Deferential Treatment

During the shopping spree, they bought two things. Liang Xiuqin spent more than 3,000 yuan on herself, which was an exceedingly large amount of money.

The Wilson tennis racket that they bought for the eldest son cost 15,000 yuan, and they also bought a designer shawl for Mrs. Chen.

If Yun Xi had gone to the Chen family's house by herself, she could have gone empty-handed or taken some fruit that she had bought from street vendors along the way. Mrs. Chen knew about her situation at the Yun family's house, and she didn't care about superficial etiquette.

In Mrs. Chen's own words, the Chen family had no need for anything, and they didn't want her to struggle to buy some trifling gifts.

But if her mother wanted to take advantage of her, how could she not set a trap for her and have her bleed some money?

This time, quite a lot of money had been bled, so her mother would probably feel distressed for quite a while.