"Give the money back to him. Just say it was borrowed, and don't say you got it from me."
He didn't want that bastard to have an excuse to lay a hand on her over the money.
"Mm, got it. Hurry up and get to work!"
Su Qiao knew he had taken time off to come out.
"Damn brat. You look like a decent person on the outside, but sooner or later, I'm going to kill you!"
"Why does Bao'er have to be so unlucky? If I'd been there back then, I wouldn't have let her end up in this state no matter what."
After Su Qiao left, Jiang Jinghao stood by the roadside for a while. Only when he could no longer see the car she had taken did he mutter and trudge back.
"Fuck, money's a damn bastard. This is all your fault!"
If he had been able to return sooner, he might have stopped her from marrying that bastard. Then she wouldn't have suffered so much.
"Right, I have to help Bao'er buy the lottery tickets."
Remembering this, he hurried back.
He remembered there was a lottery shop on the small street opposite the park.
"Bao'er, your brother will trust you this once. I'm betting my entire fortune."
When he arrived at the lottery shop, Jiang Jinghao pulled his wallet from his pocket and used his last two hundred yuan to buy lottery tickets.
What an idiot. He'd spent all two hundred yuan on lottery tickets. What was he going to eat tomorrow?
He probably couldn't even afford instant noodles, right?
Oh, right. He worked at a restaurant, where meals were provided. Still, his entire fortune was only two hundred yuan. The poor guy was truly pitiful.
Just after getting out of the car, Su Qiao