Married in a Flash Embarking on the Journey to Wealth

Chapter 186

Marrying a woman from the big city was too costly for Seth.

His parents were already struggling to support him, so how could he burden them further?

That was why Aurelia became his prime choice.

She had a simple family background and parents who were both working.

She was born and raised locally. She had a coveted school district residence.

Most importantly, she had never been in a romantic relationship before.

To someone as experienced as him, she seemed like an easy catch.

However, Aurelia’s qualities were also appealing to the others, leaving him without any advantage.

Hence, he took an unconventional approach and intentionally made his pursuit widely known.

He professed his deep affection for her to make everyone speak favorably of him.

Then, he got close to her by learning her preferences and orchestrated numerous coincidental encounters.

Women were emotional beings, and Aurelia was no exception.

After a few attempts, she agreed to be his girlfriend.

though they were officially in a relationship, some men

marriage, he relentlessly belittled Aurelia

her make up was bad, she was too fat, and insisted that she wore suits

his tolerance for her dullness earned him praises from

was remarkably innocent in matters of

a little kindness from him made her reciprocate generously, which

proud of the

marriage, Seth followed his mother’s

that, Aurelia’s family didn’t demand a dowry or a house.

to contribute very little after her father’s death to make Aurelia

would have no choice but to rely on him in the future.

to keep up the act anymore.

decided to buy a car, Aurelia turned around and married someone else.

call that Seth finally understood why Aurelia had found a new partner

had already been unfaithful to

That wretched woman.

paycheck–to–paycheck, laboring

she wear expensive clothes and dine in high–end

her a lesson for this!”

in One

file and rubbed his eyes.

with

taken aback when he saw the look on

a rather good mood for the past

cold, distant man