A Loss

"Mother, how can you doubt me? I'm your good son. I really didn't lie. If you don't believe me, you can ask Mrs. Wu." Chu Jin was confident about this. He did not feel guilty at all. He was not stupid. He deliberately sold it for a hundred copper coins more. He did not want Wu Huzi to regret it, so he naturally had to find his parents to testify.

Reality told him that this decision was correct.

He secretly glanced at his mother, who seemed to be no longer angry and heaved a sigh of relief.

'It seems like my mother is afraid that I'll get into trouble, and not really sad that I sold the bracelet,' Chu Jin thought to himself.

With this knowledge, Chu Jin was relieved. He was in a better mood than ever. As long as his mother was not angry, he could develop his hobby in peace. He was excited when he thought that he could soon exchange his silver savings for gold.

"We can't let this matter go like this." Ye Muyu stood up while holding the ruler.