Back To The 80s: President's Doted Wife novel Chapter 1984

Chapter 1984: Chapter 1986: Spendthrift Girl

The weather is getting hotter, and Cheng Su is busy packing some necessary things from the house to prepare for transportation to Guangcheng. There are hardly any clothes among them, which Mother Cheng finds curious. She asks a question and learns that Cheng Su plans to give most of her clothes away and won’t be taking them to Guangcheng, hence not much packing is involved.

"Why is that? Why are perfectly good clothes being given away?" Mother Cheng is shocked.

Cheng Su laughs, "These are styles from a few years ago, and they’re not really fashionable anymore. Besides, what doesn’t Guangcheng have? I can just buy new ones there!" Does she lack money for a couple of pieces of clothing?

Mother Cheng calls out to the heavens several times, pointing at her and scolding her for being a spendthrift. Those clothes, in her eyes, are not worn out or torn; some are even quite new, seemingly worn only a few times, yet she says she doesn’t want them?

This girl is so wasteful—is money blowing in from the wind?

Not to mention that the clothes Cheng Su bought were quite expensive, and now she’s giving them away; it breaks Mother Cheng’s heart.

"Auntie, Guangcheng is a big city, there’s plenty of clothes, and Cheng Su is a big boss; she must dress nicely and elegantly. Old clothes don’t match her status! Just let her be; she doesn’t lack the money to buy clothes; she’s very wealthy," Fei Yin says with a smile.

Cheng Su is indeed wealthy and generous. During her stay, she accompanied them mother and son on shopping sprees, and regarding clothes, she never missed out, buying quite a lot for herself.

As for food, she’s even more willing to spend money. Speaking of it, since she came here, she’s gained a few pounds—how sinful!

Upon hearing Fei Yin’s words, Cheng Su glances at her jokingly: "Cough, cough, a person should be low-key and not flaunt their wealth!"

Fei Yin giggles.

Mother Cheng also laughs, saying: "You young people have never suffered. Back in our days, forget new clothes—just having old ones was..."

"Thank the national leaders—they opened up reforms that lifted us out of poverty and helped us live better lives." Cheng Su laughs.

"Indeed!"

The two chat away, and they find themselves in agreement on many topics, feeling increasingly in tune with each other.

"Come, have some pumpkin pancakes!" Mother Cheng comes out with a plate of golden pumpkin pancakes.

The group picks up chopsticks one after another, and suddenly there’s a knock on the door. Mother Cheng goes to open the door, and outside is Deng Weixia’s family of three.