Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 208

Leslie’s tone was monotonous and his expression was unreadable.

Did this mean Aurelia introduced Seth to her colleagues but refrained from introducing him as her

husband?

Leslie felt quite uncomfortable at this thought.

Aurelia realized Leslie may be upset.

In truth, she also found these people’s comments quite inappropriate.

It wasn’t the first time she had been requested to bring her boyfriend along to treat her colleagues to a

meal.

Back when she was still an intern and in her first relationship, she readily agreed when her seniors suggested it.

As a result, that supper cost her hundreds because she footed the bill.

When Seth found out it would cost that much, he accused her of caring more about her reputation

than him.

He said she was being inconsiderate to someone who hadn’t been working for long.

Aurelia thought Seth was right.

Making ends meet wasn’t easy for everyone, and she had promised to treat everyone.

right to demand that Seth

meal with half a month’s salary.

often used this excuse to pressure other people’s boyfriends into treating

exception, but she had the money so she

her colleagues mentioning her repeatedly, Aurelia responded directly.

mom is still in the hospital, so I can’t compete with Millie’s boyfriend. Speaking of which, it seems Millie’s boyfriend hasn’t treated everyone

threw the question to

seniors never showed mercy to rich men, and Millie would have

Your boyfriend is so rich, so why hasn’t he treated us

Others chimed in.

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for a

at

know what it

was about to put down

have a department dinner next

so generous. He’s actually treating us to

amount of money is nothing to Jackson,” Millie replied.

think about what to eat.

I’m sick of it.”

Mr. Morrison is treating, we must

people happily discussed the

finished reading all the messages

would foot the bill or Millie would

she was about to exit the group chat, Millie tagged everyone in another

bring your families. Otherwise, it’ll

will play along, right? Don’t be