Transmigrated as the Ex-Wife of a Heroic Man Chapter 423 - Chapter 423: Gifting Mother-in-law

Chapter 423 - Chapter 423: Gifting Mother-in-law

Chapter 423: Gifting Mother-in-law

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

“Yes, how much?” Cao Meihua only looked outside without opening the zipper to look inside. After all, it was someone else’s wallet. She had s.n.a.t.c.hed it away instinctively earlier, which was quicker than thinking. Now she realized how awkward it was.

Fortunately, they were already familiar with each other. She liked Su Wen’s personality very much. She wasn’t the kind of person who was overly cautious and petty.

She was straightforward, generous, and easygoing. Most importantly, she was good-looking and pleasing to the eye. At this moment, Cao Meihua regretted that her younger brother was a little too young. If he was about the same age as Su Wen, he would have become her sister-in-law.

By then, she would be able to carry a new bag every day.

What a pity.

“Half the price of the bag.” When Su Wen quoted this price, she felt a little guilty. However, on second thought, she was aiming for the luxury market. If it was too cheap, wouldn’t everyone be able to afford it?

If everyone could afford it, what would distinguish it in terms of cla.s.s and taste?

Thinking of this, her apprehension quickly faded.

Cao Meihua gasped. “Alright, you’ve got me hooked, don’t you?”

“Sister Cao, don’t worry. You won’t suffer a loss if you buy it. Not to boast, but the things I sell in the future will only increase in value, never decrease. Who knows, maybe the bag you buy from me will even appreciate over time! If you consider it as an investment, doesn’t that make it seem even more worthwhile?”

This was one of the marketing tactics for luxury goods.

“I’d be the ghost if I believed you.” Cao Meihua said this despite her words, she was still very generous. “Alright, give me two of those wallets.” “Thank you for taking care of the business, Sister Cao.”

“You really know how to do business.”

Fifth sister, Sixth sister, and Little Sister, who had been watching from the side, were dumbfounded. From the initial nervousness, to relaxation, to admiration, and finally to contemplation. Simultaneously, they made a silent pledge to learn more from their Big sister.

Especially Fifth sister, who had spent almost the entire summer vacation reading in her room and not going anywhere. This time, she followed her Big sister out and was very touched. She couldn’t help but ask herself if she should come out and interact with more people.

Or maybe she could think of a way to earn some pocket money?

Sixth sister thought, “She’s going to make a fortune.”

Little sister giggled like a little kitten who was cheating and whispered into Su Wen’s ear, “Big sister, can you buy me a lot of candies this time?” “How can I give you less candy?” Su Wen said dotingly.

“Hehehe…” Little sister smiled even more happily.

Sixth sister snorted coldly from the side upon hearing this, “Humph! If you don’t have enough brains, that’s one thing. But eating so much candy will squash whatever little intelligence you have left. Let’s see how you dare go outside and scare people.”

Little sister was taken aback, her smile immediately fading. She sat on the chair like a frosted eggplant, motionless.

Su Wen had never interfered in the matters between Little sister and Sixth sister. She pretended not to hear anything even if she heard it.

At this moment, Deputy Director Wei suddenly looked at Su Wen with a troubled expression. “Su Wen, do you have anything that’s suitable for people in their fifties or sixties? My mother-in-law is going to celebrate her 60th birthday soon. I want to get her a gift.”

Deputy Director Wei’s mother-in-law wasn’t just from any ordinary family. When she was young, she was actually the daughter of a warlord and had stayed overseas. Later on, due to political reasons, she suffered a lot. Although her health wasn’t good now, she remained a sophisticated elderly lady.

However, Deputy Director Wei did not have a good relationship with his mother-in-law. It was not that her mother-in-law was bad, but that their personalities and hobbies were different. They couldn’t get along, her mother-in-law disapproved of many things Deputy Director Wei did..