According to Shen Weimin, these matters were best left for his father-in-law to handle. As the head of the family, her father had the right to speak and, more importantly, the final say.
And here his wife was, still holding those two worthless pieces of paper, wondering what to do with them. Since she, the daughter, trusted her father's ability to handle things, what was the point of her getting involved?
It wasn't pleasant to hear, but though his words were blunt, his reasoning was sound.
Xu Changqing was perfectly aware of the underlying meaning in Shen Weimin's words. She understood even better that getting involved would do her no good.
"You saw that, right? Almost all of it was fragile. Not a single piece of gold or jewelry. Looks like she's already stashed away a good deal. The divorce is inevitable; no one can stop it now."
"I wasn't trying to stop it."
'Yeah, right!'
