Married in a Flash Embarking on the Journey to Wealth

Chapter 205

“Is that so?” Aurelia touched her face and wondered if her expression was that obvious.

The caretaker continued.

“Yeah. You used to look exhausted all the time, but lately… you’ve been looking much better. I can barely recognize you. It seems like Mr. Synder really treats you well.”

Aurelia thought about it and nodded.

Though there had been conflicts between them, Leslie wasn’t afraid to admit to his own mistakes and apologize sincerely.

This already made him better than any man she knew.

Any married couple would have arguments, especially those who got married without actually dating

one another.

Compromising was the most important thing in a marriage.

“Mr. Synder is so handsome and nice. You must really love him, right?”

“Love? I…” Aurelia was taken aback.

“Love what?” Leslie’s voice came from behind her.

Startled, she stood abruptly from her chair.

“Nothing,” Aurelia replied as she shook her head.

“Hm?” He stared at her intently.

said, “Mr. Synder, where did you

about your mom. They said that she’s recovering well and can be transferred to the normal ward soon. However, when your mom wakes up is

thrilled for a moment when she heard that her mother could be

ward.

when her mother would

Once they take a look at it, they will tell us what our next step should be,”

was stunned for

“You just went to…”

“Yeah.” Leslie nodded.

“Thank you,” she said.

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at Leslie, her

responded with a hum and turned to the

can discuss the salary you want with your family and let me

“Sir, you…”

mother’s condition is reliant on personal care,

You don’t have to worry about losing your

stared at Leslie with her eyes widened, feeling a bit guilty since she hadn’t thought about

it, Leslie was

caregiver

felt reassured with the current

offering a raise but hadn’t thought

also seemed

“Mr. Synder, well…”

long-term supervision even after being discharged. We can provide you room and board, as well as holiday bonuses and double pay on special occasions.

seemed visibly

“Mr. Synder, you …”