“Did Mom win any money?”


    Fu Wanning asked casually.


    “No, Mom’s luck is bad, she always loses money.”


    Mrs. Fu was quite dejected. She almost always lost when she yed mahjong with her siblings.


    Winning was rare.


    It was probably because her skills were bad, or perhaps it was just bad luck.


    But she had money, so she didn’t care about losing a little. It was her own siblings, so it didn’t matter.


    She usually gave them gifts.


    Fu Wanning said, “Mom always loses money, why does she still y cards?”


    She even suspected that her rtives were cheating, conspiring to swindle her mother’s money.


    “I’m bored, so I can only y cards. You’re so busy, you don’t have time to spend with Mom. Your uncles and aunts are all retired, they have time to spend with Mom, so we y cards, or go shopping. But I don’t know what to buy, we don’t need anything at home.”


    Compared to shopping, Mrs. Fu preferred ying cards.


    Shopping was tiring for her, and she didn’t want to buy anything.


    If the housekeeper needed anything, she would buy it and then get reimbursed with the receipts. At the end of the month, Wanning would check the ounts.


    She appears to be in charge of the household, but nothing can be hidden from her daughter and father-inw.


    “Mom doesn’t gamble big, and she doesn’t lose much money. Even if she ys all day, she’ll only lose a few tens of thousands of yuan. It doesn’t matter; it’s just a way to pass the time.”


    Mrs. Fu didn’t care about the money, but she didn’t like to gamble big. She preferred small stakes. In her words, even if she yed all day and lost, she would only lose a few tens of thousands of yuan.


    Her daughter could earn that back in less than a day.


    “Wanning, your uncle said he’d introduce you to a boyfriend. Do you want to take some time to meet him?”


    Mrs. Fu suddenly asked.


    Her older brother chimed in, “Wanning, the boy your uncle wants to introduce you to is really good. He’s the same age as you, and his family isn’t badly off. Do you want to meet him?”


    “You’re not getting any younger. Your mother only has you as her child. Your marriage isn’t just a big deal for your mother, it’s a big deal for all of us uncles too.”


    “That boy has three brothers; he’s the second oldest. If you like him, he can move in with you. He has a good temper, is capable, and most importantly, he’s willing to be a stay-at-home husband.”


    “He can take care of you and your mother, so you don’t have to worry about anything and can just focus on making money.”


    “Wanning, your aunt also knows a few good guys. If you don’t want to meet the one your uncle introduced, go meet the one your aunt introduced. Don’t worry, he’s definitely a high-quality man, and his family isn’t badly off either.”


    “We wouldn’t dare introduce you to anyone bad. You’re our own niece, my second sister’s only child. We’ll definitely pick the best for you.”


    Fu Wanning’s face was grim. She said coldly to her mother, “Mom, you go y cards. Grandpa and I are going back the day after tomorrow. We’ll arrive around noon, but we won’t be home for lunch. We’ll go straight back to thepany.”


    “We can eat at our hotel. Please thank my uncle and aunt for me. Thank you for your concern. But it’s not necessary. I don’t want to get married or have a son-inw move in.”