Mr. Mu looked surprised; he had no idea the eldest branch had money.
Just as he was about to argue, Mu Shuangshuang continued, "According to Sister Dandan, it seems my uncle is planning to buy a house in the county.
I estimate that a house in the county must cost dozens of taels, right? Asking Uncle to shell out some money should just be like plucking a hair from a cow's back, nothing significant.
After all, in the end, all the grain from these fields will go to my uncle; just consider it a labor fee."
Mu Shuangshuang pointed out the little scheme in Mr. Mu's heart without sparing any face.
Mr. Mu's face turned red, not knowing how to respond.
However, what Shuangshuang said was somewhat shocking to him.
No wonder a few days ago, he asked, and the eldest said he didn't want his money; turns out he had so much at hand.
All of a sudden, Mr. Mu felt a sense of betrayal.
"Shuang girl, I'll head back first."
After saying this, Mr. Mu hurriedly walked towards the Old Mu Family.
