Su Qiao felt that if she was going to be a teacher, she had to look the part.
Black jeans and an oversized black T-shirt were a little too casual.
The original body had been nearsighted, but Su Qiao wasn't anymore, so she took the opportunity to replace the heavy black-rimmed glasses that had nearly flattened her nose with square, silver-rimmed prescription-free glasses.
As for her nearly depleted wallet?
Money wasn't pinched out of existence; it was earned. If something needed to be bought, she still had to buy it.
Most importantly, earning money was hardly a problem for Su Qiao.
She could buy lottery tickets, stocks, bet on horse races, or, failing that, place bets on underground pools.
Su Qiao remembered that there was a midseason tournament tomorrow.
After thinking it over, she quickly turned on the computer and soon found the betting odds.
After comprehensively analyzing the abilities of the various teams, along with the original body's memories from her previous life, Su Qiao bet all the six hundred yuan she had left, then borrowed another five thousand from Fbei and bet that too.
As for asking her parents for money?
She had never even considered it.
Getting married wasn't a woman's only choice in life, nor was it the end of the road.
But if she was twenty-eight, still sponging off her parents, still asking them for money, and still had accomplished nothing, then that would truly be a miserable failure.
Su Qiao felt that it hadn't been easy for the original body to end up living like this.
She had no home of her own, no company, no savings, and even her car was just an ordinary Skoda Octavia worth a little over a hundred thousand yuan.
The little salary she earned at the school had