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Chapter 1540 - 1539: Ou Pengfei’s Major Decision

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Chapter 1540: Chapter 1539: Ou Pengfei’s Major Decision

Chapter 1539 Ou Pengfei’s Major Decision

Mengyu said without the slightest hesitation, "Yes, let’s stay here. Don’t worry, we have our own money, we don’t need you to pay for us. It’s just that I don’t have any G Dollars. Can you help me exchange some?"

Ou Pengfei gave a somewhat bitter smile, as if he was afraid they’d stay at the hotel and he’d have to pay out of his own pocket.

"How much do you want to exchange?" Ou Pengfei thought for a moment and added, "Actually, they take RMB here too."

Mengyu’s eyes lit up. "Then they take M Dollars too, right?"

"Of course they do." Ou Pengfei was puzzled: did she also have M Dollars?

"Uh, that means I just need to change a bit of pocket money. Then let’s exchange two hundred thousand M Dollars." In her storage ring was all of Nan Ming’s assets that Nan Mingzhu had swept away when she ran off, including fifty thousand M Dollars in cash.

But she knew that Hong Kong Dollar would depreciate next year, so she couldn’t exchange too much.

Ou Pengfei was startled. This future cousin-in-law was that rich? Two hundred thousand M Dollars was one million five hundred thousand G Dollars.

He suddenly remembered how she casually gifted a Spiritual Jade Pendant to the driver, and immediately understood. After thinking for a bit, he said, "Why don’t you sell me another one of those Jade Pendants? I’ll give you one million G Dollars."

Mengyu thought for a bit. Right now one hundred Hong Kong Dollars could be exchanged for twenty-five Yuan and five Jiao RMB, so that one million was only equivalent to twenty-five thousand five hundred fifty, not really overcharging him.

"What zodiac animal do you want?"

"A cow."

Mengyu took out a box and selected a little cow pendant from inside. "Here."

Holding this spiritual jade pendant, Ou Pengfei’s feelings were very mixed. Old man Fu the driver had survived a car accident and saved his life just by wearing such a small thing.

And Mengyu had just taken out a whole box of such treasures. He glanced at it; there were at least thirty or forty more inside.

Looked like she really wasn’t short of money.

Ou Pengfei took out one hundred thousand in cash for Mengyu, all thousand-denomination banknotes, and also gave her a credit card with nine hundred thousand on it.

But Mengyu requested, "Let’s make it all in cash."

Ou Pengfei was puzzled. So much cash—didn’t she find it troublesome?

"It’s not troublesome."

Ou Pengfei went to get the cash, while Mengyu and the other three checked into Xiangjiang’s most famous luxury hotel. Each of them opened a single room, and they paid half a month’s fees in one go.

When Ou Pengfei arrived with a big suitcase full of money, Mengyu divided it among the three in the hotel room, two hundred thousand each, keeping only four hundred thousand for herself.

While the other three were busy taking showers, Mengyu went with Ou Pengfei to the café and ordered two cups of coffee.

"What do you want to know about the Ou Family?" Ou Pengfei asked.

Mengyu gave a gentle smile. "I want to know whatever you’re willing to tell me."

With that, she waved her hand, and the surroundings fell silent. "Go ahead, no one else will hear our conversation."

Ou Pengfei was startled again. What kind of ability was this?

"Are you doing magic tricks?"

Mengyu smiled. "You can think of it that way."

Ou Pengfei finally confirmed that Mengyu was one of those legendary "alien," or rather, a magic user.

He pondered for a moment, then made a major decision: maybe he could change his approach and find a way to secure a place by the side of this Goddess in his heart!

He told Mengyu that when the family sent the two of them to the mainland to look for relatives, he’d asked about how the elder aunt went missing and already felt something was off: the elder aunt hadn’t disappeared on her own; she vanished together with the nanny. It looked much more like someone had bribed the nanny to abduct her.

Especially since, by chance, he had learned that the elder aunt wasn’t born of the current grandma, but of Grandpa’s first wife. That first grandma had died in childbirth when giving birth to the elder aunt.

In order to make sure the elder aunt had someone to care for her, Grandpa remarried to the current grandma within three months. The grandma treated the elder aunt very well, no different from a biological child. After they returned from abroad, everyone thought the elder aunt had been born of this step-grandma.

But when the elder aunt was four years old, five by nominal age, she went missing just before Grandpa decided the whole family would move to Xiangjiang—and the nanny disappeared at the same time.

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