You Think I'm a Spendthrift? My Newlywed Husband Tells Me to Buy More

Before their engagement, her fiance sent Ruan Mingshu a "Proposal for Managing Expenses After Marriage."

Any single purchase over 100,000 yuan would need to be discussed in advance. He even suggested including the rent from the properties in her name in the family's shared budget.

After reading it, she bought the earrings anyway and called off the engagement.

On the day they broke it off, she casually asked an old acquaintance, Pei Zhaoye, "Do you want to take me out to dinner, or do you want to marry me?"

"The second one."

The next day, they got their marriage license.

The red convertible she'd wanted for ages became a wedding gift. When she first met her mother-in-law, the older woman took her dress shopping and made plans to go shopping together again.

Her ex had taught her to be sensible about spending after marriage, but Pei Zhaoye urged her, "If you like anything else in the future, buy some more."

He had only one request:

"Just save me a seat when you go out having fun."