I traveled through time without patched pants, I was the richest man in the Republic of China

Thinking of that damned Wei Er, she suddenly gained confidence and spoke with a grim expression, covering her fingers.

Before Wei Miao could speak, Wei Li let go of Xu Ayu's hand, walked to the front, looked at her and Wei Ran coldly, sneered, and then said:

"I can't be an ungrateful person."

Senior sister Adong also sneered, and his saliva bubbled up as a result. However, it did not stop him from expressing his opinion. He put his hands on his waist, spat out his saliva and said fiercely:

"I won't be an ungrateful person."

Wei Ran's body shook even more violently.

Aunt Wei's chest heaved with anger, and she said harshly:

"You little bastard, come back if you want! I am content with having Ah Ran, and I will just pretend that I have never given birth to you two little bastards..."

After saying that, he led the distraught Wei Ran outside, and when they opened the gate, he shouted "Wait a minute"

Wei Ran paused, turned his head and stared at Wei Miao hopefully.

Wei Miao put his hands behind his back, raised his chin towards Wei Ran and said:

"He has been eating and drinking in my house for the past few years. Everything is paid for by my parents' hard-earned money. Since you are his biological mother, you must pay him off before you can take him away."

Aunt Wei had experienced this once before, so she was well prepared this time.

She gave a disdainful fake smile, took a few steps forward, and walked out of the yard. In front of the neighbors, she took out her wallet, counted the money, and then slowly pulled out two French bills from a stack of banknotes and threw them to Wei Miao who was standing at the gate of the yard, and said proudly:

"Ala has been away from home for a few years, and A'ran is just a child. Two hundred yuan should be enough for food and drink."

After saying this, she looked at the neighbors who were watching the excitement outside the door. When she saw someone nodded in agreement, she tilted her head to look at the Wei family in the house and curled her lips.

Wei Miao ignored the two banknotes under his feet, just looked at Wei Ran and said slowly:

"Weiran, let's not count food and accommodation. Can you tell me how much your school expenses are?"

Wei Ran looked at his elder brother's indifferent expression and felt a chill in his heart. In the past, when he followed his elder brother, he saw that she looked at people who bullied her with this kind of eyes.

After noticing that he was afraid, the eldest brother hooked his shoulders with his eyes curved and told him: You have to be tough and courageous outside so that you won't be bullied.

Now that his elder brother looked at him with cold eyes, he finally understood why those people had been filled with fear.

Wei Ran looked at his mother, whose face was stiff, and stammered, "Mom, two hundred is not enough."

Tuition fees are actually not the most expensive, and the school requires students to participate in various activities.

Sometimes it’s horseback riding, sometimes it’s football, there’s also oil painting, giving gifts to teachers, and buying gifts for classmates’ birthdays…

Everything costs money, and my family is never vague about it.

Anger flashed across Second Aunt Wei's face, and she pulled out a bill from her wallet. Seeing Wei Ran shaking his head, she gritted her teeth and pulled out two more bills, throwing them in front of Wei Miao with a bleeding heart, muttering:

"Is this school made of gold or are the books made of silver? Why are they so expensive?"

Mrs. Huang also chimed in, "Yes, it's too expensive! Usually it costs more than thirty dollars!"

When Mrs. Peng heard this, she thought this was another opportunity to show off.

"Oh, you look like a respectable person. Do you know the best schools in Shanghai? The girls' school that your daughter goes to but is not accepted is where Ali and Aling study. And the school that your son was rejected from is the one Wei Ran goes to. It's the same elementary school as my uncle. Can ordinary people afford to go there?"

Mrs. Peng spoke like a machine gun, and the neighbors were stunned. Their eyes changed again and again when they looked at the Wei family.

Those who were more aware would recall the grand occasion of the youngest cub of the Wei family when he was one hundred days old, and secretly complain about the Wei family's low-key habit, which made them forget that this family was not just a small family that made a living by stewing meat.

Mrs. Huang's face turned pale and blue. "Just tell me what you want to say. Why do you keep asking me what I have done?"

Mrs. Peng explained insincerely, "It's mainly because Mrs. Huang has seen the world and knows what we are talking about."

The neighbors around had a chance to take action and quickly put Mrs. Huang on the spot. "Yes, yes, Mrs. Huang knows a lot, unlike us who only follow the crowd..."

Mrs. Huang held Bella in her arms. She wanted to leave but couldn't bear to watch the drama unfold, so she could only stamp her feet and snort coldly at Mrs. Peng.

Wei Miao looked at the scattered banknotes on the ground with a smile on his face, but he was also complaining in his heart.

Before, Brother Lu told Wei Ran that the school near their home was not good, so he asked her to not worry about it and he would take care of it.

He also said that studying is not only about acquiring knowledge, but also about making connections, so he took great care of the schooling arrangements for the four children.

Now, after listening to Mrs. Peng's introduction, she wondered if she should recalculate the accounts.

This idea went through her mind for a while, but she rejected it. Brother Lu once said that it is easy to repay money but difficult to repay favors.

She didn't want anyone to feel comfortable, so she glanced at Second Aunt Wei and continued:

"That's all for now. The rest is the salary for Wei Ran's empty stomach when he went to the railway to pick up coal slag."

Wei Ran looked at his elder brother with an injured look on his face, his mouth bleeding from biting. Wei Miao was not a human being, so how could he empathize with him so much?

Since you choose to complain to your own parents, it means that you still have a lot of resentment and feel that you have suffered a lot of injustice.

"Wei Ran has been missing for nearly three days. We asked Deputy Chief Inspector Wu of the police station to look for him everywhere. He sent 40 patrolmen to search almost all over the French Concession day and night. Each person is paid 20 yuan a day. You should also settle the bill."

When Wei Miao finished speaking, the neighbors burst into an uproar again.

"Oh, I can vouch for the fact that this is true. Every day when I go out, I see patrolmen holding photos and questioning people."

"Who just said that the Wei family was indifferent and didn't go looking for the child?"

"Eight hundred a day, twenty-four hundred for three days, and you didn't even say a word when you went to your mother's house. You really don't know what's going on!"

"This amount of money can buy a small courtyard. The Wei family's braised meat shop is really profitable."

Wei Ran was surprised at first, then annoyed, and finally he pounded his head on his chest, his neck and ears all red with shame.

Aunt Wei, who was already in pain, screamed:

"You said twenty-one means twenty-one? You don't have money, but you have your life!"

She started to throw a tantrum.

She felt guilty when she thought that it was she who instigated Wei Ran not to return home and not to inform the Wei family. When she heard about the huge amount of money, she didn't care about being afraid of Wei Miao and just yelled loudly.

Wei Miao slowly approached her, and Aunt Wei stepped back step by step, secretly cursing herself for being useless. She was obviously a young girl, and if she made her angry, she would yell about her identity, which made her embarrassed!

Unfortunately, she didn't dare to. After Second Aunt Wei retreated to the wall, a little away from the onlookers, Wei Miao whispered word by word:

"You don't have money, but Director Wei does. I heard that my second uncle is very popular with the Japanese and is doing very well in the city hall. If the Japanese knew that he let my eldest brother raise a child for nothing, I'm afraid they would look down on him."

Aunt Wei's pupils widened, and she stared at Wei Miao intently, and asked dryly, "How do you know?"

Wei Miao sneered and said in a light tone:

"Didn't I tell you before, don't show up again, don't mess with my family? Now these two thousand four is the price. If there is a next time, the fish in the Huangpu River will not be picky!"

"Ah!" Aunt Wei screamed, and just like when she served the dishes, she turned around and ran away as if she was being chased by a dog.