promise me forever

Chapter 83 Do Mom and Dad Care About My Grudge?
Ye Feifei sneered and made some calculations in her mind. The two houses in her family were demolished when she was in elementary school. Y was sixteen or seventeen years old, so it was a bit difficult to replace a two-bedroom apartment with a three-bedroom apartment, especially That's why house prices are so high now.

Her parents' salary adds up to more than 7000 a month, but they have supported two college students at the same time for the past four years, plus the rent collected, the subsidy for Ye Chengcheng's default payment, a car, and maybe expenses she doesn't know about. After all, the savings should not be much.

"How much did your parents ask you to pay?" She just asked casually.

"I don't have much money. I just passed the internship period. Dad wants me to help pay off the mortgage in the future." Ye Zhenzhen said very calmly, as if she was talking about someone else's business.

Ye Feifei laughed, "It's so novel. I buy a house for Chengcheng and you help pay off the mortgage."

"And you, my parents said that they provide for us to study, and we should repay them."

Ye Feifei shrugged. Her parents knew how to choose people. They knew that she had the best relationship with Zhen Zhen, and she was more useful than anyone else. But even so, she didn't intend to care.

She has paid a lot of money to her parents in the past few years of working, and she also buys clothes for her parents from time to time. She has contributed money and effort to any big additions to the family. If it really comes down to it, she can almost pay it back.

Ye Zhenzhen looked at Feifei's face carefully, "Sister, can't you live in peace with your family?"

"That's it." Otherwise, what else?The bad debts of the Ye family cannot be settled at all.

"It's been six or seven years since you graduated, and you still resent your parents for helping you change your college entrance examination choices?"

Ye Feifei narrowed her eyes, paused in her hand movements, and the sushi in her mouth instantly became tasteless.She has been studying art for three years in high school. Her parents neither support nor oppose it. Anyway, it depends on your attitude. The money for her to go to art classes was given by her grandmother. She originally thought that she could successfully enter the Academy of Fine Arts, but she did not expect that her college entrance examination choices were changed. , by the time she found out, she had already received the admission notice from another university. At that time, her parents only gave her two choices, either to go to university or to work.

That was the deepest conflict between her and her family. Her younger siblings had just entered junior high school at that time. Although they were witnesses to everything, they didn't understand how she felt at that time.

Later, she would have conflicts with her family every year when she returned home. During the Chinese New Year, she had several quarrels over this matter. After that, she always had a knot in her heart. As long as there was a conflict with her family, this matter would definitely happen. Being involved, conflicts are like snowballs, getting bigger and bigger and becoming irreconcilable.

Her younger siblings were witnesses to these things, and they all saw the conflicts between her and her family. Because of this, their parents did not interfere too much when they chose their preferred majors. However, they chose traditional majors, and their parents I was very relieved, and naturally I felt that they were right and the problem was Ye Feifei.

Of course, there was another very important issue. That was the last time she had a quarrel because her choice was changed. Her mother told her the reason. The family had no money for her to attend an art school.

Ye Feifei was noncommittal. At that time, she had graduated and was working. She knew that money was not that easy to earn, so she never mentioned it again since then.

But she knew very well that based on their family's financial situation, it wasn't that her parents couldn't afford her to go to art school, but the money exceeded their initial budget for her. Furthermore, her ideas were unimportant, that's all.

Ye Feifei wiped her hands, "Do my parents care about my grudge?"

(End of this chapter)