In her previous life, when Liu Yin married into the family, she hadn't needed to shell out ten taels for a "divorce fee," nor did the old lady have to go to jail or pay for her release. The ox cart that fetched the bride had a smooth journey, and no one came knocking to collect debts on the wedding day.
Calculating this, Liu Yin had spent over fifty taels more this time around—ha! That was just marvelous. Having so much of her savings wiped out the moment she married in, how could she not pick a fight with Song Yao?
Du Chunzhi walked among the tables to greet the guests. Liu Yin looked her over and suddenly remarked, "Chunzhi, Brother Liu treating you this well is a blessing you've cultivated over many lifetimes. You really must serve him well in the future."
Chapter 34