Hua silently searched their chat history for the word "precedent" and found another conversation.
Back then, her guardian had wanted to give Jingliu thirty-one rings. Hua had failed to dissuade him, and he had given a similar reply: "Then I suppose I'm setting a precedent?"
Hua stared at their chat history, speechless for a long time.
She tried putting herself in Jingliu's shoes and spoke up to dissuade him.
[You'll put pressure on her like this.]
[No Replies Outside Work Hours: It's fine. I told her that no matter how much jewelry I buy her, it won't knock a single zero off my balance.]
Hua: "..."
You think saying that will make Jingliu accept the property? It'll only put even more pressure on her!
Her feelings were utterly complicated.
Hua had never imagined that her guardian could say something so ostentatious.
Before, he had either invested his money in research projects or donated it to other planets to build roads and schools.
As a result, her guardian had lived in considerable straits while traveling with Akivili.
Even calling it utter pandemonium would have been an understatement.
The unreliable Aeon led a group of Nameless around, and they were constantly being detained by the locals and put to work.
There were only two reasons: either they had damaged another planet's facilities and equipment, or they had spent all the funds they had brought.
Her guardian had no choice but to shoulder the burden of earning money. Even on annual leave, he had to work overtime for the extra pay.
As for Hua herself, she wanted to help but lacked the means... Her guardian was already flat broke. Where was she supposed to get the money to support him?
Even if she had money, her guardian certainly wouldn't have used it.
Once,