Jane Quinlan sighed in frustration: "My father is a man who values face. When I was a child, we were very poor, but even then, I never saw my dad ask to borrow money from anyone."
Things just got by, bit by bit.
My dad always said, it’s okay to be poor, but you must have ambition.
Today, if you lend the money to my second aunt, my dad probably won’t be able to hold his head up in front of you for the rest of his life."
Kay Forrest smiled, foreseeing that Mr. and Mrs. Quinlan would inevitably face many such annoyances being with him.
Because everyone knows that their family has got a wealthy relative.
No matter what problem any family has, when disaster strikes and money is needed, the first person they will think of will definitely be Jane Quinlan’s family.
This is only the first time; he can come out and solve it this time, but he cannot always stay here and step in whenever there’s a problem.
Given Mr. Quinlan’s personality, even if such issues arise in the future, he wouldn’t tell him or Jane, he’d just struggle on his own.
That’s why he didn’t offer to help just now.
"I understand that, but it seems my aunt really is desperate.
Two hundred thousand is not a huge amount, if uncle can’t lend it, you should lend it to her."
"Me?" Jane was somewhat surprised.
Kay Forrest pulled out a bank card and handed it to her.
Jane shook her head, her face grew tense: "Kay, don’t do this, it will make me angry."
"After all, she is your aunt, and your sister is in trouble right now, you can’t ignore it.
You need to understand the difficulties of your parents, and the hardships faced by your aunt.
After they finish arguing, you secretly take care of this matter and mediate in between.
There is nothing more precious than kinship in this world.
I don’t have it, but if I did, I would cherish it too.
Now that you have it, your aunt is my aunt too.
If there’s a problem, I’ll help you solve it, and you help your aunt and your father solve it.
It doesn’t get better than this.
I will feel that I am needed, and you also help your family with their problems, what do you say?"
"Kay, I understand what you mean, but I can’t use your money for this.
I know you mean well and are doing this for my sake.
But... what if my dad finds out? It would hurt him so much."
"What do you mean ’your money’? What’s mine is yours.
If you separate things so clearly between us, I’ll be upset."
As he spoke, he tapped lightly on her nose: "Don’t be silly, do you really want your aunt to resent my uncle for the rest of her life?
Lend it to her this time, make things clear, and she won’t impulsively do this again.
If you want to be my good wife, listen to me, take the card, and call your aunt to talk."
Jane Quinlan bit her lip and closed her eyes, feeling extremely upset.
Kay Forrest pulled her into his arms: "I know you don’t want to use this money because you’re afraid of owing me, and worried that I might think less of you.
But think about it, I truly love you, would I let you struggle over such a small amount of money?
For me, 200,000 isn’t even enough to buy a set of clothes.
I don’t care, but you know how important this money is to your aunt.
Since you’ve chosen me, I will definitely ensure that you have a good life.
I love you, and that means I will also love your family members. Isn’t this what ’love me, love my dog’ means?
Your aunt thinks that since you’re living a good life, being a rich wife, she might benefit from you, that’s why she spoke up.
Perhaps she is also struggling, you can’t let her swallow her pride in vain.
This matter is because of me, and since that’s the case, I naturally have to solve it.
If you keep hesitating, uncle and aunt will struggle even more because of this.
For just the money that would buy my outfit, you’re letting your uncle struggle, this isn’t what a filial child would do.
You are my woman, and you should spend my money, use my cards."
"But I’m worried that by doing this, we might be taken advantage of in the future."
Jane Quinlan felt her concerns were not unfounded.
Why did her aunt come back to seek help from her family?
It’s because before, she asked Kay to arrange a job for Benjamin Quinlan.
"No, I’ll teach you how to talk to your aunt, I guarantee she won’t bother you unless she really has no other choice."
He handed the card to Jane Quinlan, whispering a few words in her ear: "Be good, just do this."
Finally, Jane nodded, to continue arguing would make Kay uncomfortable too.