The truth is, she wouldn't attend Fang Han's wedding at all.
In her past life, she had no choice but to go; in this life, she'd have to be crazy to join in this unfortunate commotion.
When she received Fang Han's call delivering the wedding invitation, she had already decided that on Fang Han's wedding day, she'd let her aunt take the gift money over for her to express her feelings.
After all, she was a teacher; her whole family knew she didn't earn much money.
So, she didn't need to give too much gift money, just enough for good luck.
Eight thousand eight hundred eighty-eight was a good amount.
If eight hundred eighty-eight wouldn't expose the pretend sisterhood she'd maintained with Fang Han for over twenty years, she'd think eight hundred eighty-eight was even better.
But Fang Han seemed not to have seriously listened to her, continuing to talk on her own,
