Aside from transferring schools, Pu Sangzhi couldn't think of any other better way to support the continuation of life for her and her mother.
So much money, she and her mother could not repay it.
The reason those in debt acted so outrageously was because they knew that even if Pu Sangzhi and her mother didn't have money, their relatives did.
Chen Huifen's relatives on her maternal side did indeed include very rich families, like her Aunt Chen Feng, who was successful in business and had a wealthy foundation, with an annual income of millions...
The debtors wanted to drive them to a dead end, scheming to push Pu Sangzhi and her mother to such extremes, in hopes that those relatives would not stand idly by and would ultimately pay to help them with their debts.
But all of that belonged to others.
Relatives can be close, but not when it comes to money. Even blood brothers must settle accounts clearly, not to mention such a distant kinship...
