Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1260

Chelsea swore to herself that she would never let Jessica live a happy life while she was around!

Jessica stopped, turned her head, and asked coldly, “What?”

Chelsea put down the TV remote control, got up, and walked over. She glanced at the numerous bags in Jessica’s hands. “What did you buy? There are so many bags. Spending money is the only thing you know. Hank and you are both unemployed and have no source of income now. Don’t you know how to be frugal?

“Now, everything you eat and use comes from Hank’s pocket. You worked for so long but can’t bear to spend your own money, but you always spend Hank’s money. Do you think his money grows on trees?”

Chelsea criticized Jessica for not knowing how to save money while forcefully seizing the bags from Jessica’s hands.

“Chelsea, what are you doing?” Hank asked.

Chelsea glared at him and snapped, “Can’t I have a look? Move aside. She saw me when she came in but didn’t bother greeting me at all. You spoiled her so much that she has no respect for others.

spoil women like her. She’ll let it go to her head if you spoil her. You’ll regret it in the

out Jessica’s newly bought set of clothes and saw the brand, her expression

and accused Jessica, “Do you think you’re still eighteen? You’re a married woman. Why are you buying

is unemployed and doesn’t have an income now? A homewrecker like you has no shame, no honor, and no morals. You’d

in anger.

the

to let go and

how shameless are

hard but only managed to

angry that she cursed Chelsea for being shameless. “These

go to your own husband! You called me shameless? Take a look at yourself! You’re the most shameless

like you did Liberty? Give me my clothes back or don’t blame me for being rude. This house

to clothes she snatched and refused to let go. She would not give them back

brother. We’re siblings for the rest of our lives, but who do you think you are? Don’t you know that wives can be changed? What’s wrong with me wearing clothes that Hank bought? Hank, I’ll