Married in a Flash Embarking on the Journey to Wealth

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The man walked over and dragged Kimberly out.

“Do you think I can’t find you if you hide? We’re married, and you are my wife. Where can you hide?” “No, I’m not. We haven’t gotten married yet,” Kimberly shouted.

“You accepted my dowry of 150 thousand dollars, and now you tell me that you’re not my wife? Are you trying to trick me? I have the transaction records right here!”

The man took out his phone, but Kimberly slapped it away.

Furious, he slapped her across the cheek. “How dare you go against me?”

Kimberly’s cheek turned crimson, but she didn’t dare to argue.

The man grabbed her. “Haven’t you been embarrassed enough? Who else would want you now?

“Come home with me. What’s a woman doing working in an office? There are plenty of chores for you to do at home.”

“No, I’m not going!” Kimberly screamed and reached out her hand to her colleagues, but everyone ignored her.

Even Zachary closed the blinds on his window after giving her a glance.

Everyone knew that Kimberly was useless now.

and continued to sit down with

this, Kimberly fell into despair as she was dragged away by the

affected by Kimberly and continued eating.

who had accepted the dowry by using marriage as bait, so the outcome was no one else’s

others gossiping about Kimberly as she drank

water.

had frozen her card. But because she was too accustomed to luxury, Kimberly couldn’t get used

she had thought that an uneducated nouveau- riche man would be easy

did she know that he was quite shrewd. He had transferred the money to her, explicitly labeling it as the dowry for their marriage.

the money and didn’t bother to check the payment notes at all. Now, she found herself in

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wouldn’t help her this time. It seemed that she

was good. She

in seducing men had backfired, and now she found herself at the mercy

Aurelia went to the restroom to

for

stood at the exit and watched as a woman approached

her curls falling over her shoulders beautifully. Her every movement drew the

gaze was fixed on Leslie as