I just took a look at Brother Sun’s 10,000-character little essay.
That 30-odd million dowry, basically can be taken back. Because,
1, it was paid to the woman’s parents, and it’s an integer amount. Not 1,314,520.
2, he has met the woman’s parents, and there’s a plan/intention to get married.
3, there’s a pregnancy arrangement—this is one of the preparations for marriage.
4, the two sides have a pre-marriage contract of around forty-odd pages.
These tens of millions match the basic characteristics of a dowry. If you deny it, then what reason is that money for—you need to come up with an explanation; you can’t just say it’s an investment, right?😂
Of course, the little fairy probably isn’t satisfied.
But don’t rush—Brother Sun already paid the c; there will be deductions, and I estimate about 80% can be recovered.
Next, it’ll come down to the game of negotiation/struggle.🤣
That 30-odd million dowry, basically can be taken back. Because,
1, it was paid to the woman’s parents, and it’s an integer amount. Not 1,314,520.
2, he has met the woman’s parents, and there’s a plan/intention to get married.
3, there’s a pregnancy arrangement—this is one of the preparations for marriage.
4, the two sides have a pre-marriage contract of around forty-odd pages.
These tens of millions match the basic characteristics of a dowry. If you deny it, then what reason is that money for—you need to come up with an explanation; you can’t just say it’s an investment, right?😂
Of course, the little fairy probably isn’t satisfied.
But don’t rush—Brother Sun already paid the c; there will be deductions, and I estimate about 80% can be recovered.
Next, it’ll come down to the game of negotiation/struggle.🤣