"Everything is ready, ma'am. You can leave at any time," the butler hastily responded.
"Hmm, go get the new bags and jewelry I bought for her recently and send them to her too. Consider it a kind of compensation for her injuries," Su Yuming instructed after applying her lipstick and turning around.
But even then, she felt it wasn't enough, and quickly added another sentence, "Oh, and that card with ten million on it, just think of it as her pocket money!"
Su Yuming was always generous, especially with girls.
Having no daughters of her own, she'd always been lavish with her nieces from her extended family.
Besides, this girl was the one her beloved son treasured most. Even if she wasn't her daughter-in-law in reality, there were feelings involved, plus the miscarriage—it was partly her responsibility.
She'd compensate as much as she could; the girl must not be shortchanged.
With the money in hand, she hoped the girl would feel better and leave Aheng on her own initiative.
