Zhang Yang glanced curiously at the unusually enthusiastic mother and daughter before him, but didn't think much of it.
They were just part of his mom's new social circle, new friends. A few polite exchanges were enough.
"By the way, Mom, wait a second." He walked to the rear of the car and opened the trunk, preparing to dig out the Jaeger-LeCoultre watch he had bought for her earlier. "I brought you a watch. Try it on."
The watch wasn't particularly expensive—390,000 yuan. Small and delicate, it was just right for his mom.
The trunk was packed full of luxury-brand goods. Zhang Yang had sorted through them before and sent some home, but he kept buying more after giving things away. Eventually, he couldn't be bothered to move them anymore and simply left them in the trunk.
They were handy to have around when he needed to give someone a gift.
Standing nearby, Liu Jing silently watched Zhang Yang's trunk full of shopping bags.
Everywhere she looked, there were Chanel, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Hermes...
Any one of them was something she had dreamed of owning, something she could only covet while browsing Little Blue Book but could never afford. Yet here, they were piled up as if they cost nothing.
These alone were probably worth over a million... perhaps even more?
"Alright, found it." Zhang Yang finally dug the Jaeger-LeCoultre he had bought long ago out of the pile of shopping bags and handed it to Song Wenqin. "Try it on."
"You really bought one?" Song Wenqin looked surprised, but she accepted it with a smile.
She and Zhang Zhaohai had never been the sort of parents who spoiled the mood. Besides, their family's circumstances were right there for all to see—they truly weren't short on money now.
When she