The Spare Wife

Abigail and Analise stopped trying to convince Cameron. Then, Sean said to him, “Come with me to pick a shop. You should still open the security.company.”

“Huh…” Cameron was a little speechless. Why did he still have to open the security company if he wasn’t going to date anymore?

“Huh what? Are you going to work under Abigail for life? After the company is stable, you can ask the apprentices to teach the newcomers. Then, you can sit back and relax. It’ll take you two years tops.” Sean walked out after he finished speaking.

Analise let out a disappointed sigh as they departed. “And here I thought Cameron found someone good for him.”

“I think it’s quite normal, though. It’s not that easy to find a good girl,” Abigail replied. Cameron was a nice man, but he lacked common sense. Isla’s parents would definitely be worried since he told them that he was going to be a bodyguard.

“Sigh. I was happy for nothing.” Analise couldn’t help but mumble.

Abigail didn’t know what to say and comforted her, “There’s still a chance. What if that girl won’t give up?”

Analise wasn’t convinced. “Do you think that girl can hold on to him? She’s a top student and has no shortage of men pursuing her.”

“Makes sense. But this might also mean that they aren’t meant to be together.” Abigail didn’t believe that every relationship should have a happy ending. An example would be Howard and Luna, as they broke up after dating for a short while.

Analise was in a bad

for shops but instead asked him seriously, “You’re going

effort into fostering Abigail and Sean’s relationship, he lacked the energy

security company. There are many wealthy people in Capitalis. If you make a name for yourself, people will line up to hire

mind. “Then, let’s go check out the shops.” If this business didn’t work, there could be the next one. He needed to fight

once.

with me until now. But you see how busy he is. If I’m not in the office, he has to work late

believed that if Sean didn’t care about him,

can still fight for it. Despite her parents’ disapproval, it’s ultimately about the life you and Isla will build together. Even if they seek financial reassurance, that’s inconsequential as both Abigail and I are

as they both

wheel, his phone rang,

a question. “Where are you? I went to L.Moon to look for you,

Didn’t you say you’d be busy the whole day?” His tone still had a hint of

moment before asking, “Are you planning on giving up on me? I know you don’t like me that much. You’re unhappy because my parents were tough on you, but I told you I could elope with

no need to elope. Your parents provided you with the best upbringing and supported you through all these years, even during your time in graduate school. Choosing to leave them for a man—doesn’t that feel like abandoning them?