Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Evan said, "It's not that I have nothing to do. My grandmother told me that the most important thing right now is my personal life. Compared to my career, this takes priority. So, she spoke with my brothers and had them take over some of my responsibilities, freeing up my time to focus on what truly matters.

Of course, I'm still making money. I plan to get married, and I want to earn enough to support my wife comfortably. Raising children isn't cheap, either. I'm not struggling financially, but I still want to make more so my wife won't have to work too hard and can spend freely.

I'll give my future wife two types of "flowers": money to spend and money to splurge."

He continued, "York Corporation has expanded its investments in Huyoniville, so I still check in on things from time to time."

Then, turning to Spencer, he asked, "Brother Spencer, you're older than Abby and me-by several years, in fact. You're already in your thirties. Aren't your family elders worried about your personal life?"

He deliberately brought up the topic to get under Spencer's

was simply returning

didn't say anything. Truthfully, she also wanted Spencer to settle down so his parents wouldn't keep pressuring her. She had no romantic feelings for him, and they

Spencer stayed silent.

do you want a drink?" Evan asked with a friendly smile. "I'll drink

Spencer got drunk, he'd need Abby to take him home. Evan's real intention was to ensure Spencer didn't take advantage of the situation to make a move

mood instantly soured at the mention of his personal life. His frustration with Evan skyrocketed. Evan hadn't even won over Abby yet, but he was

bottles," Spencer said. "I'm done with work for the night, so getting a little drunk won't hurt. I'll sleep it

his phone repeatedly waiting for a message from Victoria that never came.