After she finished writing her manuscript, she found out that Su Xiu had no intention of getting married and was determined to find a live-in son-in-law at home. She regretted it deeply at that time; she wouldn't have rushed to write the manuscript if she had known.
The original manuscript that Su Wen presented was easily recognizable, especially to Zhou Yan, who had seen countless copies of the second version. She knew Su Wen's handwriting like the back of her hand. Her expression changed on the spot. With a gloomy face, she took out a stack of letters from her bag and could not help but sneer.
"I, Zhou Yan, hate this kind of despicable person the most in my life. Fortunately, I came personally."
She remarked that a beautiful woman like Su Wen wouldn't ask for such an exorbitant fee; it was simply repulsive greed.
