Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Holden was at a loss for words. Money had never been his strong suit. Back when Clarissa was alive, he rarely had more than $500 to his name. Once his kids were grown, he'd secretly ask them for cash. For a while, he lived comfortably, even carefree, but that money didn't last. He never saved a dime.

The truth was, Holden had a habit of spending recklessly. Saving just wasn't in his nature. He didn't own any shops or properties-Clarissa had kept him on a tight leash. The house in his hometown was built with her money, but it wasn't in his name. It belonged to his three sons.

After Clarissa passed away, his sons took care of him in his old age. Each of them gave him over $100,000 a month for living expenses. Combined, it was hundreds of thousands monthly, and Holden lived a relaxed life back home. He managed to save a little over a million, but that was it.

Now, he wanted to hire the best lawyers for his sons, and that million might not even cover it.

tell me you're broke. When your mother-in-law was alive, she gave you

dowry and betrothal gifts from your weddings? Are they all gone? Each of you pitch in two million, and we'll have four million. Isn't that enough? If it's not, ask your kids

that's not possible. We don't have that kind We of money. We can spare a hundred thousand, but two million? No way Sure, our families have some assets, but we have brothers to think about. The dowry money was spent years ago. We've been married for so long-how

you won't lift a finger to save your husbands? How heartless can you

husbands haven't been saints. They've cheated on us, had mistresses-did they ever care about our feelings? And when they crossed Kathryn, did they think about the consequences? Did they consider us