Chapter 1 — I won the lottery but my life didn't change

I won 4.8 million yuan in the lottery. I didn't change my car, nor did I quit my job. Just quietly bought three small apartments in the city. One day, my father called to say that the old house was about to be cleared, there would be a compensation amount, and he wanted me to come home on the weekend so the whole family could discuss it together. I thought my brother and sister would ask me how much I got. I also thought she would scold me for only looking at my grandmother's money. However... Dad just quietly pushed the savings book towards me, then asked the exact same question: "You always say you live very well... We just want to know, which of your statements is true?" Only that day did I understand... The hardest thing to give has never been money. It's the life I've kept hidden for more than ten years. Three months after winning the lottery, my dad called me. "An Nhien, can you come home this Saturday?" "What's going on, dad?" "The old house is about to open, there's a compensation amount. Your brother and sister are both back, so the whole family sat down to discuss." I quietly turned off the notification that the rent had just been transferred. The prize was 4.8 million yuan. After taxes, I had 3.84 million yuan left. I used that money to pay off a two-bedroom apartment, and also paid deposits for two other small apartments. Three keys rest in the drawer. In the house, no one knew about it. "I'm very busy these days, I'm not sure if I can ask for a day off." Dad was silent for a few seconds then said: "Then send me the bus departure time, I'll go to the station to pick you up." "No need, I can go home myself." "I'll send it to you too." I replied once and hung up the phone. La Thien at the opposite table raised her head. "Is it a family member calling to ask for money again?" "No." "How much do you send home each month?" "My story." She sneered. "Just asking out of curiosity. Even the jacket you have to wait for a seasonal discount to buy, who cares about your money." I didn't answer. Only send the completed plan to team leader Chu Khai. La Thien tapped on the partition. "Please send me a copy of the project proposal for the Van Khe Square project. Team leader Chu told me to check for you." "He didn't tell me." "If you don't believe me, then ask yourself." At that moment, Chu Khai stepped forward. "An Nhien, send it to her. There are no mistakes allowed in this project." "I'm the one who made the entire main plan. Tomorrow I can directly present to the customer." "Miss, this weekend." Aren't you going back to your hometown?" La Thien immediately interjected: "Her family is about to divide the compensation money, so she doesn't have the mind to worry about the project." Chu Khai frowned slightly. "If you ask for leave, let La Thien report." I raised my head to look at him. "She can't answer the customer's questions." "Then you write down the entire question and answer section." "What about the name of the person who implemented it?" Chu Khai's face immediately darkened. "It's all a project." company, do you still want to consider writing personal names? "I uploaded the documents to the shared system. But still retain the original draft with its entire edit history. As soon as La Thien received the documents, she immediately stood up. "That's right. Your family matters are more important, just leave the work to me." After saying that, she held my plan and walked straight into the meeting room. I took half a day off. When it was time to leave work, Chu Khai returned his resignation letter. "On Saturday morning, you have to be online. If a customer asks an unexpected question, answer immediately." "I was sitting on the bus at that time." "Then prepare in advance. Adults should not always use family matters as an excuse." I looked straight at him. "You told me to give the reporting part to someone else." "The company trained you for six years, and now you say you cooperate once and still feel unjust?" I handed it back. application for leave. The reason is just four words: Personal matter. Chu Khai returned it again. "Add a specific reason." "It's inconvenient to say." "Hua An Nhien, don't be so stubborn." I closed the computer. "Suitable."

The labor contract does not stipulate that I must report family matters." At that moment, La Thien walked out of the meeting room and placed a stack of documents on my desk. "Team leader Chu only cares about you. I heard your compensation is not small, come home early and keep an eye on it. Once a girl gets married, she doesn't get any money when she comes home late." I bent down to look at the stack of documents. Right on the cover page... The presenter's name had been changed to La Thien. "Who let you change it?" "The company arranged it." "I asked who changed the name." Chu Khai stood behind La Thien. "I changed it. If you have any comments, let Monday say." I picked up my bag. "Okay. We'll talk about it on Monday." When we got back to our apartment, I pulled out my old backpack from under the bed. The zipper was almost half broken, but I still couldn't bear to change it. I put in two sets of clothes, then took a red envelope and put in 2,000 yuan. Last year, my father fell once. He always said it was okay, but his sister said, every time he went away, his leg still had a dull pain. I wanted to take my father to the district hospital for a checkup. But I was afraid if If you give too much money, the phone will suddenly ring. It's Hua Thanh's brother.