Although Liu Meng and his wife are honest and straightforward people, they've lived long enough to understand a simple truth: if something looks like easy money, it's often a trap.
And Li Jie, being a young man, is apparently still a bit naive and doesn't grasp this principle.
After the meal, while putting on his coat, Qi Yun discreetly placed a red envelope on the cabinet, which contained New Year's money for the child.
As they were leaving, he handed Liu Meng a cigarette, patted his shoulder and advised, "You should be cautious about your brother-in-law's affairs."
He couldn't speak up at the dinner table earlier, but now that it was just the two of them, he felt obliged to remind him as a friend.
Liu Meng didn't say much, just nodded heavily, indicating he understood.
Back at Zhao Qing's house, Qi Yun looked at his daughter who was reluctant to leave, half amused, half exasperated, "Nuannuan, we should be going home now, let's not disturb your sister Xiao Qing's rest."
