After three years of marriage, my husband, Shen Jingmo, and I have enjoyed every kilowatt-hour of electricity.
The day I was diagnosed with pregnancy, he calmly took out his calculator: "Su Wanyin, the pregnancy fee is 50/50. After the child is born, you need to pay me for breastfeeding and lost work time. After all, you are taking up the family's public labor."
I was so angry that I was shaking and tears came to my eyes.
He handed me a tissue: "Don't cry. The two cents for this tissue will be charged to your account."
I laughed out loud and made an appointment for an abortion in person.
He was stunned, and then sent a WeChat transfer: "The operation fee is 2388, I will transfer you 1194. Don't forget to bring my half of the child back to me."
