Chapter 199: 199 She Wants Nothing_1


    Jiang Yufei only glanced briefly, her eyes didn’t show any emotion.


    “No need. I will transfer the shares that grandpa gave me to you when the time comes. I will also leave you that 10 million, just hide this from grandpa please.”


    Was she too high-minded, not wanting anything, or simply not interested in his stuff?


    Ruan Tianling suddenly felt very annoyed.


    He put the check into her hand and said coldly, “You have to take this. I don’t want people outside saying that Ruan Family is stingy!”


    “Don’t worry, I won’t say anything. Take your check back, I am not accepting it.” She put the check back on the bed and was preparing to leave with her suitcase.


    “You!” Ruan Tianling’s face turned pale with anger.


    That damned woman, they’ve come to the point of divorce and yet she still didn’t know how to compromise!


    “You stop right there!” He grabbed the check and yelled at her.


    Jian Yufei ignored him, picked up her suitcase and walked out of the room, then went downstairs.


    As she descended the stairs, the butler came forward and asked her respectfully, “Miss, do you need any help?”


    Ruan Tianling said indifferently, “Since you want nothing, take your stuff and leave. Don’t leave your money here in Ruan House, our Ruan family scorns your petty amount.”


    Jian Yufei’s gaze stayed on the passbook for a while. She didn’t say anything and simply took it with her.


    Inside, there was 4 million; 2 million was pocket money given by grandpa, the other 2 million was she earned herself.


    Since Ruan Tianling didn’t want it, she might as well take it. After all, this money wasn’t his.


    He looked somewhat pleased when she grabbed the passbook.


    He sat across from her, his gaze landed on the teapot, and he suddenly said, “Make me a cup of tea, I will give you a thousand.”


    Jian Yufei was taken aback, then she understood why he said that.


    She once told him that if he wanted to drink her tea, it would cost him a thousand per cup.


    She had long forgotten about it, but unexpectedly he still remembered.


    “I don’t take your money.” She stood up and went to the kitchen, got out some of the best oolong tea, and made a cup of it.


    Walking out with the teacup, she put it in front of him and said: