Married at First Sight

Chapter 1529

Josh laughed and asked Jasmine. “Isn’t it good to be a landlady? I remember you said you didn’t have a

big dream and will be content with living as a landlady as your parents did

“Being a landlady is too boring. All I do is collect rent every day.” Jasmine replied to him.

“You can ask me to collect rent for you”

Jasmine laughed. “You’re a landlord yourself”

Back then, she did not want to help her parents collect rent every day so she rented this place and opened a bookstore with Serenity to pass the time

It did not matter if they made money as long as she did not need to go around collecting rent

“The people from our hometown found things to do to pass the time My aunt drives a Porsche to work now, which is better than her boss’s car She’s a cleaner and gets about three grand a month, but she does a serious job.

“Her boss said her car was too good, so she drove a BMW instead the next day. Her boss still thought that it was still too nice of a car, so she could only buy an electric vehicle Like me, she drives that electric vehicle every day to be paid about three grand a month at work.”

Josh laughed so hard that his stomach hurt. This is the portrait of the life of Wiltspoonians

several houses for rent. Those who were as amazing as Jasmine’s family had many buildings and stores for rent The monthly rent was something that

away the shelves in front of the store, Jasmine pushed her e-bike in and locked the store She left

Jasmine to

meters away from

an area as Zachary’s house

villa. He drove to

saw the two rows of people standing

comprising maids, a chauffeur,

Jasmine.

so many

more people here than

her in-laws did

them- only over twenty I can hire a few more if they’re not enough. They’re

Jasmine was speechless.

twenty people not a

hire maids. They would

in their family were usually handled by Jasmine’s parents. Echoing her mother, if there was no housework to do,

the ones with plenty of servants. Their family splits tasks in detail, so there are nearly a thousand workers in