Seven Years of Lies, I Ruined His Life - Chapter 6

Guan Qin suddenly asked me for money.

It made me very uncomfortable.

She had just returned from dropping our son off at school, and I was about to leave.

She stopped me, saying we needed to talk.

After we got the divorce certificates, Guan Qin and I barely spoke.

Except for a few perfunctory words in front of our son, we were just like my mother had described: an employer and a housekeeper.

She cooked and did laundry; I watched TV and scrolled through my phone.

So when she suddenly said we needed to talk, I was at a loss.

I never expected Guan Qin to present me with a bill.

She said that according to the current rates for a live-in housekeeper, it would be about ten thousand a month.

Even an hourly maid would cost at least eight thousand.

The apartment we were living in had already been transferred to her name as per the agreement.

So now, I had to pay rent to live here, as well as pay for my meals.

Honestly.

She could have just asked me for the money directly.

For our son’s sake, would I have refused her?

But this nitpicking over every little cost felt as disgusting as swallowing a fly.

I didn’t argue with her.

Before I left with my car keys, I transferred ninety thousand yuan to her card, with a specific note: “salary, rent, and food expenses.”