Fu Ya did not look at Fu Cheng and simply replied calmly. "I already made plans to move out on my own a long time ago. It has nothing to do with your family."
Fu Cheng pondered briefly and then understood the reason. He knew exactly why his cousin wanted to move out.
She wanted to move away from his territory and out of his control.
Not in this lifetime.
"Considering the tiny amount of money you make at the Chinese pharmacy, you can't even feed yourself, let alone find your own place. Do you have to make my parents worry? You are a grown woman, so you have to think more carefully," said Fu Cheng calmly.
"You don't have to worry about that." Fu Ya's voice sounded unperturbed. She turned to look at Mr. and Mrs. Fu. She said, "Please don't try to stop me. My mind's made up."
She stood up and nodded slightly. After leaving the dining hall, she went upstairs.
Mrs. Fu snapped out of her shock. "I wonder what's gotten into her."
