Even though Jing Peng is handsome and stylish, no matter how good-looking he is, at the end of the day, he is just a student.
As he grew older, the amounts of money he used also increased.
This money was neither given by Shu Yu nor by the village chief.
His older and second brothers, upon returning to the village, wouldn't give him any money.
In their words, "Don't develop such habits; a boy should not be indulged excessively."
In any case, his family wouldn't shortchange him when it came to things Jing Peng needed to buy or expenses he had to cover.
He never had less than twenty yuan of pocket money on him.
Last month, Shu Yu gave him a hundred yuan, estimating that it would take him three months to spend it all.
Unexpectedly, he suddenly ran to her, asking Shu Yu for eight hundred yuan.
Shu Yu's monthly salary was only seventy yuan.
She couldn't even save up to eight hundred yuan over the course of a year, so of course, she refused.
