The arms agent concubine takes the RV to raise a baby

Hua Yuwei attended the Mo family's wedding and rented a room in the Mo family's yard. Naturally, he also packed a gift. Looking at this man, he had a firm gaze and seemed to have a plan. His every move was calm and confident. How could he have ended up being someone's son-in-law?

He felt it was a bit of a pity.

They rested in Muduo Town for nearly half a year. During this period, Hua Yuwei traveled between Huicheng and Muduo Town. He had a lot of official business to deal with and could not tire his wife and children, so he had to bear the trouble himself.

Half a year later, Fu Zizhen's body was able to withstand the journey, and the family set out back to Huicheng.

In 2001, Hua Yuwei and his family returned to their hometown. Ma Lanying took care of Wen Baoyi during her confinement and looked after the two children, and they lived a happy life.

Hua Yuwei traveled back and forth between Ningcheng and Huicheng for business. Ma Lanying and Wen Baoyi lived in the countryside with their two children. When the two children were half a year old, Wen Baoyi wanted to take the children away, but Ma Lanying was unwilling.

Cheng said, "How can you work with children? Leave both children to me and I will help you take care of them. You just focus on making money."

"Mom, this is not realistic. You can't take care of two children by yourself. Why don't you go to Ningcheng with us? I can't take care of two children by myself either."

"No, I can't get used to living in the city. Besides, how can I leave the crops, chickens and sheep I raise at home?"

The two sides were deadlocked, and finally reached an agreement to raise the children separately, with Wen Baoyi taking Hua Junwen away and Hua Xiyu left with Ma Lanying.

During Hua Xiyu's hurried growth, her parents were rarely involved because they were busy with business. They seldom came home a few times a year and seldom saw each other. Every time they came home, in addition to buying gifts for Xiyu and giving her money to spend, the way they loved their daughter was to constantly compensate for the lack of companionship with material things.

Hua Xiyu gradually realized that her mother and her younger brother were helping her father run the business. She could feel how busy her parents were, but she was not old enough to express it. She lived with her grandmother in the countryside and grew up quietly in her own way.

On the first day of kindergarten, she made a mark on the wall in order to remember her seat, but it was wiped off by another child. A fight broke out on the spot. When her grandmother went to pick her up, she pouted and looked angry.

"What's wrong, Ayu? Did you have a quarrel with other kids, or did the teacher criticize you?" asked grandma.

"Peipei hit me," Xiyu said angrily.

"Why did he hit you? Didn't the teacher see it?" Grandma asked again.

"I don't know. The teacher saw it and pulled him away." He was still very angry, but after receiving greetings from his family, he seemed to calm down a little.

"Is that so?" Grandma said, "If he hits you again tomorrow, hit him back hard until he cries. Remember, you must beat him until he cries, then he won't dare to bully you again." Grandma taught her granddaughter seriously.

"But what if he tells the teacher?" Xiyu said.

"It's okay. As long as he hits you first, you should beat him hard until he hurts and cries. As long as you don't hit him first, you are right."

The next day, Xiyu returned home and happily described to his grandmother the fight with Peipei.

After that, he became good friends with Peipei, and won over all the children in the kindergarten, becoming a true boss.

The essence of a kindergarten is a place to look after young children, especially those in rural areas. They do not teach any cultural content at all. They just simply teach a few words or pinyin letters when parents request it.

From the time Xiyu learned her first word and first letter, books attracted all her attention. During the three years in kindergarten, she read all the books that the children in the kindergarten could get from their homes, and helped their older brothers and sisters in elementary and junior high school with homework to earn their first pot of gold in life. Elementary and junior high school textbooks could no longer meet her reading needs. But she still had to follow the rules and go to elementary school obediently.

When I was in the second grade of elementary school, there was a crowd on the fourth floor when the students went to the toilet. A child accidentally fell down the stairs. In the process of falling, there was a railing that prohibited climbing. The tip of the railing was angular like a red cherry spear. When the child fell, his entire abdomen was cut by the tip, and he fell to the ground without a human form.

All the internal organs were thrown out of the abdominal cavity, which scared all the children and made them hide far away. However, Xiyu didn't care. He followed the forensic doctor back and forth and was pulled back by the teacher several times.

When I got home I described it to my grandmother: "Oh my, that person's heart and lungs all fell out."

Grandma choked on a mouthful of rice in her throat, unable to go down or out, and she retched in the toilet for a long time.

Ask, "Aren't you afraid?"

Xiyu stared at her grandmother with her huge eyes, not understanding why she should be afraid, but said, "No, no."

"Well, just don't be afraid," said grandma proudly.

At that time, she had completed all high school courses and was worrying about how to pass the boring time in elementary school. After this incident, she seemed to have found fun again.

So I used the money I earned to go to Xinhua Bookstore and bought many human body structure diagrams and medical anatomy diagrams. The more I looked at them, the more interesting they became, and the more I read the books, the deeper I understood them. Then I began to systematically study medical books.

Playing is always a child's nature, and Xiyu is no exception. His grandmother used playing cards to make a string of magical playing cards for him, just like the ones used when the gambling king shuffles the cards in the movie. The cards rustled when he pulled them, which was very impressive. As soon as he arrived at school, he was surrounded by groups of boys and asked where he bought them.

Xiyu raised her head proudly: "I won't tell you." Because it was made by my grandma, it is exclusive and there is no other place to buy it.

