"Enough," Gu Baijiang couldn't let him continue talking; if someone overheard, the situation he had painstakingly stabilized would be ruined.
"No matter what, they are your elders. Show some respect when you meet them on the road in the future."
Initially, he thought he would let the brothers visit them more often when free, but thinking about the second brother's sharp tongue and the eldest brother's wooden demeanor, he decided against it.
If only Gu Kaiyuan were still willing to share the family's burdens, they wouldn't be in such a passive position now.
Thinking back, Gu Kaiyuan indeed had many merits. How could I have overlooked them?
"So, Dad, how much did you give this time?" Gu Kaichen's eyes darted around, trying to gather more information.
At the mention of silver, Gu Kaiping's ears perked up.
"Another two hundred taels of silver. I have no more silver on me now, so use what you have sparingly," Gu Baijiang said helplessly.
