Chapter 190 - Aunt Mo Asks for Money (1/2)

Translator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales

“What’s the matter? I’ve already paid for your daughter’s tuition. I also introduced you to a job with such a high paying salary. Don’t you already have enough money for your monthly expenses?”

“Yes… Yes… It’s just that, I… I got into a bit of trouble,” Aunt Mo stammered. She knew it wasn’t good for her to ask for money like that. She had a weak conscience.

“Well, I don’t care about your troubles. I’m not running a charity. You didn’t even do the things that I asked you to do well. And now, you come to ask me for more money? How can you have the audacity to even do that?” He Yan snapped back. She started to get impatient with Aunt Mo.

Aunt Mo was dilly-dallying when she had asked her to do something. And now, she came back to ask her for money? Was this a joke?

Upon hearing He Yan’s words, Aunt Mo felt even worse.

After she hesitated for quite some time, Aunt Mo continued to speak with a trembling voice, “But… But, He Jianjun is back! He’s pestering me right now. If you don’t lend me money for the divorce proceedings, I will tell him to go pester you!”

Aunt Mo’s words grew in pitch and vigor. She tried to make He Yan afraid.

He Yan and He Jianjun were related. After He Yan’s father had died, her mother had married He Jianjun’s father.

Although the two weren’t related by blood, they were still part of the same family. He Jianjun had left with his mother after his father remarried. As a result, not many people knew about their relations.h.i.+p. It had been many years since they had seen each other.

Furthermore, Mo Huiqin had split up with He Jianjun quite some time ago. Due to this reason, not many people knew about how she was related to He Yan.

However, as He Jianjun’s wife, Mo Huiqiin knew about his family.

Similar to Aunt Mo, He Yan didn’t want to be involved with that b.a.s.t.a.r.d of a man.

“Now you’ve learned how to threaten me?” He Yan growled back.

“No… I didn’t mean it like that. I really don’t know what to do.” Aunt Mo cried out. However, she knew that she had to pull through with this. Her daughter needed this. She must get this money.

“Okay, okay. How much money do you need?”