"Stop lying. If you won, then you won. We're not going to take it from you. At most, we'll have you treat us to a good meal."
"Exactly. Is there any need to be so secretive?"
Su Qiao was speechless. "The problem is, I didn't win."
She took her phone out of her black crocodile-skin bag, unlocked it, and checked her messages.
"If I won, why hasn't the money in my account changed?"
Her phone was linked to her bank card, and the balance was still 65,080.
She had been working for nearly two years, yet she had only managed to save this much.
Sigh, I really want to rob a bank.
No, that won't do. That kind of thinking is dangerous.
But...
Little Four, study the lottery carefully. After work, we'll go buy some tickets.
You can get rich just by buying a ticket. Nothing makes money faster than that.
She had actually overlooked such a promising path to wealth before.
She really had been too careless.
That was simply unacceptable.
"Got it. I'll start analyzing the data right away." 444 was also very excited.
Data analysis was right up its alley.
A familiar female colleague looked rather astonished. "But everyone in the company is saying that you won the lottery—and not just once. You won three first prizes, totaling 1.8 million."
"First prize?"
Su Qiao was astonished. She gestured a three with her fingers. "Three tickets?"
Who on earth was so capable?
They had even come up with such a vicious trick.
What were they trying to do?
Make her the target of everyone's resentment?
Make her into someone people would ask for money from and try to rob?
Their intentions were truly sinister.
Damn that person.
If she caught them, she would make sure they paid for