My Husband in His Fifties Spent 100,000 to Buy Lao Green Tea a Car, and I Made Him Spit it Out
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On my fiftieth birthday, I got into an argument with the supermarket cashier over a 20-cent plastic bag: "It's the quality of the bag. Why should I be charged for a new bag?" Onlookers said I was a "bad guy who has grown old" and made things difficult for me just for 20 cents. But they don't know that my father-in-law has a hematological disease, which requires a fixed monthly treatment fee of 3,000 yuan. My son, who has just graduated from college, has to subsidize him with 3,000 yuan a month. I have a salary of 7,000 yuan, and I have to save 1,000 yuan to support the family expenses. Every penny can only be spent in baht. My husband thought I was embarrassed and walked away on the spot. I missed the last bus and walked home in the cold wind to save money. But I saw in the circle of friends that my husband's old classmate had bought a new car and was celebrating: [Thank you to my old classmate for the 100,000 yuan to help me upgrade my new mount ~ and ordered me a three-layer cake to warm the car ~] My husband smiled tenderly beside her. I hurriedly checked my bank card, only to find that the 100,000 yuan in emergency money I had saved between my teeth for more than 20 years had disappeared. The plastic bag in my hand broke again, but this time, I didn't want to fix it.
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