Julian’s Stand-In Wife

His mother was accustomed to life within the Second Ring Road, with hospitals, convenience stores, and beauty salons everywhere. Within a few steps, there were various attractions and delicious restaurants.

If they suddenly moved to a dirty and inferior bungalow without heating, they wouldn’t be able to bear it.

Seeing his reluctance, Lulu, feeling a bit angry, insisted, “Can’t we buy another one? Go to the suburbs around the Second Ring Road, and buy a small apartment. That’s better than that house, right? Your family earns enough money, and you shouldn’t have trouble coming up with this amount.”

They did have some money on hand.

His parents never hid it from him. However, that money was their retirement fund. Now that the elderly live longer, his parents, having retired, wanted to travel and enjoy life.

Moreover, with children in Richburgh, the expenses will be higher in the future.

In essence, that money served as a safety net.

If Larry lived a stable life, he could live comfortably. But if he wanted to make a significant breakthrough on his own and earn ninety to a hundred thousand a year, it was difficult.

His job only brought in forty to fifty thousand. Maintaining that throughout the year was already good enough.

there have been severe layoffs recently. I’m about to turn thirty-five, and this is a critical period. In case of layoffs, the money my parents

would be difficult for their family to

while, he asked, “What about your

question. He wanted to figure out how much Lulu’s dowry would be.

make sure he understood everything so he wouldn’t mistreat her later. It would also help him plan how to spend the money on hand and how

wasn’t easy for a girl like Lulu to be with him. He also knew that given his background and appearance,

out of town, and he

when Lulu heard Larry’s question about her family, she immediately

married? Ugh, I knew

dollars. I plan to leave that for my parents. I’m marrying into a family that’s

before marriage, she defined the dowry as

what she said

a moment, and quickly

upset,” he continuously reassured her. “Don’t

able to go home often in the future. Parents would miss their children,