She’s Married, Sir (Scarlett and Sebastian)

Chapter 152

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Scarlett popped the orange into her mouth, chewed it, and found it to be tasteless.

The nausea in her stomach almost made her vomit as she swallowed it.

She was afraid that Susan would be worried, so she steeled herself to bear it.

Susan who was in a low spirit, failed to notice Scarlett’s oddness; instead, she lowered her head and

began peeling an apple.

She handed the peeled apple again to Scarlett, who, instead of eating it, set it down on the bedside

table.

“Susan, did Cosmo tell you how much he was in debt for**

“Yes, indeed”

Susan nodded, pausing for a moment, then informing Scarlett how much he owed.

“Two hundred thousand”

Cosmo only gave Susan a quick hello before hurrying back to pay off the family’s two hundred

thousand yuan debt, without discussing it with her

“He used his own money, not mine.

Suvan, fearing that Scarlett would not be comfortable, added another sentence, though it was

somewhat ironic to Scarlett

Even after marriage. Susan was still helping to pay off the loan for the wedding house bought by

Cosmo, yet Cosmo did not grant her any economic power

If Scarlett had known that not only was the money Susan earned after marriage used to repay the loan,

but also to cover daily expenses, she would have been even more angry

Afraid that Scarlett would be worried, Susan had the changes that had occurred since their marriage

not daring to tell her

Now, vering that Scarlett was angry Susan could only say everything “After 1 wed Cosmo, he did alter

somewhat of course, he was still as kind to me as before, but the sensation he gave me was not quite

right. I can’t pinpont what the feeling is

Cosmo’s kindness to her was not only gentle and sweet, but also gradually permeated her life. No

matter how hard he worked, when he returned home from a business trip, he would e care of the

housework without letting her cook or do laundry, showing his meticulous attention.

When Susan lacked love, she was naturally drawn to someone who showed her care and very

dependent on him.

on, and she quickly became

Although after marriage, he still treated her like when he was in love, he always found economic

excuse, he would not ask Susan to pay, but he would still cry

front of her

Seeing that he did not have enough money, Susan being a soft-hearted person, took the initiative to

take on the responsibility of returning the house loan. With sales not going up and no bonis, and a sick

old man at home who needed money. Susan had to contract her expenses as well.

Now, there was a foreign debt of two hundred thousand at home, and Cosmo said he would take care

of it himself, though at was a joint property of both of them.

After getting married, Susan combined the money she had and the money Cosmo gave her into a card,

with the intention of saving some of it for their future children. Cosmo then said that the card would be

credited with has basic salary every month

Not long after, he spent the two hundred thousands directly, leaving him with one hundred eighty

thousands from the reward money, plus his extra money, they had a total of exactly two hundred

thousands.

For Susan, money was not a priority, it was the human heart that mattered most. Yet, after they had

been together for so many years and something happened right after their marriage, it made her a little

unhappy.

After hearing what Susan said, Scarlett felt very wronged. “Why didnt you let me know sooner?”

If she was aware that Susan had to pay back all the mortgages and cover their daily expenses after

they got married, she would certainly remind Susan She would not let Susan deplete her meager

savings after marriage

Although Cosmo and Susan had been together for many years, Susan still had to leave a way out for

herself. However, Susani was even more foolish than her, as she put all her wealth in one card If

something were to happen to the two of them in the future, what would Susan do?

Fortunately, Scarlett left Susan with a substantial sum of two hundred thousand. Nevertheless, for a

long life, this amount was merely a drop in the bucket.