She learned to throw poker cards by imitating others on TV. Since others could throw poker cards so far, she believed that she could do it too. At that time, she did not understand that movies were made with special effects. She stubbornly threw poker cards every day whenever she had nothing to do. Her grandmother doted on her and bought her many poker cards for her to throw, and even cooperated with her. The two of them would always throw poker cards all over the house, and then compete to see who could throw the farthest. The winner did not have to wash the dishes.

There were countless similar incidents. With the instigation and indulgence of her grandmother, she gradually became the leader among the children.

Of course, where there are those who surrender there are those who resist. One day after school, someone called a few senior students from other schools to surround Xiyu. They wanted the gambling props in her hand and also wanted her to return all the money she had won to them.

Winning every time you gamble makes people both envious and hateful.

Seeing the gambling tools in her hands, which were originally just props, become reality, and seeing that she had never lost whether playing poker or throwing dice, they hated her to death.

Faced with people who were older than her, all boys, and much taller than her, her friends were scared and ran away, leaving Xiyu alone to deal with it. She saw that she was about to suffer a loss, but she could not just give in.

She reached into her pocket and touched her poker cards, remembering her grandmother's repeated warnings that she must not throw the poker cards to hurt others, otherwise she would go to jail. But if she didn't throw the poker cards now, she was afraid that she would be eaten alive by this group of people.

Although she has read many books, they are all knowledge-based books. She still has no knowledge about society, human affairs, laws, etc. After all, she is only 9 years old. A lot of knowledge cannot be given by books and can only be acquired through long-term immersion over time.

Therefore, she had no way of understanding many things that could not be expressed in words, but she still knew that killing someone would result in imprisonment, as her grandmother had repeatedly emphasized this.

Grandma thought that because she was young and had little arm strength, the poker she threw would not kill people, but would definitely hurt people. What grandma didn't know was that the poker she threw could penetrate into the tree trunk more than 10 millimeters deep. What would happen if it penetrated a person's neck? The human body is much softer than a tree trunk.

She took her hand, which was touching the poker, out of her pocket again. She didn't want to spend the rest of her life in jail, so she glanced at the available weapons nearby, retreated to the curb inconspicuously, grabbed the cleaner's broom, and acted as if she was fighting for her life. She swung the broom in a circle, shouting, "Come on, come on if you have the guts", like a little street thug.

The broom made of bamboo branches was like a big open hand, and each branch was extremely sharp. When the broom swept over and scratched someone, it would definitely take away a piece of flesh.

The students from other schools were frightened by her aura and did not dare to approach her, but they did not disperse either. The two sides were in a stalemate for a few minutes. One of the tall boys took advantage of his height and stepped forward, intending to take away his broom. Seeing this, the other boys also surrounded her. Two fists could not fight four hands, let alone five or six people surrounding her.

Her self-taught kung fu was not enough for her to fight against a crowd. Seeing the crowd surrounding her, she swept them with a broom. A few of them covered their faces and cried out in pain, but two more people rushed over and were about to reach her, so she threw away the broom and ran away.

He showed his cowardice when he ran away, and the boys chased him relentlessly. One of them even took out a dagger in his hand. When one person took the lead, the others followed suit. The man who was injured by the broom also got up and chased after him, snatched the dagger from that person, and rushed directly towards Xiyu.

In a hurry, Xiyu threw a poker out and knocked the dagger away. With a "clang" sound, the dagger stuck on the floor. The sound of metal and stone hitting made everyone stop.

Hua Xiyu no longer hid. He held a handful of poker cards in his hand, spread them out into a fan shape, leaned against a tree, and looked at the group of teenagers with a rogue smile.

Someone didn't believe it and walked towards him. She threw a poker card, and a branch above the boy's head broke and hit him directly on the head. Everyone else was shocked by her move.

Fortunately, my classmates went to call the teacher, who arrived just in time to help me out.

Because of the fight and the injury to students from other schools, the school wanted to give a warning and punishment. My grandmother ran to the school like a gust of wind and said, "Give punishment? No, I absolutely won't agree to it."

"What did the child do wrong? Would she not fight back even if someone beat her to death? You don't protect your own students, but you actually want to punish her."

"Even if she was wrong, the school could just give her a warning. Why should they give her a warning? This should be written into the child's file and will affect the child's life."

Finally, grandma stared at the teacher and removed the punishment, and threatened, "I will check it out."

The old lady walked out of the principal's office with her head held high and gave a big smile to her granddaughter who was waiting outside the school gate.

However, what Ling Xiyu did not expect was that her fight was seen by Cao Zhengyue who was passing by. He was surprised at the way the little girl was waving the broom without any plan, and then saw her throwing poker cards, which really shocked this old man.

"Go check the information of this girl," Cao Zhengyue said to the assistant beside him.

Two hours later, Cao Zhengyue was sitting in the yard of Hua Xiyu's house and said, "I saw you fighting with someone today."

"So what if you saw it? I often fight with others. You are not my teacher, so what is it to you?" She doesn't like uninvited people. Moreover, if someone watches her fight and doesn't help but makes sarcastic remarks at this time, then he is definitely not a good person.

"Can your teacher control you?" Cao Zhengyue didn't care and just went along with what she said.

"My teacher wanted to control me, but my grandma wouldn't let her succeed." She smiled proudly and looked up at her grandma who was busy in the kitchen.

"So do you want to win every fight without being punished? Of course, without your grandma's help," Xi Zhengyue threw out his bait.

The little girl's eyes lit up and she stared at the man in front of her, whom she didn't know whether to call uncle or brother, expressing her disbelief.

Can pie really fall from the sky? Even if there is, why would it fall on me?