Rebirth of a Village Girl novel Chapter 955

Chapter 955: 232: True Colors! Extremely Disgusting! _2

Jiu Wentang nodded, "Let’s go and discuss this matter with Xiaoru."

"Okay."

The two headed to Liu Ru’s room where she was applying nail polish, "I don’t mind changing my last name. I’m already a Zhao, so shouldn’t the Zhao family’s heirloom be inherited by me?"

Liu Ru adored that bracelet ever since she first saw it.

That bracelet was made of top-grade turquoise, warm in winter and cool in summer, and it could ward off evil spirits.

And it had been passed down since the Song Dynasty.

Precious indeed!

Ni Yang was just a mere village girl! How could she possibly be worthy of it?

Only someone of her noble status deserves such a treasure!

Hearing this, Jiu Wentang looked up at Liu Qinian.

Liu Qinian smiled and said, "Since it’s a family heirloom, naturally it should be inherited by the rightful heir. Tomorrow, let’s go to Jinghua Village, and you can tell her in person."

If Zhao Shuyue wanted Liu Ru to change her surname, she naturally had to show some sincerity.

Besides, that bracelet was originally their family’s heirloom.

"Okay," Liu Ru nodded.

The next morning, upon hearing this news, Liu Qi asked somewhat uncertainly, "Mom, Dad, are you really agreeing to let Xiaoru change her surname?"

Liu Qi was still in the dark about the treasure map.

He always thought that Liu Qinian truly felt guilty towards Zhao Shuyue, and that’s why he wanted to make it up to her.

Liu Ru was the daughter treasured by her parents, and Liu Qi always felt something was unrealistic about this situation.

Liu Qinian nodded, "Yes, when I was young, I wronged your aunt. It’s only right that I treat her better now. Her only regret now is that she doesn’t have children, and she’s already of such an age. I don’t want her to live with that regret."

Liu Qinian’s words were noble and impressive.

As a father, of course, he had to set a good example for his son!

Liu Qi was different from Liu Ru; Liu Qi had too strong a sense of justice and was too honest. He spoke and acted without considering the consequences, and would confront anyone he believed to be wrong, regardless of their status!