So, Jiang Xin was thinking it would be wise to save wherever she could. She even had another idea. To return all the clothes she bought yesterday. That way, she could save about two hundred bucks, and add a bit more to her savings. Yesterday in the Department Store, she admittedly indulged in some impulse buying. However, Jiang Xin suddenly recalled the sneering looks from the store clerks on the second floor of the mall yesterday when they thought she couldn’t afford it. Jiang Xin immediately dismissed the idea. If she went back to return the clothes, wouldn’t those clerks mock her to death? So, she decided to abandon the thought early on. Besides, the new clothes she bought yesterday were indeed necessities. She needed to wear something, and if she returned all the new clothes she bought yesterday, she wouldn’t have anything to wear. Moreover, the clerk who attended to her yesterday had been working for many days straight and finally met a customer as significant as her. The commission was just now in hand, not even warmed up, and if her returns caused the clerk to lose commission, or worse, lose their job... Jiang Xin thought she would feel guilty to death. So, considering a multitude of reasons, Jiang Xin ultimately decided to keep the new clothes. To avoid being tormented by indecision again. Jiang Xin simply picked out the set she liked most from the new clothes she bought yesterday and put it on. As for the remaining two sets, she took off the tags, giving herself no room for regret. And Jiang Xin, after a moment of hesitation, snapped out of it. What was she afraid of? Though she spent the money, she still had money coming in every day. By tonight, the money she earned from selling goods at the market would all be back in her pocket. A few hundred bucks with ease. Without any middlemen taking a cut. Moreover, the goods she sold came from her own space, so there were no upfront costs, whatever she sold was profit. All the earnings were hers! Jiang Xin couldn’t understand why she was still fretting; it’s true she didn’t have much money on hand now, but saving a bit here and there would solve that problem. So, she really didn’t need to worry about it. Once Jiang Xin thought it through, her mood lightened considerably. She opened the door and walked out of the Fu Family’s courtyard. Jiang Xin bumped into Mrs. Fu head-on. After what happened yesterday, the encounter was indeed a bit awkward at this moment. Mrs. Fu still bore a grudge; if it weren’t for Jiang Xin, she wouldn’t have been so humiliated and ridiculed by the whole village yesterday. So now, how could Mrs. Fu possibly show Jiang Xin a pleasant face after seeing her? Mrs. Fu directly ignored Jiang Xin, not caring where she was going, treating Jiang Xin as if she were dead, since she wouldn’t have to see her much longer anyway. Mrs. Fu had insomnia last night, spending half the night pondering, and the more she thought, the more suffocated she felt. Mrs. Fu decided that as soon as her son came back, she would make Fu Yu divorce Jiang Xin immediately. Her son wasn’t lacking in any regard, and their family’s financial situation was decent too. Once Jiang Xin was gone, picking a good daughter-in-law from the village would be no problem at all. Living each day under Jiang Xin’s mercy, just thinking about it made her feel oppressed, and she didn’t want to put up with it anymore. Mrs. Fu, having gone through a few confrontations with Jiang Xin and getting nothing out of it, had wised up. Both she and her husband were getting on in years, and they weren’t as spry as before. If they got into a direct conflict with Jiang Xin, the two of them certainly couldn’t take her on. So, since they couldn’t win in a fight, it was better to minimize friction and reduce contact in all aspects. Mrs. Fu knew she couldn’t stand looking at Jiang Xin and always wanted to pick a quarrel with her at first sight, but after suffering a few losses, Mrs. Fu decided to ignore Jiang Xin. She treated Jiang Xin like air. After all, this Jiang Xin wouldn’t be bouncing around their house for many days; everything would be resolved once her son came back. Jiang Xin dared to bully their elderly couple only because her son wasn’t at home, hence she dared to act so high-handed. Once Fu Yu returned, let’s see if Jiang Xin still dared to behave . If she did, Mrs. Fu thought, she’d definitely have Fu Yu beat Jiang Xin. By then, regardless of how tough Jiang Xin was, after a few beatings, she’d surely behave. The physical strength difference between a man and a woman is significant, and no matter how strong Jiang Xin was, she wouldn’t match Fu Yu in strength. So at this moment, Mrs. Fu thought enduring the grievance for a while wasn’t a big deal; the day her son returned, it wouldn’t even take half a month for her to have her revenge. Thinking this way, Mrs. Fu felt relieved, her mood lightened, and she couldn’t be bothered to deal with Jiang Xin. When they passed each other, Mrs. Fu didn’t even acknowledge Jiang Xin or ask her where she was off to so early in the morning. Anyway, she figured, Jiang Xin had gone through such efforts to marry Fu Yu. Even going so far as to break off her distant cousin’s engagement to marry Fu Yu. Surely, she was not just a little in love with Fu Yu, and since, as the villagers said, Jiang Xin was so devoted to Fu Yu, she certainly wouldn’t allow herself to have an affair outside. Could it be that she was out shopping again? Thinking of this made Mrs. Fu grind her teeth in anger. After all, she still thought that since Jiang Xin married into their family, every penny Jiang Xin spent belonged to them. If this wasteful woman squandered this much, by the time her son returned, Jiang Xin would have blown through everything they had to their name. Tʜe source of this ᴄontent ɪs 𝓷𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓵⁂𝓯𝓲𝓻𝓮⁂𝓷𝓮𝓽 Looking at Jiang Xin, Mrs. Fu felt the urge to open her mouth to tell Jiang Xin not to waste their family’s money, but she also felt she had no right. After all, just like Jiang Xin said in front of the villagers yesterday, she hadn’t taken a penny from the Fu Family; all the money on Jiang Xin came from her parents. Naturally, Mrs. Fu was well aware of this. So she didn’t have any grounds.