Two-Faced Husband, Have Some Decency!

Chapter 109: If You Have A Man Like This, You Should Treasure Him

Song Yu stayed at the hand washing area as Wei Ran took Muran into one of the toilet cubicles. She washed her hands and stared into her reflection. There was nothing amiss.

The main door to the toilet opened and a woman walked in. Song Yu did not pay heed to the incoming patron and was caught off guard. ”Song Yu?”

It was her maternal aunt, Liang Lihua.

Song Yu shut the water tap and gave her an icy stare.

It was as much of a surprise for Song Yu as it was for Liang Lihua. It had been a few years since Liang Lihua had to worry about running into the Song family in any of the upscale establishments.

There was a charity organization founded by the rich ladies of upper society. Tonight, Liang Lihua and some of the board members were here for a small meeting. Who knew that she would run into Song Yu.

”Why are you here?” Liang Lihua said unkindly. Reminded by her earlier conversation with Yu Keyao, Liang Lihua’s face darkened. ”You’re here with Qi Chengzhi?”

”That’s none of your concern,” Song Yu replied. She did not bother to greet her with the appropriate salutation.

Yu Zidong was the second son of the Yu family. Ever since her maternal grandparents passed away, the major share of the Yu family company fell into the hands of the eldest son, Yu Zixiu. In the earlier years, Yu Zidong had little dedication to the company. Although he had a high ranking position, he wielded no real power. Everyone in the company knew that Yu Zidong was only a figurehead. He was well-paid simply because he was born into the right family.

His wife, Liang Lihua, was no spendthrift either. She urged Yu Zidong to branch out and start his own company. They attempted to borrow money from Yu Zixiu for the starting capital but the request was naturally rejected. In the end, Yu Zidong sold off a portion of his shares in the company—just enough so that he still retained the benefits.

The remaining money, they got it from the Song family.

For that period, Liang Lihua visited Yu Qianying every day and lamented about their financial struggles. Yu Zidong also came to her often. He vented about the way their eldest brother sidelined him in the family company and the difficulties in financing the new company. There was a general buffer period before a new company starts to make money. Hence, a large sum of money was needed in the initial phase for investment.

While Yu Zidong was at work, Liang Lihua would visit Yu Qianying. It always ended with Liang Lihua in tears due to the financial difficulties her family was experiencing. At that time, Yu Qianying was at a good spot in life. Her husband’s company was doing well so she asked Song Donglin to provide them with some monetary assistance.

Liang Lihua would drag Yu Qianying out for meals and entertainment, of which none she would pay for. There were feeble attempts to fight for the check but Liang Lihua never took any money out from her purse.

When the Song family went on vacations, Yu Qianying would invite Yu Zidong and Liang Lihua to join them—all expenses paid. Tens of thousands of yuan was nothing compared to the few millions that had already been lent out. However, contrary to Liang Lihua’s belief, Yu Qianying’s help was not a matter of course. She felt that it was Yu Qianying’s responsibility to help out her brother and his family unconditionally.

Every time Yu Qianying gave them the money they requested, Liang Lihua would put on a facade of gratitude and appreciation that would not last a few days. Her true self would burst through the cracks of her facade and then, it was back to the whole-world-owes-me attitude. She thought her life to be the most arduous of all.

After all the crocodile tears and financial assistance, Yu Zidong’s company managed to rise to a good footing. As the company grew bigger, the visits by Yu Zidong and his wife became less frequent.

Then, a snap of fingers by fate and the Song family crash-landed in bankruptcy. Unsurprisingly, Yu Zidong’s family cut ties with the Song family without any hesitation.

Therefore, with regards to her uncle and aunt, there was no love lost between them and Song Yu.

”I know about your business with Qi Chengzhi,” Liang Lihua sneered. Haughtiness was written all over her aging face that was caked with beauty products. She was hardly the same person who came to their house years before, with all the sob stories and requests for money.

Seeing her now, one would not think that she was once a pitiable housewife.