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Chapter 1062 He Chen: Nan Sun's aunt, you don't want this either...

"Her aunt and I don't get along very well..."

Jiang Pengfei didn't know what to say; he simply couldn't bring himself to say that Daisy looked down on him.

Although he knew that everyone else knew, including He Chen.

"I know, it's okay!" He Chen laughed. "Uncle doesn't need to talk to Auntie, let Nan Sun and Auntie talk to her."

They're all family, after all!

She doesn't get along with her uncle, so surely she can't also not get along with her niece Nan Sun and her aunt, her own sister?
I heard that she has even gotten divorced and now only has Nan Sun and her aunt as her relatives, which is why she has been trying to take them abroad to enjoy a better life and spend quality time with her family.

Therefore, she must care a lot about Nansun and her aunt.

Putting Nan Sun aside, Auntie and Uncle are legally married, so it's only natural that we share both happiness and hardship!

This is also a guarantee given to you by law.

Although my aunt works in accounting in the construction industry, she is also divorced. She should be very clear about the legal provisions regarding marriage, especially the issues of property and debt.

She should understand that if she doesn't help you, Uncle, your aunt will also be burdened with joint marital debts.

I heard she's always urging you to get a divorce, probably because she wants your aunt to get out of her debt crisis as soon as possible, right?
Judging from this, she must have had sisterly feelings for her aunt.

Besides, she should have it too.

Although she is very successful now, her family's financial situation must have been quite poor before?
Otherwise, Auntie wouldn't have become Mrs. Jiang at such a young age and remained in that position for two or three decades without ever working, spending all her time playing mahjong.

Given this past and this family background, it must have taken a lot of effort from your family to raise such a successful aunt.

At least in the initial stages, my aunt must have contributed her efforts.

So, whether it's from the perspective of sisterly affection, aunt-nephew relationship, or the basic principle of gratitude, even if I don't go to great lengths to help you, Uncle, helping you to the best of my ability is a basic moral and emotional bottom line.

As long as Auntie asks, Auntie will definitely help!
"If we don't help, we're not human!"

"..." Jiang Nansun's lips twitched as he listened, but he was speechless.

Before meeting He Chen, she was just like Princess Jiang in Ruolan's book. She felt that her mother had a hard time and that her aunt was amazing. She supported, or at least tacitly approved of, her aunt's repeated encouragement of her parents to divorce and break up her family.

But now, she is often persuaded by He Chen, and her values ​​have changed drastically. She can easily understand He Chen's logic.

Yes!

My aunt is different from He Chen; she has a genuine blood relationship with them.

And it is true that she must have received financial assistance from her father's family in the past, which enabled her to rise from a poor family to a high position.

Besides my aunt being truly outstanding, it would have been quite difficult without her help.

At the very least, things wouldn't have gone so smoothly. If it had taken even a little longer, it wouldn't have been as successful as it is now.

It's easy to figure out if you think about it for a moment.

My aunt is only forty years old, and she graduated from university at the age of 22. She definitely couldn't save much money at the beginning, after all, she is a sophisticated and self-disciplined girl, and she must have used all of her salary to dress up and improve herself.

She was supposed to start a business with Ye Jinyan, but the startup probably didn't have much money, so she was forced out and went abroad.

She was thirty then.

Settling abroad requires a large sum of money, so even if there were any savings from starting a business, they should have been almost entirely spent.

In other words, her domestic assets worth tens of millions and her larger villa abroad, along with her greater wealth and freedom, were all earned through her hard work in just ten years.

For every few more years delayed, the annual salary would have to increase significantly to achieve the wealth accumulation we have now.

Moreover, many opportunities from different eras would be lost. Therefore, if her father really helped her aunt back then, it would be rather cold-hearted for her aunt to turn her back on her family now.

“That’s right!” Jiang Pengfei murmured, “Aunt Nan Sun really should help us. Her sister and I are husband and wife. We share wealth, and we should also share debts…”

He said he suddenly understood, but he wasn't overly excited.

He knew what kind of person his daughter's aunt was and that she would never help him; otherwise, he wouldn't have set his sights on He Chen, who was 'not rich'.

"Uncle, are you having trouble explaining this to me?" He Chen suggested, feigning understanding. "How about I make this call and explain this to Auntie? I believe she will be understanding and at least act like a decent human being."

Without waiting for their reaction, he took out Jiang Nansun's phone and dialed Daisy's number. After the call connected, he immediately put the phone on speakerphone and quickly explained the situation.

"Auntie, you're financially independent now. Putting everything else aside, this apartment in Shanghai is bigger and more valuable than the one I took out a loan for. The key is that it's an idle asset."

I see that your uncle is in a hurry. Why don't you take out a loan for this house that you've converted into a bed and breakfast, and give it to your uncle to tide him over?

This will not prevent you from continuing to operate the house as a bed and breakfast.

That's exactly what I did before!
That was my only house, and it was even mortgaged.

But you're different, Auntie. You have a big house abroad and are financially independent. This house in Shanghai is just for investment and appreciation. Mortgages and such don't affect your life at all.

Even if you don't care about your uncle, at least consider Nansun and your aunt.

Auntie, you don't want Nansun and Auntie to have financial difficulties and cause problems for the family, or even be burdened with debt, because Uncle is short of money, right?
Auntie, say something!
Doesn't this work?
Ok!

Nan Sun looked at me; she probably didn't want me to trouble you, Aunt.

She felt that her aunt must have her own ideas and her own way of loving her and her aunt.

After all, she and your aunt are your only two blood relatives.

You can't help but love them.

If I didn't love them, I wouldn't have kept advising them like that.

Last time I suspected you had a twisted mentality and couldn't stand seeing other people's marriages and families be happy and harmonious, but maybe I was overthinking it.

I apologize to you and my aunt.

You're definitely not that kind of pervert (suddenly shouts)!
Let's forget about it then.

I think you're also worried that if your uncle keeps messing around with stocks, he might ruin the family fortune. If the old house is gone, where will the family of four live?

At this point, your three-bedroom, one-living-room guesthouse would be just the right place for them to stay.

Auntie, you're so thoughtful!
Row!
I see!"

“…” A heavy breathing came from the other end of the phone. Although there was no sound, Jiang Nansun and Jiang Pengfei could almost see the usually proud Daisy clutching her chest, her heart aching, and struggling to breathe.

He Chen's words were incredibly hurtful.

They all knew what kind of person Daisy was, and they knew that she had no intention of dealing with Jiang Pengfei's messy debts, let alone mortgaging her idle domestic properties to her brother-in-law Jiang Pengfei for cash flow.

But after hearing He Chen's reminder, Jiang Nansun still felt that what if one day her father completely squandered the family's wealth, leaving them with nowhere to live?

She could live with He Chen in a house in the suburbs.

But the house was indeed too small to accommodate so many people. In comparison, my aunt's house, which she converted into a bed and breakfast, was a much more suitable choice.

But will my aunt agree?

She wouldn't have had any doubts before, but now she suddenly felt uncertain.

(End of this chapter)