Let’s Squander A Billion First!

Chapter 1300: Chapter 1300: Real and Fake Daughters (Part 6)

”If there’s nothing else, you can leave now.”

Chuzheng issued the eviction order.

Grandma Wu looked at Wu Qiang, her old face becoming stern: ”Even if it wasn’t you who hit Qiang Qiang, I’m the one you pushed, right!!”

Chuzheng: ”...”

Chuzheng asked coldly, ”What do you want?”

”I can’t stand up now, compensate me with money!!” Grandma Wu sat on the ground asking for a price: ”Ten thousand yuan!!”

Everyone in the building knew that the daughter swapped back by the Yan Family, her foster parents were very wealthy. When she arrived, she was driving a car worth hundreds of thousands, a BMW.

So, even though Chuzheng was the daughter swapped back, she was still raised for so many years and surely had some money on her.

Grandma Wu asking for ten thousand wasn’t baseless.

However, these people got it wrong. After knowing that the original person wasn’t their daughter, the Du family’s attitude changed drastically.

When leaving, she was told to pack some clothes and wasn’t allowed to take anything else, let alone get money separately.

The original person’s pocket money was a lot, but she spent it quickly, having barely any savings.

”You...” Mother Yan’s eyes widened: ”Aren’t you extorting people?!”

”Your daughter pushed me, how is that extortion?” Grandma Wu shamelessly argued, ”Everyone saw it, she pushed me, and I, an old bone, can’t stand up due to the pain now!”

Wu Qiang remained silent; he was originally a small-time ruffian, having done many shameless things, so he felt nothing about Grandma Wu’s actions.

”If you want money, that’s fine.” Chuzheng stopped Mother Yan from speaking: ”Just see if you have the ability to take it.”

I’ll kill you!

[Miss, be prosperous, democratic, harmonious, and civilized... be a good person, don’t always act so frenzied. Solve issues with money if possible!! If you can’t resolve it with money, then solve it with double the money!!]

There’s nothing money can’t solve!

Chuzheng dragged a chair over, sat down, crossed her arms over her chest, her posture bold and flamboyant: ”I’ll give you a hundred thousand, but you need to spend this hundred thousand in twenty minutes. If you can spend it, the things you buy are yours, plus I’ll give you another hundred thousand.”

Upon Chuzheng’s words, the first to explode were the people outside.

Most people living here just get by. Having ten thousand yuan in their bank as savings would be considered well-off.

Which family could have a hundred thousand yuan saved?

And this young girl casually mentioned a hundred thousand, needing to be spent... then giving another hundred thousand? That’s two hundred thousand!

Everyone’s view of Chuzheng changed. How wealthy must her foster parents be...

-

Grandma Wu was stunned by the condition before reacting.

She suspiciously looked at Chuzheng a few times, not quite sure: ”What did you say?”

”Such poor comprehension? How do you plan to extort then?”

Grandma Wu immediately became annoyed: ”Little girl, your words are unpleasant, who’s extorting?!”

Chuzheng was unafraid: ”Who gets asked is extorting.”

”You...”

Normally unyielding, Grandma Wu repeatedly found herself at a disadvantage against Chuzheng, wishing she could slap her a few times to vent her anger.

Chuzheng’s tone was calm and cold: ”So, have you thought it through?”

”Spend a hundred thousand in twenty minutes, and you’ll give me another hundred thousand.”

Chuzheng casually nodded in agreement.

”Really?”

”Naturally.” Chuzheng’s cool voice spread slowly: ”But, if you don’t manage it, you’ll have to apologize for slandering me, and avoid me and my parents in the future, or else...”

Chuzheng just coolly looked at Grandma Wu, letting her interpret the rest.

How difficult can it be to spend a hundred thousand in twenty minutes?

Grandma Wu thought it would be easy, still calculating in her heart that she might get two hundred thousand.

”Show me the money first? Otherwise, how do I know you’re not bluffing?”

Chuzheng told them to wait; she went to fetch the two hundred thousand.

When the two hundred thousand spread out in front of them, not only the people in the room but also the crowd outside were dumbfounded.

Such a large sum, many people had never seen in their lifetimes.

Father Yan and Mother Yan were full of surprise, did the Du family give her so much money?

But to just squander it like this, wasn’t it too wasteful?

”You have only twenty minutes, Wu Qiang can’t help you, the items purchased must be of equivalent market value, and only cash transactions are allowed. You can choose not to take them, but the goods must be gathered together. Money can’t be lost, donated, or destroyed...”

Chuzheng calmly listed the rules, neither fast nor slow.

At first, Grandma Wu was quite confident, but as Chuzheng finished all the conditions, her face turned grim.

But then she reconsidered, how hard could it be to spend money?

So Grandma Wu agreed without hesitation.

”Wu Qiang can’t follow, he stays here.” Chuzheng set the countdown and, in front of Grandma Wu, pressed the countdown button: ”If there’s no issue, let’s start.”

Come on!

Experience the fear of spending money!

Grandma Wu glanced at her grandson. Thinking of the hundred thousand, her heart burned with eagerness.

She immediately grabbed the divided hundred thousand, her legs no longer hurt nor her back sore, and left with great vigor.

The onlookers followed in droves.

An event like this wouldn’t come around in decades—definitely not to be missed.

”Dear...” Mother Yan called out worriedly to Chuzheng.

So much money.

They had never seen it in their lives...

Chuzheng gestured for them not to worry.

Chuzheng followed the crowd downstairs; Grandma Wu first went to a small convenience store she frequented.

Outside, a crowd had gathered, the store owner was startled, thinking some small-time hooligan had brought people to cause trouble.

”Grandma Wu... what are you doing?”

Grandma Wu ignored him, directly grabbing items: ”Quick, add up the bill.”

Chuzheng stood at the entrance and didn’t go in; naturally, the people behind her didn’t dare to squeeze past her.

Someone reminded Grandma Wu to take expensive items. Chuzheng glanced at that person: ”Why are you talking so much?”

”...”

Clearly just a young girl, yet that person felt a sense of oppression and didn’t dare to speak.

Only when Chuzheng averted her gaze did that person feel able to breathe again.

Why were this young girl’s eyes so intimidating?

-

Someone like Grandma Wu, living in such an environment for decades, really couldn’t think of anything else to buy in a short amount of time—her mind was filled with oil, salt, sauce, and vinegar.

When checking out, Grandma Wu had spent only a little money, and five minutes had already passed.

Grandma Wu asked the owner which items were valuable, panting as she moved things over to pile at the entrance, yet still hadn’t spent much.

”You have ten minutes left.”

Grandma Wu was obviously getting anxious.

There weren’t many shops open on this street, mostly common household items, nothing highly valuable.

Grandma Wu switched to another store, this one selling clothes. Clothes were easy to take, but Grandma Wu subconsciously wanted to take things that were useful to her. By the time she realized it, two more minutes had passed.

The clothing store wasn’t big and mostly had low-quality items. The total value of all goods didn’t even exceed ten thousand.