Wheres Your Daddy - Chapter 22 Burden Of Marriage

Li Wei, the wealthiest bachelor of the country, was looked at in contempt for owing money by his own wife…

He didn’t even have a penny in his name.

What Stealing!

Her words were like a slap in his face.

At that moment, Li Wei felt so bitter and mad that he wished he could throw a bundle of money on her face.

Thinking for other ways to earn money, he was left frustrated.

He couldn’t even borrow money from his friends, doing so would reduce his status in front of them. Selling his accessories won’t work, Rushi will still look down on him.

As proud as he was of himself, he could tolerate anything, but he absolutely could not digest someone’s disdain.

Li Wei looked at Rushi with resentment.

Why does he feel that his days will be getting more and more difficult?

Now the only way out was to make this store work.

Li Wei was spoiled and sheltered throughout his life. America was the first experience that he had been away from his family. Besides there as well he never lacked money.

When his friends worked part-time, he was always partying. and playing around

With a huge lump of money in his bank, his pockets got empty in a somewhat short time. Spilling it all on his girlfriends and friends.

Momentarily his dad refused to provide him money, declaring that he should be a responsible man.

What a headache!

Earning money for the first time in life.

“I’ll earn and give you all the promised money.” he frowned and said with Irony to Rushi.

Li Wei felt that marriage was more of a Burden.

‘How good it would have been if I remained a bachelor forever. Why do people even marry? It is just an added liability. Thank God that this marriage is only a contract for 6 months and I can easily get rid of it.’ The thought took the load off his mind.

Well, Marriage is a burden if you do not know how to handle responsibilities. Yes, there inevitably exists a weight of responsibilities, but when you get married don’t you get someone to share your it with?

The atmosphere in the car was bitter, they didn’t talk to each other all the way.

Li Wei glanced at Rushi only to find her asleep with her head on the glass. She looked so peaceful and fragile sleeping he sneered.

In Fact, Rushi was not asleep. She closed his eyes tightly, sleeping, pretending to be ignorant of the outside world. She rebelled against Li Wei and knew he was in a bad mood.

A month of getting along with Li Wei was enough to let her get some idea of his temperament. She didn’t understand this man who didn’t go to work, instead spend every day on his mobile phone or playing with Lele.

A typical Rich second generation heir.