Upon hearing Su Yu's words, Su Dazhi and Su Zhi suddenly felt that their family, which was dirt poor, wasn't so bad after all.

"You have to stay calm. Liu Mei's family isn't as well-off as ours, and she's reluctant to leave you. Right now, it's a matter of who's more assertive," Su Yu encouraged.

Su Dazhi then nodded firmly.

His family wasn't bad off, and his older sister was so devoted to him. On the contrary, Liu Mei's family was poor, so she definitely wouldn't want to leave him.

In the afternoon, Su Yu and Su Dazhi went to the factory's logistics department together. Su Dazhi put his fingerprint on the document, and from now on, Su Yu would collect his salary directly from him, avoiding any issues with Liu Mei later asking him for it.

As long as Liu Mei doesn't have as much money as him, she'll treat him well.

Although Su Dazhi was still a little hesitant, he decided to give it a try. After all, his older sister was devoted to him.

...

At Lao Liu's house, Liu Mei took the afternoon off and spent most of her time crying on her mother's bed at her parents' home.

Old Mrs. Liu was so angry that she cursed and swore at home, "Those brats from the Su family have gotten really bold. They even dare to bully our Liu family. They don't even look at how dilapidated their family is. They still dare to bully us. Meizi, you'll stay at home this time. We won't go back until Dazhi comes to apologize to you and picks you up in person."

She simply couldn't believe that a married man could leave his wife.

Hearing Liu's mother's words, Liu Mei felt more confident. As long as her family helped her, she wasn't afraid of anything. At worst, she could stay at her parents' house for a while. She had money and wasn't worried about going hungry.