Back to the 80s: Raising my Wolfy Boyfriend-Chapter 357: Worried Boy Gets Tricked
At this moment, he thought of his desk mate, Yu Lele.
The other person was always eating, eating, eating every day.
And his family situation was good. Every time he ran out of pocket money, he would always have An Mingji treat him to ice cream, bread, soda, and cookies.
Thinking of his troublesome desk mate, An Mingji looked worried. How could he eat so much?
Seeing the worry on his face, Gu Jin misunderstood.
She lowered her eyes, staring at the bills on the book with a slight frown: "Is it not enough?"
An Mingji immediately spoke up: "No, no, it’s not that, Sister Jin, the money you give me is enough. There’s even some left over every day. I’ve saved up five or six hundred yuan now."
Afraid she wouldn’t believe him, he reached for his pencil case, took out two hundred-yuan bills from the bottom, and also pulled out a few ten-yuan notes from his notebook.
"There’s more in the drawer at home. The money you give me is more than enough."
Seeing the money the young man took out, Gu Jin wasn’t happy but rather more troubled.
With the way the young man is, no wonder girls confess to him and try to tempt him with snacks.
She looked at the young man disapprovingly: "The money I give you is for spending. Why aren’t you spending it? Buy whatever you like, especially since you can occasionally treat your classmates."
"I do, there have been several times when they didn’t have money for food, it was on me." An Mingji spoke, slightly aggrieved.
"And what about the girls?"
"...There are, too." After a moment, the young man nodded.
To be honest, it wasn’t really him treating the girls. His desk mate, Yu Lele, took the money meant for buying soda and got cotton candy for the girls.
"So what did you buy for them to eat?"
"Cotton candy—" An Mingji slowly opened his mouth.
Would that count as lying?
He felt that if he denied it, Sister Jin’s expression wouldn’t look good.
Hearing what the young man said, Gu Jin let out a sigh of relief.
She continued, "In the future, you can treat the girls to snacks, but don’t spend their money, okay? If you accept anything from them, you must return it with something of equal or greater value than what they gave you."
"Why?" An Mingji asked, a little puzzled.
Although he always kept his distance from the girls and never interacted with them, he still wanted to know the reason.
"Because you’re a boy."
Gu Jin really wanted to say that because you’re a boy, you have to be a little more generous when facing girls. You mustn’t let them think you’re stingy or cheap.
And you must learn to spend money. Your sister here doesn’t lack money. Don’t be tricked away by a few candies, sodas, or bread from other girls.
But she didn’t say this out loud.
In any case, her own child absolutely couldn’t be bribed by girls buying snacks.
An Mingji sensed there was an underlying message in her words, but he couldn’t figure out what it was. He was full of questions but didn’t dare speak, afraid Gu Jin would give him more money.
"Keep this money, buy whatever you want, don’t worry about saving it. Your Sister Jin doesn’t need you to save, the money I make is for you to spend."
As always, An Mingji obeyed her words diligently, and this time was no exception.
He took the three hundred yuan and put it into his pencil case.
Then the two of them, one at ease and the other confused, went to the kitchen to eat.
At the dining table, Gu Jin continued to chatter.
"Originally, I wanted to invest in some real estate for you, but you’re too young to handle it. Once you graduate from middle school, I’ll open another account and transfer some funds to you, teaching you how to use money to make money. You must remember that money is earned to be spent."
