Su Li thought Wei Chengfeng's words were quite interesting. Not to mention whether the old lady would leave her belongings to someone else in the future, even if she were to leave them to her granddaughter-in-law, that granddaughter-in-law might not necessarily be Su Li herself. Everything is unpredictable; today he says they won't divorce, but who knows what might happen in the future?
Of course, she only thought about it in her mind and wouldn't dream of saying it out loud at this moment.
Su Li glanced at him with a hint of coquetry, "I'm not really thinking about Grandma's things, you know."
"Did I say you were? I wanted to buy you a decent necklace, but you didn't even want it, let alone those things of the old lady's," he replied.
What Wei Chengfeng said was indeed sincere. In his heart, Su Li was not a woman who coveted vanity. Forget about gold and jewelry; she hardly even used the credit card he had given her.
