Captain Yu looked at her with admiration, surprised that such a child had such clear thinking and remained unmoved in the face of such great temptation.

He's definitely born to be a police officer!

If Su He knew what he was thinking, she would definitely feel wronged.

How could she remain unmoved? Heaven knows how much resolve it took for her to control herself and hand over the items.

Fortunately, she's not short of money now, otherwise she really might not be able to resist the temptation.

But as I said before, she felt it was too hot to handle these things.

Su He didn't think she had done anything for Qiu Yun, nor did she have a close relationship with her. She felt it was inappropriate to ask for something like this over a meal.

As for why Qiu Yun eventually told her, she didn't know. All she could say was that she couldn't understand Qiu Yun.

But without a doubt, Qiu Yun was a tragic figure, a victim of this era. Su He went to see her off on her final journey out of sympathy, nothing more.

Perhaps no one would know about this windfall even if Su He didn't tell anyone, but to be honest, maybe because she had a good life in her previous life, she wasn't that greedy for money, and as for money, enough was enough.

Moreover, this time is different from the last time when the small yellow croaker was found at the Jiang family's house. That time, there was no explanation, and the Jiang family deserved what they got.

But Qiu Yun was different. Su He always felt a sense of regret and helplessness about Qiu Yun's ending, so she would not take her things for herself, but would rather use them for something else.

Captain Yu had no idea what Su He was thinking; he only knew of her selfless attitude.

So when she suggested that they could use these items to offset some of the money to buy a burial plot for Qiuyun, Captain Yu readily agreed and said he would raise the issue with his superiors.

Su He breathed a sigh of relief. She had originally planned to pay for it herself, but she felt it wasn't a good idea, since others didn't know she had money and she had no connection with Qiu Yun.

Moreover, Su He knew that even if the Wang family didn't want to get involved in her funeral arrangements, the government would handle it simply and properly, but Su He still wanted to give her a final moment of dignity.

That was all she could do.

...

After Qiu Yun's incident, Su He was in a low mood for several days, but more than that, she realized the status of women in this era.

It also strengthened my resolve to work hard, realize my own value, and not be bound by my family.

...

Soon, it was time for another holiday. This time, Su He wasn't short of money, and since she had just received her salary, she went to the department store before the holiday started.

Having been in Beijing for so long, this was her first time visiting a department store.

After all, while department stores have a wide variety of goods, their prices are also high.

So before, she would go to the supply and marketing cooperative to buy whatever she wanted.

This time, she heard from Tian Zhenzhen that the department store had received a new batch of very pretty hair ties, and remembering her promise to her sisters, she decided to go and take a look.

Tian Zhenzhen also wanted to go, so the two of them went together during their lunch break.

The department store in Beijing is very large, with five floors, and each floor has a lot of things.

Su He was dazzled by what she saw along the way.

Soon, they followed Tian Zhenzhen to the place where hair ties were sold.

Right now, there are already quite a few young girls here, enthusiastically making their selections.

When Su He and her companion arrived, they were somewhat frightened to see her in a police uniform.

I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw that they were making the same choices as everyone else.

Okay, female police officers are women too.

With that in mind, everyone stopped worrying and focused intently on the hair ties in front of them, hoping to choose the best one.