Chapter Thirty-One: Zhao Fang Owes Online Loans

Yang Le's eldest uncle and aunt felt that Yang Le was being far too forward; they had only just met today, and already he was acting as though he were family, with no sense of propriety. If this was how he behaved after a single meeting, what would happen if they saw each other more often? So, Yang Le's eldest uncle decided that after this meal, he would no longer have any dealings with Yang Le's family.

Yang Le's second uncle, Su Ergong, although he didn't have to pay the bill, also felt that Yang Le was not a good nephew. The dishes alone cost tens of thousands, and the wine he ordered was over ten thousand per bottle—such a nephew was a burden on his uncles. He too decided that after today, it would be best to keep his distance from Yang Le's family.