The Heir Who Begged Me to Spend His Money
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My boyfriend came from a family with more money than they could ever spend. In seven years together, he'd never given me a gift. After proposing, he'd asked for the diamond ring back so he could return it. When we were supposed to get married at the courthouse, he decided even the license fee was a waste of money.
Then he married the girl he'd grown up with and booked the city's most expensive hotel for the engagement party he'd promised her.
The shock brought on my grandmother's heart attack. While the hospital tried to save her, I went down on my knees and begged him to return the wages he'd been keeping for me. I needed that money for her medical bills and the care I hoped she'd live to need.
He put an arm around his new wife and pretended he didn't know me. He said he didn't support beggars too lazy to work, then had security throw me out.
Grandma died on New Year's Eve, with fireworks going off outside.
While everyone else celebrated, I handled her funeral alone. I also accepted a job overseas.
When I went home for my passport, he was in a good mood after visiting his family with his childhood sweetheart. He thought I was sulking. For the first time, he made me a generous offer.
“Oh, come on. How bad can things be with your grandmother? I'll give you a big wedding. Let her show off a little.”
He didn't know that the moment Grandma stopped breathing, I stopped wanting to marry him.
Then he married the girl he'd grown up with and booked the city's most expensive hotel for the engagement party he'd promised her.
The shock brought on my grandmother's heart attack. While the hospital tried to save her, I went down on my knees and begged him to return the wages he'd been keeping for me. I needed that money for her medical bills and the care I hoped she'd live to need.
He put an arm around his new wife and pretended he didn't know me. He said he didn't support beggars too lazy to work, then had security throw me out.
Grandma died on New Year's Eve, with fireworks going off outside.
While everyone else celebrated, I handled her funeral alone. I also accepted a job overseas.
When I went home for my passport, he was in a good mood after visiting his family with his childhood sweetheart. He thought I was sulking. For the first time, he made me a generous offer.
“Oh, come on. How bad can things be with your grandmother? I'll give you a big wedding. Let her show off a little.”
He didn't know that the moment Grandma stopped breathing, I stopped wanting to marry him.


















































