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After Lu Jing left, Sang Ying grabbed Sang Yu's arm and squealed softly, afraid her grandmother would hear. "Sister, the brother-in-law you found is so handsome! Isn’t he just like the domineering CEO in novels? Where did you find him?"
"Stop!" Sang Yu interrupted her noisy cousin. "Which of your many questions should I answer first?"
"Hehe, I'm just a bit excited!" Sang Ying replied, bouncing on her feet. "Sister, I heard from my mom that your brother-in-law is a CEO?"
"Yes," Sang Yu nodded.
"Then he really is a domineering CEO!"
"A domineering CEO? What do you think this is, a novel?" Sang Yu thought to herself. She couldn't see any of that CEO aura in Lu Jing; he was just a clingy person!
Lu Jing chimed in, "I only cling to you; outside, I'm still the CEO."
Just then, Sang Qing ran over, visibly excited, his voice trembling as he spoke. "What’s wrong?" Sang Yu asked, noticing his agitation and thinking something serious had happened.
"Sister, do you know how much money was in the red envelope from my brother-in-law?"
Sang Yu shook her head. She didn’t even know he had prepared a red envelope, so how could she know how much was inside?
"Ten thousand! There’s actually ten thousand yuan in it!" Sang Jie exclaimed, feeling the red envelope in his hand was almost too hot to hold. He had secretly counted it earlier and was stunned; it was much more than he expected. Wasn’t this a bit too much?
Sang Ying's eyes widened as well when she heard this. She looked down at the two red envelopes in her hands. Did that mean she had twenty thousand yuan? That was nearly four months' salary for her boyfriend! Wasn’t this a bit excessive?
The siblings shared the same thought—completely identical.
Sang Yu raised an eyebrow. She only noticed that the red envelope was quite thick but hadn’t expected it to contain ten thousand yuan; she thought it would be a thousand at most. But if it was ten thousand, then so be it. After all, Lu Jing was just a man who had nothing left but money.
"What’s wrong? Are you complaining that there’s too much money?" Sang Yu teased her cousin with a smile. "You were so eager to get the red envelope earlier!"
Sang Qing rubbed his head awkwardly. "I thought it would only be a thousand; I didn’t expect it to be this much! If I had known it was ten thousand, I wouldn’t have dared to take this red envelope."
"It’s fine; just take it." Sang Yu wanted to ruffle her cousin's hair like before but realized he was now half a head taller than her and reluctantly put her hand down instead.
"Is this for real?" Sang Ying asked uncertainly. "If our parents find out we received such a large red envelope, won’t we get in trouble?"
"It’s fine; your brother-in-law is rich." Sang Yu swore she wasn’t trying to show off; she was merely stating a fact.
"I think they're wrong," Sang Jie suddenly interjected, drawing the attention of both Sang Yu and Sang Ying.
They all said that the richer a person is, the stingier they become, which must mean they haven't reached a certain level of wealth. Someone like my brother-in-law, who treats money like dirt, is the real wealthy person.
Sang Ying nodded in agreement.
Sang Yu responded, "Where do you see him treating money like dirt?"
Sang Jie replied, "Just look at how he casually spends ten thousand at a time."
Sang Yu conceded, "You're right!"
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