After making money, Chuqing was particularly fond of buying houses. Every time she went to a place with nice scenery, she wanted to buy a house. Moreover, she insisted on registering it under Ye Qiu's name, claiming it was to fulfill a promise from years ago.
Ye Qiu was bemused by this and firmly refused to have her name on the property deed. She declined by saying, "I understand your intentions, but these things should remain yours. If we put my name on them now, wouldn't transferring them later be troublesome? Plus, we would have to pay extra taxes, it's not worth it."
Chuqing stubbornly replied, "But I'm giving it to you, what does it mean if it's in my own name?"
"Isn't it enough that I understand your intentions?"
"No, it has to be your name." Chuqing was very persistent.
Ye Qiu sighed in frustration, "Alright, how about this: we register one, and forget about the others. If you insist, then let it be the most expensive one among them, how about that?"
