Jane was with her mother, buying a wedding dress in a Myers’ store.

“Why are you interested in a cheaper one?” her mother vehemently asked. “He gave you the permission to buy one that’s at most a million dollars, didn’t he?”

Jane smiled and said, “He did, but I don’t want to waste money on something I’m not even gonna wear often.”

“Why are you thinking so much? It’s his money!”

“His money is still money, isn’t it? We should spend it wisely, mom, especially after we get married and become a family.”

“Huh, talk about irony. You have such a rich boyfriend, but you don’t have what it takes to spend. If it was me, I would have bought a dress worth over a million dollars!” she boasted.

Jane slapped her mother’s wrist. “We can buy a nice house with that much money. You want me to spend that on a wedding dress?” she reproached. “Not happening!”

After some quarreling, Jane’s mother could only give up. Her daughter was more stubborn than her in matters related to money, after all.

In the end, J