Chapter 675： Borrow money from uncle 4 (2/2)

Not to mention whether the old man Jiang is a bad guy, Zhao Xiulan was really worried that the old man Jiang lent the money to Jiang Caifeng because of his face.

With Jiang Caifeng's virtuous character, if Mr. Jiang lent her money, 80% of it would be that the meat buns beat the dogs and never returned.

Fortunately, Mr. Jiang was not what Zhao Xiulan worried about.

Mr. Jiang was very dissatisfied with Jiang Caifeng's behavior of asking him to borrow money as soon as he came up.

He is not a fool. Jiang Caifeng asked him to borrow money, and he could have asked for it when they were having dinner together. Now, he ran over to ask him to borrow money in private, and his second brother definitely didn't know.

So Mr. Jiang rushed to Jiang Caifeng and said, ”niece, since you asked to borrow money, it's not good if I don't lend it to you.”

Hearing what Mr. Jiang said, Jiang Caifeng's heart was suddenly overjoyed, and she thought that this matter was over, who knew that then Mr. Jiang said again, ”But this matter, you have to tell your father and find your father, He agreed with me to lend you the money again.”

Jiang Caifeng was suddenly dumbfounded, but she didn't expect her uncle to get to this level.

Jiang Caifeng twitched the corners of his mouth awkwardly and said, ”Uncle, what does it have to do with my dad when you lend me money?”

”Of course it has something to do with it. I lent you money. It must be out of your dad's face! After all, he is my younger brother! Go and find him, he agrees, and I will lend you the money!”

Jiang Caifeng's face collapsed, ”Uncle, this, this”

”It's not too much trouble, right? If you don't want to go there, I'll let Jiang Cheng run over and call your dad over!”

Jiang Caifeng is not because she is unwilling to run away, she simply knows that if her father finds out about this, she will definitely not let her uncle lend her money, and she might even be scolded!

After thinking about it, Jiang Caifeng could only wave her hand, ”Uncle, forget it, I won't borrow this money!”