Jiang Lin remembered what Su Yuhe said during the day and frowned, "Is that teacher surnamed Wang causing trouble again?"

"No." Su Yuhe hissed, "Even if the matter with Teacher Wang is over, if I hold a grudge against her, I will be exhausted to death."

Jiang Lin was really sure that Su Yuhe was worried: "What is it? Tell me."

Su Yuhe briefly recounted her conversation with Lu Lang today and sighed slightly, "I didn't pay much attention before. I didn't realize that there are only about ten students who go on to junior high school every year."

Jiang Lin couldn't understand what was going on, but he still asked patiently, "Is it because they can't learn well?"

Su Yuhe was silent for a while: "Maybe he felt that studying was useless, so he didn't want to study, and naturally he couldn't learn well.

The root cause of this situation was the backward thinking of the commune members. They had spent their entire lives farming and thought their children could do the same. After finishing elementary school, their children would go home to work and earn work points so they could go to the city and pay for junior high school.

Jiang Lin: "Tuition alone costs five yuan for a semester in junior high school. Some students walk over ten miles to save a few cents on bus fare, but they can't save on food. And there are a lot of things to spend money on in the county town. A semester costs at least ten yuan. Most people really don't want to afford it."

This bill is indeed quite large.

Su Yuhe lowered her eyes, not knowing what she was thinking. Suddenly, she leaned closer to Jiang Lin and said, "Tuition is five dollars per person per semester. If I pay for them, will more people pass the exam?"

Jiang Lin smiled: "Maybe, do you want to do this?"

Su Yuhe suddenly smiled sheepishly: "I have quite a lot of private money. From the betrothal gift you gave me, the dowry my parents gave me, and the money I saved from treating patients, I have at least three thousand yuan. It won't be a problem to help with the hundred yuan tuition."

Jiang Lin gave a betrothal gift of 1,600 yuan, and Su Yuhe's family added 880 yuan as a dowry. Including the betrothal gift, all of it was given to Su Yuhe. Adding the money earned from medical treatment, it was at least 3,000 yuan.

After getting married, the family's expenses basically came from Jiang Lin, so Su Yuhe's money usually only came in and never went out.

Jiang Lin exclaimed, "How come you have so much money?"

Su Yuhe smiled and said, "The betrothal gifts and dowry are all in my hands. I can also make money from medical treatment. What about yours? If you don't have money, I will support you."

Jiang Lin chuckled softly, and groped Su Yuhe's lower back with his big hand before moving it away.

He lifted the mat on the kang, moved a brick, took out an iron biscuit box, and placed it in front of Su Yuhe: "Open it and take a look."

Su Yuhe guessed that it must be the money earned by Jiang Lin. Since they got married, Su Yuhe had never talked about money with Jiang Lin. She knew that Jiang Lin earned a lot, but she didn't know how much.

She looked at Jiang Lin teasingly: "Are you finally willing to give me your money?"

Jiang Lin hissed and looked at Su Yuhe disapprovingly: "What do you mean by 'my money'? This is our money."

"Hmm." Su Yuhe snorted and opened the tin box, which contained bundles of money and bills.

It's packed full.

"How much is it?" Su Yuhe saw that it was already tied up and had no intention of untying it to count. It would be faster to ask Jiang Lin.

"A little over five thousand."

"How much?" Su Yuhe gasped, "Did you rob a bank?"

Jiang Lin looked at Su Yuhe strangely: "The wedding gifts, you didn't even look at them, did you? We received almost two thousand yuan in gifts alone for our wedding.

Ding Huai gave a thousand, my guys gave twenty or thirty, my master gave fifty, and your aunt from your grandmother's side also gave several dozen each, and your two cousins ​​who are not married but have jobs gave a hundred."

He took out a piece of paper from inside and opened it to show Su Yuhe.

Su Yuhe remembered that she had seen it at that time.

But he couldn't help but sigh: "Ding Huai gave so much! A thousand yuan is what an average person would earn working for three or four years! And there are others. I thought a few yuan was a lot, but there are so many who gave dozens of yuan?"

"It's okay. We'll just go back after they have their wedding."

Su Yuhe knew this: "What about the remaining three thousand? How can we eat such food at home without spending any money?"

"It's money." Jiang Lin said to Su Yuhe, "I made money from business. After Ding Huai came back, we set up our stall and all the money we made is here."

"You two..." Su Yuhe stared at Jiang Lin, not knowing what to say.

These two people were "mortal enemies" in their previous life, but in this life Su Yuhe discovered in advance that they were childhood friends and did business together.

So all those things in the previous life were just a cover-up?

Could there be any connection between the two companies?

Su Yuhe suddenly thought that in her previous life, Jiang Lin and Ding Huai had always been compared and speculated about.

But it seems that from beginning to end, they have never had any public conflicts.

The case is solved——

Those are all rumors spread by others.

The parties involved secretly worked together to make a fortune!

Unfortunately, Jiang Lin later committed suicide in front of Su Yuhe's grave.

The red color seemed to appear in front of Su Yuhe again, sadness enveloped her, and her eyes were filled with depression.

Jiang Lin saw Su Yuhe staring at him in fascination. At first, he felt a little excited, thinking that it meant that he was charming.

But Su Yuhe's expression changed several times, and she looked like she was about to cry. What was going on?

Jiang Lin was confused. He hugged Su Yuhe and whispered to her, "What's wrong? Why are your eyes red?"

"I'm fine." Su Yuhe wiped her eyes.

"Are you afraid that I might commit a crime?" Jiang Lin thought about it and came up with this as the only answer. He quickly explained, "I've always been law-abiding. I don't do anything illegal or criminal. I'm just dealing in some daily necessities and food..."

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