C15 I'll Give You Half of My Mother's Love and All the Red Packets will Belong to Me

Article 15: I'll give you half of my mother's love, and all the red packets will belong to me.

Mrs Su readily agreed. She was very happy.

She stretched out her hand. She handed a big red packet to Hsing Biao.

"This is the red packet I gave you. I have another good son. "

"Mom, I don't want it. "

"Take it. This is the money for the celebration. You have to take it. "

Hsing Biao could not reject such a warm mother-in-law. He smiled and held the red packet, feeling a little embarrassed.

"This is the first time in my life that I've received money from my mother. I'm quite shy. "

"Your mother never gave you money? What a good lie. "

Hsing Biao remembered the days he had lived in the past thirty years. His smile was a little bitter.

"My mother didn't give me money. I left home when I was a teenager. In order to live, I stole money and also became a thief. I even beat people up. I was even arrested by the police. No one has ever given me red packets or red packet money. "

Su Moh paused for a moment, then frowned. Hsing Biao had been living a very tough life.

Mrs Su patted Hsing Biao's hand.

"From now on, I am your biological mother. I love you. "

"Okay, mother. "

Hsing Biao nodded his head heavily.

Hsing Biao looked at Mrs Su's smile. Mrs Su was kind and nice to him. He could not be immoral. He knew that Mrs Su was sincerely good to him. He would take care of Su Moh's parents with Su Moh.

Su Moh stretched out his hand.

"Give it to me. "

"What?"

Hsing Biao was confused. What did Su Moh want?

"Give me the red packet!"

Su Moh's eyes widened, and Hsing Biao obediently handed the red packet to Su Moh. But just as he put the red packet into Su Moh's hands, he withdrew the red packet again.

"No, this is a red packet from my mother. "

This was a red packet from his mother-in-law. Why did he need to transfer the red packet to Su Moh the moment he received it?

"You once told me that after we get married, you will give me all your belongings. Do you want to go back on your word?"

"Moh, don't snatch Hsing Biao's red packet. I will give you a red packet. "

" You should give me a red packet. I'm your son. Why does he have a red packet, but I don't? But, Hsing Biao, yours is mine. Give it to me! "

It wasn't that he couldn't bear to part with the red packet, but that this was the first time his mother-in-law had given him a red packet. This was very memorable. He wanted to go back and collect it so that he could remember it properly.

"I'll give you whatever you want. "

Hsing Biao left the red packet and gave the money to Su Moh. All the money was the same. At most, he could put some more money in, and it was a big red packet.

"It's really quite a lot of money. "

Su Moh took out his wallet and put the money in it without any hesitation. He then reached out to his mother and hinted, You should give me a red packet, because you should give me money as compensation for marrying me to Hsing Biao.

Mrs Su quickly gave Su Moh a red packet as well.

Su Moh put the two unexpected money into his wallet.

"You are a junior. Didn't you say you would be filial to my mother? You should show your sincerity to my mother. According to the local customs, husbands would buy their wives gold jewelry. You don't have to buy me jewelry. You can buy some for my mother. "

" This is a must. "

"I don't need it. You have given my family quite a lot of betrothal gifts. "

Su Moh began to snatch money. Hsing Biao's money was almost going to belong to him.

Su Moh glanced at Hsing Biao. Hsing Biao would definitely listen to his wife.

"I'll buy it. "

Su Moh snorted. He had already said that he would not let them go easily. He started to act now. Didn't Hsing Biao say that his money belonged to Su Moh? Since his mother forced him to marry Hsing Biao, then they shouldn't blame him for taking revenge on them one by one.

He was a lawyer and was very smart. He was familiar with the law and knew how to exploit loopholes. He also knew how to make other people's money his.

He was a money-grubber.

Then don't blame him for snatching money.