Chapter 1707: Miss Nice Girl (70)

"Mom, are you talking about that greasy, bald, forty-six-year-old fat man?" Tang Guo curled her lips into a smile. "Marrying him for only three hundred thousand yuan would be too much of a loss. At the very least, he'd have to pay off my debt and buy Xiaokun a house too. If he agrees, I can consider coming back."

"Forget it. No one would agree to that." Li Meixue had finally seen it clearly. Her daughter couldn't endure hardship and loved taking advantage of others.

These days, who would be willing to pay off a million-yuan debt for a blind date?

She had already been hard enough to marry off before. Now that she owed a million yuan, it would be even harder.

Deep down, Li Meixue had already given up on Tang Guo. She even wanted to cut off all contact with her.

Mainly because she was afraid Tang Guo would run away, and then the debt collectors would come after their family.

"Mom, our family isn't exactly poor. No matter what, I'm still your daughter. I don't want anything. Just give me three hundred thousand yuan, and I won't take a single cent from the family in the future. How about that? Once I meet a rich man and become a wealthy madam, I'll definitely remember you and Xiaokun."

Li Meixue desperately wanted to say that she'd have to be possessed to agree.

Her daughter had changed. She was actually coming up with tricks to swindle money from her.

"Xiaoguo, everything in this family belongs to Xiaokun. Your father and I have already raised you into adulthood. We've fulfilled all our responsibilities. We don't owe you anything, so don't even think about Xiaokun's things. Originally, Mom still wanted to introduce you to some wealthy men, but now that you owe a million yuan, who would be willing to help you repay it?"

By now, Li Meixue no longer expected to use Tang Guo to obtain bride price money to buy Tang Xiaokun a house.

As long as Tang Guo's troubles didn't drag the whole family down with her, she'd already be burning incense in gratitude.

How was she so unlucky to have raised a spendthrift daughter who only knew how to take and never give back?

Smashing an antique worth a fortune at the slightest disagreement—if word spread, people might think she brought bad luck to wealth and squandered money. Who would want to marry her?

"Mom, saying that is too heartless. I've seen other families outside. My friends' parents would leave half their property to them even though they're daughters."

"Mom, if I hadn't been cornered with nowhere else to turn, why would I have come to you?"

"Xiaoguo, think of another way. Mom really can't help you. And don't call home so often in the future. Everything's fine here, and we don't need your help either. You're an adult now, so stop causing trouble for your mother."

As soon as she finished speaking, Li Meixue hurriedly hung up, afraid that Tang Guo would continue asking her for money.

She firmly believed that once three hundred thousand yuan left her hands, she'd never see it again.

Her daughter had no skills beyond daydreaming about becoming a wealthy madam. Who knew how many years it would take her to earn a million yuan?

"She hung up?" Baili Sheng asked.

Tang Guo held her phone and smiled. "She did. The moment money is mentioned, how could she not hang up?"

Baili Sheng noticed that Tang Guo hadn't put down her phone. Instead, she opened Moments and began composing a post.

Nothing complicated—just saying that she had accidentally broken an antique belonging to the company, was now burdened with a debt of one million yuan, and desperately needed help.

Of course, everyone on that account consisted of the original host's old social circle, including former classmates and relatives.

And this post was specifically intended for certain people to see.

In the past, her posts would receive likes as soon as they were uploaded.

But this one sat there for half a day as though no one had even noticed it.

Afterward, she opened the chat windows of the former classmates whom the original host had once helped one by one and sent messages, saying that she had fallen into debt and needed to borrow money.