Almighty Sweet Queen is Really Rich!

Chapter 602: Chapter 602: Winning Numbers of the New Lottery Issue

Whatever I do, it’s always bad luck.

The originally happy family ended up with my father having a mistress and an illegitimate daughter outside.

I buy things and enter lotteries, and it’s always ”Thank you for your participation.”

Even when walking properly on the road, I somehow get splashed with water or step in dog ****.

During the college entrance exam, I hesitated between choices A and B, and finally changed the correct answer to the wrong one.

Flying back home, the plane encountered strong turbulence, almost leading to a crash and ending up in the belly of the fish.

One misfortune after another; she’s never caught a break.

The more Xu Haohao thought about it, the more wronged she felt, crying uncontrollably, and no one could console her.

Tuanzi told Su Li about this, leaving Su Li speechless for a while. She knew Xu Haohao had been unlucky since childhood.

She often bought lottery tickets but never truly won a prize, even if it was just five yuan.

Unexpectedly, even after she passed away, Xu Haohao remained just as unlucky...

[Tuanzi loves mama the most: Mama, why not let Aunt Hao Hao have some luck once? Here’s the lottery winning numbers I found online.]

Tuanzi sent over a sequence of numbers.

It was the latest lottery numbers.

Su Li felt her throat tighten as she looked, wow... knowing lottery numbers from the future...

Thinking about the money in her pocket, Su Li calmed down again.

[Tuanzi loves mama the most: These numbers yielded seventy million in the jackpot, but no one claimed a prize. Aunt Hao Hao would be thrilled if she won.]

Su Li sighed; if only Lu Xiaomian never bought lottery tickets, she would really want her sisters to all buy and get rich!

Tuanzi tried to tell Su Li again that he met papa today but realized Su Li hadn’t replied again.

Probably didn’t receive the message...

Su Li thought Tuanzi’s idea was a good one; if Haohao won the lottery, she wouldn’t have to endure the Xu Family anymore.

Su Li knew Xu Haohao from a very young age, even earlier than Lu Xiaomian.

If her first eighteen years were spent in luxury as a little princess of the Chu Family, then Xu Haohao was the pitiful Cinderella.

The Xu Family was quite renowned in Jiang City, yet her father had another family outside, along with an illegitimate daughter.

While Xu Haohao’s mother was alive, Mr. Xu was afraid of his wife and naturally didn’t dare bring the mistress and illegitimate daughter home. But after Mother Xu passed away in their second year of high school, Mr. Xu brought them home.

That mistress was an extremely cunning woman, feigning reluctance to move in despite Mr. Xu’s requests, and after mother and daughter narrowly escaped a fire tragedy, Mr. Xu’s guilt was as vast as the sea, eager to move everything home for the mother and daughter.

So during their third year, while Su Li and Lu Xiaomian were still commuting, Xu Haohao used college exam preparation as a reason to live in Longhua High School’s girls’ dormitory.

Only later did she also experience family changes, turning from a princess into a poor girl. Among them, it seemed Lu Xiaomian’s family was the truly happy one.

She lived in an orphanage before being adopted and treated as a biological daughter. Although her adoptive parent’s financial situation was modest—her adoptive father drove a taxi, and her adoptive mother sold fruit—their family relationships were far superior to theirs.

Feeling emotional, Su Li sent a WeChat message in their close friends group: ”@Xu Haohao, can we come to your house tomorrow to hang out?”

Xu Haohao was somewhat surprised; she hadn’t expected Su Li to want to come over, but of course, she welcomed them.

Lu Xiaomian: ”Then I’ll come too; it’s so boring at home.”

Xu Haohao teased: ”Is it that Aunt thinks you’re too thin and wants to feed you delicious food, stuffing you into a big fatty?”

There was a bit of bitterness in Xu Haohao’s heart; after her mother passed away, no one chased her to eat delicious food anymore.

Even Su Li, like her, no longer had a mother to care for them.