Xu Changqing felt that Mrs. Shen was treating her better and better. Not that she'd ever been treated badly before—in fact, her mother-in-law had always been partial to her.
Of course, this was partly because she had always been a dutiful daughter-in-law, and also because she was, to some extent, making up for what she owed the old couple from her past life. But still, this mother-in-law was genuinely a good one.
Her mother-in-law had worried before that their income didn't match their spending. For instance, when they returned this time, Mrs. Shen had pulled her aside to ask about it directly. Changqing just told her they weren't doing anything illegal.
And Mrs. Shen didn't say another unnecessary word. She didn't ask where the income came from at all, simply stating that since she and her husband were still working, Changqing and Weimin didn't need to worry about them.
