Han Hui recalled one more thing, which was the issue of living expenses for her son and daughter. Back then, she gave her daughter Ye Qing several thousand each month, and her husband would often give tens of thousands, but her son Ye Qing?
Whether in high school or college, it seemed like he never got more than US$ 500 a month. What can US$ 500 do? Can it even buy him enough food at school? Even back then, his sister often asked him to buy things. How did he manage to get by?
Han Hui vaguely remembered her son mentioning this, but she and her husband didn't care, thinking he was a boy and wouldn't spend much, fearing that giving him too much would lead him astray.
No wonder he went out to work, no wonder later on, no matter how he was doing or what he needed, he never told the family, because his heart was already broken, knowing that speaking out would result in nothing but a scolding.
