I stole the chanes to be the Female lead

Chapter 70 Liu Paner's Past

After saying this, Bai Ruanruan ran back to the educated youth center crying. Thinking that she would have to apologize to Lin Mo at the morning meeting tomorrow, she hated Lin Mo even more. But when she thought of those villagers who loved to watch the fun and those old educated youth who watched the show in silence, her heart sank and she clenched her fists.

Bai Runrun silently swore in her heart that one day she would let these people know that she, Bai Runrun, was the best, and make them envy her. She regretted not helping her today!

Seeing Bai Ruanruan running away crying, Lin Mo felt very happy. Seeing that the villagers who were watching the show were preparing to go to work and continue the autumn harvest, Lin Mo quickly said a few words to his uncle's family, and took Hanbao home to help take care of him.

After all, he is the only idle person in the family now, and Lin Mo is particularly satisfied with the actions of his uncle's family, especially Liu Pan'er, who just stood up for him. Thinking that he still has a chicken to eat, Lin Mo looks at Liu Pan'er who is already busy in the cornfield and decides to stew some chicken soup to thank her.

Originally, Lin Mo had decided not to pick up people from her uncle's family at the airport during this period, because she had clearly felt the changes in Liu Pan'er and Wang Bo. But when she thought of Liu Pan'er's behavior today, she felt relieved. Who nowadays doesn't think about themselves?

Although Liu Pan'er had her own thoughts, she was also sincere in protecting herself. Never mind, it was the last chicken anyway, and it would be gone after it was eaten. She just felt sorry for Liu Pan'er who had to do heavy work in the fields right after she got out of confinement. Besides, she was actually quite greedy for the delicious chicken soup.

Liu Pan'er here was actually also thinking about what had just happened. Liu Pan'er was born in a wealthy family of that era. Her father was a workshop director of the county cannery, and her mother was a regular employee of the county cannery canteen. Her family lived in the staff building of the cannery, which was a building with an area of ​​70 square meters.

There were only two children in her family, her and her twin brother. Although her family was wealthy, her life was not easy because her parents favored boys over girls. She had to do all the housework at home since she was seven years old, and her mother never let her eat the meat she bought to improve their lives.

But compared with other girls from ordinary families, she was lucky because her father was the director of the factory and her parents were both people who cared more about their reputation. So in the eyes of outsiders, she had a good life since she was a child. She could go to school, had a new set of clothes to wear every year, and her parents never beat or scolded her.

This also led to her gentle personality and bookish air since she was a child. However, her personality made her the target of bullying by bad kids at school. She tried to tell her mother about these things after returning home, but her mother told her fiercely that it takes two to tango, and she must have offended others, so they bullied her.

What made her even more angry was that her mother went to the school to find the teacher the next day. She thought her mother was just talking to her but would still help her make the decision. However, she didn't expect that her mother went to transfer her brother's class. She went home to question her mother, but her mother said that she had offended someone, and if she didn't transfer her brother's class, what would she do if those people bullied her brother?

At that time, Liu Paner, who was only nine years old, knew that she was not important in her mother's eyes. Later, more and more people bullied her, and she did not dare to resist and let them bully her. From elementary school to junior high school and then high school, Liu Paner could only endure it silently

Later, a man named Wang Bai suddenly appeared in the class. He was older than all of them, so his classmates began to bully Wang Bai, calling him a country bumpkin, saying that he was so poor that he didn't even have a piece of unpatched clothing, and that he only ate one steamed corn bread every day.

But this man named Wang Bo never allowed himself to be bullied for nothing. If someone scolded him, he would scold back. If someone hit him, he would hit back. Even if he couldn't win, he would still beat them hard and he would never suffer any loss.

Once, Wang Bo was blocked in an alley by ten boys in his class and couldn't get out of the fight. Liu Pan'er happened to pass by and saw this. She didn't know where she got the courage from, but she shouted loudly, "The red armbands are coming," and scared the guys away.

When she went to check on Wang Bo's injuries, she received Wang Bo's thanks. She was embarrassed to become friends with Wang Bo. Later, whenever someone in the class bullied her, Wang Bo would stand up for her.

She once asked Wang Bo, "Are you not afraid of facing so many people?" Wang Bo said he was afraid, but he couldn't give in. If he gave in, they would bully him again. Only by letting them feel the pain would they not dare to provoke him easily in the future.

Later, the two of them slowly got together, but on the day of her graduation, her mother said that she had found a husband for her. He was the son of another workshop director in the cannery. He was already in his thirties and had broken his leg because of being naughty when he was young, so many good girls were unwilling to marry him. The man also had high standards and wanted to marry someone who was beautiful and well-educated.

Liu Pan'er of course disagreed, but her mother told her that the other party was willing to pay a dowry of 350 yuan, and that both of their families were directors, so she was a good match. When she got married, maybe she could even get a good job for her younger brother.

Liu Pan'er was heartbroken at that time. Although she didn't want to get married, her mother had already accepted the betrothal gift, and she also knew Wang Bo's family. She could only cry and tell Wang Bo about it and proposed to break up.

But what she didn't expect was that Wang Bai's family was willing to empty their family savings to marry her to Wang Bai. When her mother-in-law and aunt came to her house and said they were willing to spend 350 yuan as a betrothal gift to marry her, she was so happy.

But her mother still didn't want to, and she changed the betrothal gift from 350 yuan to 500 yuan, and also asked her mother-in-law's family to send 300 kilograms of grain to the family every year, and it had to be fine grain.

She refused to do it when she heard that. She remembered what Wang Bo said about resisting when encountering unfair things. She walked out of the room and bravely told her mother her thoughts. As expected, her mother didn't care about her thoughts at all. She didn't even have her as a daughter in her eyes. She raised her up just to exchange dowry and job for his younger brother

Seeing her mother's determination to achieve her goal, Liu Pan'er finally said something harsh. If her mother did not agree with her marriage to Wang Bo, she would go to the factory and make a scene, telling everyone how they had treated her over the years and making them lose all face in the factory.

She will also go find the director who is engaged to her family and tell him that she is pregnant with Wang Bo's child. If he marries her, his son will become a father right away. Then they will see how the relationship between the two families will be and whether they will find a good job for her brother.

Later, her parents finally compromised and said that they could marry her to Wang Bo, but they would no longer recognize her as their daughter. They asked her mother-in-law's family to give them 500 yuan, and they directly wrote a letter of severance for her, asking them not to bother them with anything in the future, and that they would treat her as a dead daughte