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They would give the children pocket money regularly.

As the eldest brother, Chiang Cheng-chou was quite frugal and liked to save money, as he often helped his family buy groceries when he was young.

Moreover, he felt that since there was enough food and drink at home, and his clothes and pants were all bought by his aunt, he had no other expenses except for occasionally buying some food to appease his younger sister and brother.

Especially when compared to Yan Yuan, the Ma brothers, and Qiangzi, Jiang Chengzhou felt that he was living too well and too extravagantly.

Even Li Xuan, who is an only child, sometimes doesn't receive the same treatment as him.

Because Lin Zhilan often goes to Yangcheng for classes and takes them out to play, and Su Lang works in Echeng, the family of five will occasionally stay together for a while.

Jiang Chengzhou cherishes money and similar things because he has seen others suffer, and he feels that there is no need to waste things that are not worth it.

Since Linlin can remember, she has never worried about money. Moreover, she has an older brother, so she doesn't care much about these things. She is very generous to her family and friends and doesn't value money at all.

Su Li is the most generous and also dotes on Nuonuo; she doesn't mind giving all her allowance to Nuonuo.

The three children all have different personalities.

Lin Zhilan has a rather progressive view on money. She believes that money is meant to be spent, and not spending it is a waste.

After the college entrance examination, Lin Zhilan and Su Lang discussed how much living expenses Chengzhou should receive while he was in school.

Jiang Chengzhou said he didn't need to pay. Now, tuition and accommodation fees are waived for students, and the government provides a monthly living allowance. In addition, he had saved a lot of pocket money, which was more than enough for him.

Lin Zhilan and Su Lang then realized that Jiang Chengzhou had actually saved several hundred yuan in pocket money, all of which was his allowance and New Year's money accumulated over the years.

It's not good for children to be too frugal, so Lin Zhilan only gave Jiang Chengzhou 1,000 yuan this time, telling him to spend it as he pleased.

Jiang Chengzhou has been in the capital for so many days, and apart from buying a gift for each of the elderly people and his second uncle's family, this is the first time he has spent money at a restaurant.

After listening, Cheng Qingshan remained silent for a long while.

He looked up at the straight-backed, clear-eyed boy in front of him, and suddenly chuckled, "Your aunt is really something... You'll have to be good to her in the future."

Jiang Chengzhou didn't actually like hearing this kind of talk.

It's only natural that he treats his aunt well; he doesn't need anyone to remind him.

Jiang Chengzhou smiled and brushed it off.

Cheng Qingshan pushed the red envelope over again, saying, "You should keep this too. It's a token of my appreciation, don't refuse it!"

Cheng Qingshan is rich, but the state provides for all his needs, so he has no way to spend his money.

Others would save the money for their children and grandchildren, but he had no children or grandchildren. In the past, he would hand it over to the Civil Affairs Group of the Revolutionary Committee, which would then allocate it to impoverished or disaster-stricken areas.

The only two younger relatives he was close to were Tu Jing and Lin Zhilan.

Both of them are well-off and don't need his money.

He saves a portion of his money every month, partly out of personal motives.

At least the children all call him grandpa, and a grandpa can't just accept that title for nothing.

Jiang Chengzhou glanced at Cheng Qingshan's unyielding expression, but ultimately did not refuse. He thanked him sincerely before turning and leaving.

He then called home and told Lin Zhilan about it.

Lin Zhilan thought for a moment and didn't let him return the money. "Take the money first. When you're studying in the capital, visit Grandpa Cheng often when you have time. Cook for him, chat with him, and buy him gifts to make him happy."

Jiang Chengzhou thought about it and agreed.

The three children were about to return to the island, but Jiang Chengzhou still took Linlin and Lili to visit several places, and didn't miss Jiang Jinzhu's place either.

When the Wen family heard that Jiang Chengzhou had returned, they paid him a visit.

Jiang Jinzhu was so frightened that he quickly explained to his grandson, "This time it really wasn't my arrangement."

Since the guests have already arrived, we can't turn them away.

Jiang Chengzhou had no choice but to invite them in.

The Wen family's little girl is named Wen Miao. Because she was spoiled and pampered, she is also arrogant.

Wen Miao was already unhappy because Jiang Chengzhou had been avoiding him like the plague.

Wen Miao wouldn't have come if her family hadn't forced her to.

As soon as she sat down, she glared at Jiang Chengzhou.

Su Li caught a glimpse of her and immediately pointed at her, saying, "You're a bad person!"

Linlin, unaware of the situation, grabbed her younger brother's hand and admonished him, "You mustn't be so rude."

Su Li pouted, "She's a bad person. She looked at my brother like that just now."

As Su Li spoke, she mimicked Wen Miao's gaze from earlier.

Linlin, of course, believed her younger brother. Her face immediately darkened, and she said to Wen Miao, "Why are you looking at my brother like that? Apologize to my brother!"

When the two children pressed her for answers, Wen Miao's face turned pale and then red. "Your brother is mistaken."

Su Li was a stubborn child who hated being wronged, so he quickly retorted, "You're lying! I clearly saw it!"

"Uncle Jiang..." Wen Miao's parents finally couldn't help but speak, and Wen Miao's eyes reddened as if she had been bullied.

Linlin and Su Li had never seen such a trick before in all these years on the island, and they felt inexplicably aggrieved, as if they had bullied someone.

"elder brother……"

Linlin and Su Li spoke in unison, their voices filled with grievance.

Jiang Jinzhu knew that his grandson was the apple of his uncle and aunt's eye, so he dared not criticize Linlin and Su Li. He could only smile awkwardly and remain silent.

Jiang Chengzhou pulled his younger sister and brother to his side, saying, "Alright, you can't be rude to the guests."

As soon as she finished speaking, Wen Miao revealed a smug expression, and the expressions on her parents' faces also improved considerably.

Jiang Chengzhou glanced in their direction and said to Su Li, "Don't imitate impolite behavior either; it's very unsightly, you know?"

Su Li nodded, "Okay!"

"Jiang Chengzhou!" Wen Miao stood up and pointed at him, "Don't go too far!"

Wen Miao's parents weren't very successful, but at least her grandparents lived in a retirement home.

Her parents lived their lives relying on the glory of her grandparents, and that's how they taught her from a young age.

With this background, Wen Miao was very popular at school.

Her parents doted on her, and her classmates doted on her too. Naturally, Wen Miao developed a personality that didn't want to be outdone.

It's fine to act obediently in front of Jiang Jinzhu for a while, but after Jiang Chengzhou deliberately avoided her and refused to meet her last time, Wen Miao had long lost her patience and could only feel that Jiang Chengzhou was ungrateful.

After all, in her eyes, she was from the capital, while Jiang Chengzhou grew up in a godforsaken island, and the two were not a good match.

If it weren't for his grandfather's and maternal grandfather's connections, plus the fact that Jiang Chengzhou was a good man, I wouldn't have come to him for a blind date.

Wen Miao was so bossy, exuding a sense of superiority.

Not to mention Jiang Chengzhou, even Jiang Jinzhu's expression turned sour.

Wen Miao's parents quickly pulled their daughter back and tried to smooth things over, saying, "Miao Miao is just being silly, don't mind her. That's just her temper, but she's not a bad person. Her problem is her mouth."