of asking them for help. However, people may not believe such empty words.

So go there and receive some gifts.

It should be more about reassuring them.

A great favor can turn into hatred, so you can rest assured to return the gift.

After that, Liu De and Ding Shui mainly talked about what those people looked like and their identities in detail. They only communicated through letters and parcels, and had never actually met each other. They didn't even need to forward something or send photos to each other.

So although they keep in touch frequently.

But we really don't know what each other looks like.

Although it would not be too late to introduce them when they meet, Liu De still wanted to tell Ding Shui about it in advance so that he would have a rough idea in mind to avoid embarrassment.

Introduce each other when you meet and recognize each other when you meet.

Sensory-wise, the latter is definitely closer.