Gold Digger Spent 1M in 2 Years — Then Said: “What About My Youth?” When He Asked for 860k Back

Описание: Gold Digger Spent 1M in 2 Years — Then Said: “What About My Youth?” When He Asked for 860k Back

This is the shocking true story of a gold digger legal case that rocked social media. A woman spent over 1 million yuan of her boyfriend’s money during their 2-year relationship. But after breaking up, she refused to return a single cent, saying: “What about my youth?

In this video, we unpack one of the most heated relationship gift disputes and explore the courtroom drama where the man demanded the return of 860,000 yuan (man demands money back after breakup). The court had to decide: was this bride price, a gift, or a financial trap?

From transfer records used as evidence to the debate over bride price: gift or loan, this case raises serious questions about money vs responsibility in relationships. She openly admitted, “If he wasn’t generous, I would’ve never been with him.” So… was it love, or just a transaction?

Let us know what you think. Is she a gold digger or simply a heartbroken woman clinging to her version of love?

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