"Thank you."
The two of them walked out of the café.
Tang Yao took a deep breath, then turned to the big sister beside her and thanked her again.
To be honest,
Tang Yao was still a little dazed.
She hadn't expected that, after everything, it would still be Li Xue who reached out to help her and became her angel investor.
"One thank-you is enough."
At that, Li Xue gave Tang Yao a light, reproachful look, then said gently, "Don't act like you owe me. I already explained why. Since you consider me a friend, don't be so formal. Spend the money however you need to. I'll give you the password in a bit. If you need me to step in for a large expense, just contact me.
"Of course, the best option would be to transfer it into your name. If you don't mind the hassle, we can go to the bank together in a bit."
"Doesn't that feel a little wrong? Maybe you should keep it, and I can make a spreadsheet of my expenses each week and send it to you."
Tang Yao shook her head, then thought it over carefully. "Then you can give me what I need each week."
"No. That'd be fine once or twice, but after a while, I'd find it annoying too. You can have all of it."
Li Xue flatly refused. "I trust you. Just promise me you won't give up on yourself if you lose it all."
"..."
Tang Yao fell silent, unsure what to say.
"And don't start acting like a stranger."
Li Xue seemed to know what Tang Yao was thinking. She leaned over and gently bumped Tang Yao's shoulder with hers, smiling. "Otherwise, I'd have lent it to you for nothing."
"..."
Tang Yao knew it