Easy, Uncle! I've Got All My Money Right Here

[1v1, Both Pure, Extra Sweet] At night, Wunao sits on the edge of the bed, watching the man crouched on the floor carefully wash her feet. Without thinking, she clutches the blue bedsheet, which smells of laundry detergent. “Are you scared?” The man looks up, his dark eyes filled with emotions she can't understand. Wunao brushes aside a flicker of unease and shakes her head. “I'm not scared.” “Is that so? Then remember, crying won't help when the time comes.” The man chuckles softly and dries her pale, delicate feet. Wunao says nothing, but thinks he's overestimating things. She's an adult. Why would she cry? As it turns out, it wasn't that she hadn't thought it through. She hadn't thought about it at all... On a trip, Mo Jin unexpectedly picks up a girlfriend who's obsessed with good looks. She's soft and sweet, but keeps saying she'll take money to go find some handsome guys. With no other choice, he pulls out all the stops to make sure she's only got eyes for him. “Wifey, my business partner ran off with my money. I might not be able to buy you the bag you like for a while.” Seeing how miserable he looks, Wunao thinks it's something serious. She hears him out, then generously pulls out her card. “It's okay, I have money.” “Wifey, look. This is the money I made from weaving flower baskets and selling them.” Wunao doesn't even look at the wad of cash. She just cradles his reddened, chafed hands and blows on them tenderly. “Silly, if you need money, just tell me. You shouldn't hurt your hands.” Later, the man corners her beside the bed, moving closer and closer. Before he can even speak, Wunao obediently raises her hands and begs in a small voice, “Uncle, I'm really out of money.” Everyone says the little princess of the Wu family was swindled out of her money and virtue by some man from the mountains. But when she finally brings him home, they're completely dumbfounded. Isn't this...