Chapter 121 Keep the money Mom gave you (2/2)

As a father-in-law, Gu Huaiming felt a little embarrassed to sit alone in the living room with his daughter-in-law, so he picked up a broom and swept and wiped here and there in the yard to help with the big cleaning.

A short while later, Qin Shuman brought out the cooked noodles, which smelled delicious.

Everyone let Lin Han eat the first bowl, and Lin Han felt incredibly happy. She felt that she was deeply loved by these three people.

Qin Shuman laughed and said, "This is nothing. When we come back to Kyoto, you'll still have your grandparents to pamper you. Just wait and enjoy the good life."

Huo Qizheng and Gu Huaiming agreed, saying that they, as grown men, could endure hardship, while Lin Han, a young girl, could not.

In addition, she is pregnant now and her body is already not feeling well. If we don't take good care of her, then all these people who have eaten so much food will have wasted their time.

Qin Shuman told Lin Han about her plan to give her a dowry.

"Hanhan, your parents didn't prepare a bride price for you when you married Qizheng, so I've decided to give you an extra thousand yuan as a bride price."

Lin Han was surprised, "A thousand yuan? That's a bit too much, isn't it? Besides, didn't you and Dad give us red envelopes when Qi Zheng and I hosted the banquet before?"

Gu Huaiming also spoke up, "The red envelope is to celebrate your moving to a new house, and it's a completely different matter from the bride price. I agree with your mother's idea; the bride price must be paid."

There's a saying that dowry is a sign of respect for the daughter-in-law; if others have it, you should have it too.

Lin Han couldn't refuse them, so she had no choice but to agree.

Then I heard Qin Shuman say something.

"I'll give you another thousand after you give birth, and another thousand for the baby's one-month celebration. Keep these three thousand yuan for yourself and don't give them to Qi Zheng. Buy whatever you want."

Huo Qizheng listened from the side and said, "Mom, you can't even tell me this behind my back."

Gu Huaiming glanced at him and said, "What are you doing behind my back? Don't think I don't know that you've given all your money to Hanhan to manage. Isn't your money Hanhan's money too?"

Hanhan's money is her own money; it's not yours.

Huo Qizheng felt that his biological parents didn't seem to be his, but Lin Han's.

However, he was also happy that Qin Shuman and Gu Huaiming treated Lin Han well. Since he doted on Lin Han, he naturally hoped that his parents would do the same.

Gu Huaiming then told Lin Han in a mysterious tone.

"When you return to Kyoto, your grandparents will give you money. Don't be shy then. Just accept what they give you. The old folks have plenty of money; they have a lot of retirement pensions."

Lin Han was both amused and exasperated. Gu Huaiming not only taught her not to let Huo Qizheng go, but also not to let his parents go.

How fantastic!

"Dad, I understand. When Grandma gives me money, I'll say that you said Grandma has money and I should keep it."

Gu Huaiming laughed out loud, "You kid, hahaha."

After the family finished dinner, Huo Qizheng went to wash the dishes, Qin Shuman took off and washed the quilt cover and sheets on Lin Han's bed, and Gu Huaiming was also busy thinking about relaiding the floor tiles in Lin Han's yard the next day so that she wouldn't trip over them.

Lin Han was both amused and exasperated when she found out.

"Dad, the floor tiles are already designed that way, so there's no need to redo them. Qi Zheng specifically designed them for me according to my drawings."

The more Gu Huaiming looked, the less he understood the aesthetics of young people.

But he wasn't old-fashioned. If his daughter-in-law said she didn't want to do it, he wouldn't force her. The most important thing was that the young people liked it.

"Okay, Dad doesn't understand your design, but you have to be careful when you walk, and don't bump into the edge of this floor tile."

Lin Han promised to be careful, which saved the design of her garden.