Although Lin Wan doesn't like this aunt, she's still family, and if she can help, she will. If only this aunt didn't speak so harshly, Lin Wan wouldn't mind losing twenty or thirty bucks today. But some people are just like this—they want you to be the big spender and act like it's perfectly normal.
In recent days, Lin Wan has been staying at the shop quietly. She noticed Ye Qing hasn't contacted them or gone to see Mom, almost as if he vanished overnight.
Lin Wan couldn't be happier; as long as Ye Qing wasn't around bothering her, she felt at ease.
That day, Mom said Grandma Wang knows we're planning to buy a house and mentioned there's a street-side one over on their side that's quite cheap, suggesting they go take a look.
Upon hearing this, Lin Wan rode over on a tricycle, taking Mom along.
