"Grandpa, you know I'm kind, but I'm not scared. I'm only seventeen years old. I can't imagine what it would be like if I lost my kidney. The surgery is safe. I value my life very much. I can't promise you."

Lin Weiwan looked at Mr. Zhou, whose expression kept changing, with deep sympathy.

"Girl, can I ask you for this? This technique in our country has been successful in several cases and is very safe. Are you still blaming grandpa for not finding you? We are a family, the closest relatives."

Mr. Zhou's tears fell directly, and his eyes were filled with heartache and loss when he looked at Lin Weiwan.

"Grandpa, I know we are a family. Although we will live in the same hospital now, I can agree to the kidney transplant. If I live another ten years, I might agree. But I am only seventeen, not married and have children, and losing a kidney is not a big deal." Lin Weiwan still refused.

"Now that we are relatives, you and your family have moved in. In the morning you snatch my necklace, in the evening you ask me to work, and tomorrow you want my kidney. Grandpa, do you think I can agree to this? After all, we have become strangers in the past ten years."

When Mr. Zhou heard what Lin Weiwan said, he knew that if he pushed further, things would backfire. He sighed. He had never expected that this girl's mind was so calm and determined. He had misjudged the matter and lost a box of things.

After seeing off Grandpa Zhou, Lin Weiwan locked the door, put the cloth sent by Zhou's mother on the table into the closet, and took out Grandpa Zhou's box.

Looking at the pitch-black wood carving, which turned out to be the God of Joy, Lin Weiwan fumbled around on the carving for a while and heard a "click..." sound.

As soon as I opened the wood carving, I found a neatly arranged gold plate inside.

What was different this time was that there was actually a thin piece of letter paper inside the tight card slot.

When I opened the letter, I saw that it was written in a thin gold style with an elegant yet casual touch. The font color looked quite old, and even the paper looked a little brittle.

Lin Weiwan fell silent after reading the letter.

Zhou Zhenhua could give this thing to me, he must be aware of the importance of this wood carving. Now the secrets of the Zhou family are becoming easier to solve.

Mr. Zhou had never told me clearly about his life experience in his two generations. It seemed that he had no intention of telling me until now.

Before her death in her previous life, Zhou Rongrong said that she was not the Zhou couple's biological child. That made sense for the Zhou family's attitude towards her. Since she was able to receive a kidney transplant, she must have been related to the Zhou family.

What about my real parents? Why are the Zhou family willing to tell me?

Could it be that I am the illegitimate daughter of Zhou Bianhai and someone else, so Zhou's mother would choose Zhou Rongrong over me and Zhou Rongrong?

Only then would Zhou Rongrong say that Chen Suyun is her biological mother.

Now seeing this long-sealed letter, Lin Weiwan felt a little confused. The letter talked about some of the family's intrigues, but this letter was a will from an old man to his son, and the location of a treasure.

The key to unlocking the treasure is the five black wooden sculptures.

What is certain is that this thing was definitely given to me by Grandma Zhou.

Lin Weiwan had some clues for a moment. There were only two possibilities: one was that Master Zhou got this thing by chance and used it to make up the number, or Master Zhou hid something from him.

Now he was certain that he had a blood relationship with several members of the Zhou family. Of course, the Zhou family would stare at him to claim him as their relative and wanted him to transplant a kidney to Zhou Laosi.

I wanted to put the boxes and the things in the drawers into the space, but I found that the space became much larger.

Seeing the changing space and the villa that suddenly appeared, there was a three-story small western-style building in front of him, with a European architectural style. Lin Weiwan had seen many western-style buildings in Shanghai, but this one was more exquisite and beautiful than those. In front of the villa, there was only a spring and green grass. In front of the small building, there was a sea of ​​flowers, which looked like a beautiful oil painting under the setting sun.

There are also golden bricks that are faintly visible between the grass and the sea of ​​flowers. They are really blinding. Yes, the golden bricks that were originally neatly stacked, I don’t know why… they fell all over the ground.

Lin Weiwan pushed open the door of the villa and walked in. After passing the entrance, there was a super spacious living room.

The entire living room is three times larger than the Lin family living room where Lin Weiwan currently lives. There is a soft beige sofa in the middle of the living room, and behind the sofa is a row of bookshelves.

Inside is the staircase leading to the upper floor, with bedrooms on both sides and a large kitchen, storage room and a bathroom at the back. The whole villa has water and electricity.

The storage room was filled with all kinds of grains, flour, oil and vegetables neatly arranged. It seemed that the whole villa had its own fresh-keeping function, but of course the vegetables had gone bad long ago.

The quantities of various flours, rice flour, fine corn flour, coarse corn flour and white rice are very large, with only one bag of each weighing about 100 kilograms.

I found a lot of seeds in one cabinet, including various vegetable seeds and half a bag of rice seeds and wheat seeds.

The kitchen is fully equipped with all kinds of kitchen utensils, the refrigerator is filled with neatly arranged fruits and vegetables, and the freezer contains ice shrimp and some meat.

Lin Weiwan was not unfamiliar with the things in the villa. She had been wandering for so many years and had long been accustomed to seeing these things. Although she could only see and touch, she had never eaten pork before, but she had always seen pigs running. As for the things in the villa, Lin Weiwan would use them.

A row of storage cabinets were opened, and various medicines, cosmetics, tea, candies, and cookies were neatly stacked in the 50*80 compartments. The quantity was too small, but the quality was not small, and there were many types of things.

From the first floor to the third floor, and then back to the first floor, Lin Weiwan walked to the back of the house and found a five-meter square plot of land behind, and the rest of the place was still green grass.

Picking up a book from the bookshelf, it turned out to be a collection of recipes. Lin Weiwan put it back and looked around carefully. The entire bookshelf was divided into several categories.

Recipes, clothing, novels, miscellanies, and medical books. The first two items were in very different quantities, but the medical books were huge, covering basic knowledge of drug ratios and treatments, from traditional Chinese medicine to Western medicine. Lin Weiwan was dazzled by what he read.

The books range from ancient to modern, and are very complete. Could it be that the previous owner of this space was a doctor...

I don't know what the previous owner of this space did. There are almost no signs of life here, except for a bedroom on the first floor.

Lin Weiwan, who had found some space, sat up from the bed, glanced at the watch, and found that it was already 10:15 pm.

I woke up from my sleep and took the letter and several pages of account books I got from Zhou Bianhai today.

Turning on the desk lamp and seeing the alarm clock on the desk, Lin Weiwan was stunned. The alarm clock rang at only 9:10. Lin Weiwan felt that he had been in the space for almost an hour. It was only 9 o'clock when he went in. Lin Weiwan remembered it clearly.