Super-rich: Spending money is just a job!

Liangzi arrived shortly after riding the borrowed motorcycle, with his mother on the back.

When Lin Cuiling saw that the old woman had also arrived, she frowned nervously.

Xiaomeng stood behind her and held her shoulders.

The old woman got out of the car and immediately launched into a tirade of chanting, reciting, and beating, then began wailing like a mourner in the Civil Affairs Bureau's service hall.

The old woman sat on the floor in front of the counter and began to list Cuiling's faults, such as being unfilial to her elders and not taking care of the family.

This old woman is really annoying. When the security guard in the lobby came over to stop her, she just lay down. Everyone is afraid of this kind of old woman. The security guard couldn't do anything about her.

Not wanting to cause any further trouble, Lin Cuiling ignored the old woman and said to the clerk, "The person has arrived, can we get the marriage certificate now?"

The clerk took a deep breath. She couldn't believe there was such a shameless and despicable mother-in-law. She looked at Cuiling with even more pity and sympathy.

Liangzi was about to step forward and hand over his documents.

The old woman stopped him, saying, "We spent 20,000 yuan on the wedding banquet when our daughter-in-law got married. We can't just let her have that money so easily."

"You're not allowed to divorce her until you pay back the money."

Xiaomeng was about to confront her and argue back, bringing up the fact that her family hadn't paid a single penny of dowry when she got married.

A loud, forceful shouting match erupted from the direction of the hall entrance:

"Bullshit, your Liang family is so poor it's practically bankrupt, you have such a big face."

He has the nerve to say that he only spent 20,000 yuan to get married.

"Like a penniless wretch, aren't you afraid of being laughed at?"

The voice was so loud that it attracted the attention of everyone in the service hall.

Xiaomeng blocked her sister from entering through the counter, letting her focus on completing the paperwork. She then turned back to observe who the reinforcements were.

Unexpectedly, she saw Lin's eldest aunt arrive on a motorcycle.

Their cousin's aunt, who never gets up early for nothing, actually came all the way here to help curse people?

Xiaomeng found it hard to believe.

The eldest aunt was quick and agile. She jumped off the motorcycle, rushed into the hall, and grabbed Lin Cuiling's former mother-in-law.

"Your Liang family is a bunch of poor devils. You old hag, you still dare to ask for money."

The child is sick, and the mother-in-law refuses to spend a penny, won't even treat the illness, and just wants the child to die. Is this the kind of thing a mother-in-law would do?

In all the surrounding villages, who else is as heartless and ungrateful as your family, daring to ask for money?

If I were a member of your Liang family, I'd be mortified. How dare you show your face like this? Let go of me!

With her immense strength, Aunt Lin pulled down and severed the hand that was holding onto Liangzi.

The two old women started fighting in the hall, rolling around and exchanging words without pausing. They were evenly matched.

The security guards nearby couldn't stop them even if they tried.

Xiaomeng took a deep breath, thankfully she didn't have to do it herself, she knew she really couldn't do that.

Someone held Lin Cuiling's former mother-in-law back, and Liangzi was left unattended, but he hesitated for a moment while holding his documents, seemingly genuinely considering asking for money.

Cuiling had already signed her name and, holding the documents, reminded him, "Two hundred thousand."

Liangzi seemed startled and quickly threw his documents to the staff behind the counter, signing his name on the materials Cuiling handed him.

The staff were very efficient; they took the materials and processed the documents at lightning speed, their hands moving in blurs. In less than five minutes, the divorce certificate, stamped with the official seal, was handed to the couple. Gone was their usual sluggish demeanor.

After receiving her divorce certificate, Lin Cuiling turned around and headed to walk away from the two people who were rolling around. As she walked, she said, "Liangzi, you're coming with me to the police station next door to transfer your household registration."

"Yes, yes, Cuiling, go and transfer your household registration out of the Liang family right now." Aunt Lin, who was still struggling on the smooth ground, took a break from her busy schedule and called out to Cuiling.

"After you complete the household registration transfer, I have another good thing to tell you about."

"What?" Xiaomeng was stunned. The marriage was over, so what kind of trouble could this old lady possibly cause?

Seeing that Lin Cuiling's divorce certificate had been issued, the eldest aunt seemed to have won a victory. She suddenly pushed Cuiling's former mother-in-law away, ignoring her clothes that had been torn to shreds.

"Haha, poor Liang family, Liangzi may remain a bachelor for life."

"Our Lin family has such a wonderful daughter; marrying her to you is a huge loss for us. She has no money, no talent; it's better she's divorced."