Regardless of whether holding onto the money was a risk, Xu Changqing felt a great weight lift from her shoulders when she learned on Sunday night that it had been repaid. She was finally debt-free.
This wasn't a loan with interest; it was a personal favor. Returning it as soon as possible was for the best, even if the recipient just ended up putting it in the bank.
Xu Changqing shot a sideways glance at Shen Weimin, who was still teasing her, as she put away the rent money—which had also been settled that afternoon after deducting repair costs.
"Even close brothers keep clear accounts. Now that we're all settled up, I don't have to worry about how you guide the three of them with their investments, right?"
"Nope." Shen Weimin shook his head. "You're just going to take it without counting?"
"Should I count it?"
"Of course."
"You don't know how much is there?"
"Of course."
