Chapter 734: Extra 10: The Childhood Journey of Tie Chui and Iron Nail (3) Chapter 734: Extra 10: The Childhood Journey of Tie Chui and Iron Nail (3) “Perhaps the Goddess of Luck had smiled upon them once again.

This time, no one found them, and no one even noticed them.

There wasn’t even a police report.

That man’s wife really thought her husband had run away. After cursing loudly at the vegetable market for three days, she took off with another man from Yancheng. Whatever happened after that, they had no idea.

But they knew one thing.

That was that life had truly gotten better.

From that point on, they re-learned the joys of being alive. Jiaye kept growing year after year, from a little girl to a tall and elegant young lady.

She learned how to do makeup.

They even had money to buy new clothes, so she could dress up beautifully.

No longer did she need to sit on the street, looking enviously at other friends wearing new clothes.

She also didn’t have to huddle next to other vendors to watch TV dramas anymore–they could afford smart phones to watch them on.

They could eat whatever they wanted.

They could do so many things.

Money really could do a lot, at least it allowed them to live with dignity, not known as the idiot or the jinx.

Tie Chui might not have been smart, but he was extremely honest in business. Although the profit margin was thin, he never used fraudulent scales, which earned him an increasingly good reputation at the seafood market, along with many regular customers.

People gradually preferred to buy fish from Tie Chui’s stall. Despite Tie Chui’s simplicity, many believed such a man would not cheat them in business, and indeed, it was the case, leading to a growing number of return customers.

They now had enough money to send Jiaye to school.

But Jiaye didn’t go.

She couldn’t go. If she did, what would Tie Chui do all by himself?

She had been with her brother all these years. She couldn’t imagine how he would live if she wasn’t there. Subconsciously, she didn’t realize that without her brother, she couldn’t live on her own either.

Over all these years.

The two of them had redeemed each other. Without either one, neither could live a normal life.

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Grown-up Jiaye was now reclining on the sofa, with her legs on the coffee table, enjoying the air conditioning and watching a TV drama on the tablet, constantly giggling.

By now, she had long forgotten those bloody events of many years ago.

So many years had passed.

She and her brother had never mentioned those events again, and she had never told anyone about them. These memories had rotted away in her heart. She was satisfied with her current life, and looking back, she would still make the same choice.

The only thing that made her feel emotionally complex was,
She was unclear how her young self had managed to remain mentally intact in that situation and even took corrective measures.

How old was she back then?

They say a poor man’s child comes of age early, but they never said a poor man’s child is born knowing how to handle a crime scene.

But now everything was in the past, those things had never been brought up again. Over all these years, even the police never suspected them, never came to investigate, and there wasn’t even a case filed. Everything was seamless.

But soon.

The smile on her face gradually stiffened.

The TV drama was good, but its content no longer made her laugh.

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A female protagonist who had once killed someone, and the male protagonist who was a police officer finally”