Seeing Yan Yue smile, Zhao Minggeng inwardly wiped the sweat from his brow; that was terrifying.
If his wife doubts his sincerity because of the issue of his secret stash of money, he's doomed.
Zhao Minggeng never used to hide money from his family; giving his earnings to his mother was a habit. He never felt there was anything wrong with it.
What was Ma Wan'er's assessment of Zhao Minggeng? "I've never seen such a big fool as you in the world. You have the appearance of intelligence, but you're actually a complete idiot."
I really regret marrying such a spineless coward.
Couldn't you hide a few copper coins for me every time you went out to sell your game?
I have to ask my mother for permission to buy even the smallest things like needles and thread. When I go back to my parents' house, I don't even have money to buy a pound of meat. Do you know how my mother, my brother, and my sister-in-law view me?
If I had known that marrying you would mean living a life without a single penny, I should have married the carpenter Chen at the edge of the village.
At least the carpenter's wife was in charge from the moment she entered the house, and she could spend the money however she wanted..."
Often, when Zhao Minggeng got annoyed by the nagging, he would mutter to himself, "Then she would move all the things in the house to her parents' house. That's a spendthrift woman."
Since the divorce, Zhao Minggeng has never thought about getting married again. If it weren't for Princess Yanyue taking a liking to him, he might have really lived a lonely life.
As for the matter of hiding money, he had already handed over all his belongings to the princess before the marriage.
Although there was nothing wrong with withdrawing money from the accounting office each time he needed it, Zhao Minggeng always felt that it was wrong.
Especially during holidays, giving red envelopes to the younger generation and emptying one's wife's pocket always feels uncomfortable.
His wife's money all came from his two little brats.
Zhao Minggeng made this distinction exceptionally clear.
Therefore, he also worked hard outside to earn money to support his parents, children, and nephews and grandnephews. Zhao Minggeng wanted to spend the money he earned.
He usually keeps the money he earns in his study.
That day, he returned with his manuscript fee, but before he could even get back to his study, he was stopped by a servant waiting at the door, who said that the princess wanted him to go back to the backyard.
There was no reason for him to refuse his wife's summons, but when he got to the backyard, he remembered that he was still holding some money in his hand.
After entering the house, he glanced around and casually tossed the money into the large vase.
I thought something urgent had happened, but it turns out his two little brats can call him "Dad."
However, since the child can already call him "Dad," it's really not right for his biological father not to be there to listen.
So Yan Yue got excited and had someone wait at the main gate.
Being called "Dad" by the little brat was a novel experience for Zhao Minggeng, who was so happy he almost forgot about the money he had thrown into the large vase.
The cleaning maid discovered this, and Zhao Minggeng was shocked to find his back soaked with sweat.
He should be more careful in the future, or should he be honest with his wife? After thinking it over repeatedly, Zhao Minggeng felt that he shouldn't be honest.
Otherwise, when I give my wife gifts during holidays, there's never any surprise.
In fact, was Princess Yan Yue really fooled? Not at all.
Where in the entire mansion isn't under her jurisdiction?
If she wants to know something, there's nothing she won't find out.
Having witnessed the eccentricities of her ex-husband's family, Yan Yue is now able to face anything calmly.
However, Zhao Minggeng did not show any impropriety, and all those around him were her people.
As long as Zhao Minggeng doesn't flirt with other vixens, she'll turn a blind eye and just watch where Zhao Minggeng's money goes.
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