Fast Travel: The Delicate Villain, Don't Be Scared

When Wan Ge arrived at the meeting place, Song Yao's mother was also a strong woman, and she was still involved in the company's various decision-making, just because she was too busy, the meeting place was still near the company.

Wan Ge obviously arrived a few minutes earlier, but the other party had already drank coffee there and was still looking down at the documents.

Wan Ge walked over to the other party and softly called auntie.

Mrs. Song looked up at the girl in front of her, and said, "You look much better than in the photo, sit down."

The other party's first sentence was to praise her, but Wan Ge didn't expect it.

As soon as Wan Ge sat down, the other party pushed the card beside her in front of her: "This card is for you, there is no upper limit, you can spend it however you want." Seven

?The other party's words made Wan Ge not quite understand.

The lady in front of her signed her name at the end of the document, and finally closed the document and looked up at Wange.

"Song Yao has been very persistent since he was a child. He will never give up on what he likes, and he will not like someone easily. I know he is serious about you. I have nothing to give you, only this." She told His husband was so obsessed with making money that he never cared about the children. The two of them had nothing but money.

"So what does Auntie mean?" The other party didn't seem to mean to let him take the money and leave.

Mrs. Song also seemed to realize something: "You don't think I'm here to persuade you to break up, do you?"

Mrs. Song lowered her head and smiled, seeming to have some helplessness: "Although I haven't cared much about Song Yao, I still know him very well. He won't let go of what he believes. I don't think I can Forcing the two of you to separate."

The important thing is that it is rare for Song Yao to have someone she likes, and she doesn't want them to be separated.

Wan Ge seemed to understand what the other party meant when she came to find her, but she simply wanted to send money to herself, and told her that they recognized this daughter-in-law, and she would also be supported by the Song family in the future.

Wan Ge looked at it this way, and it seemed that Song Yao's parents were not as bad as he thought.

Wan Ge pushed the card back again: "Thank you, auntie, but I don't need it. Your consent is the best gift."

"Keep it, I ordered lunch for you, I have something to do and I have to go first." After Madam Song finished speaking, she picked up her bag and documents and seemed to be planning to leave.

At this moment, a person came in anxiously, and Song Yao walked up to his mother with anger in his eyes: "What do you want to do!"

His tone was particularly bad, and he was obviously very angry.

Wan Ge touched Song Yao with her fingertips, and tugged at his clothes: "Song Yao...Auntie..."

Before Wan Ge finished speaking, Song Yao said angrily to his mother: "You don't need to take care of my affairs."

At this time, he saw the card on the table, picked it up quickly, and threw it on Mrs. Song: "What else can you do except solve the problem with money!"

"Song Yao!" Wan Ge's voice became a lot heavier. Seeing what happened suddenly, Wan Ge seemed to understand something.

Song Yao looked at Ji Ji's Wan Ge, and there seemed to be a bit of grievance in his eyes, and he was obviously angry.

Wan Ge sighed, and said helplessly: "Your mother didn't say anything to me, she agreed with us to be together. It's not what you think."