My Ceo Husband is Sworn Enemy - C.60 - The Cheapest Woman is the One who Pays _1

My Ceo Husband is Sworn Enemy

C.60 - The Cheapest Woman is the One who Pays _1
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Chapter 60: Chapter 60 The Cheapest Woman is the One who Pays _1

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When I initially decided to marry Gu Yuanzhou, although Song Shixiong was very supportive and encouraging.

However, Wu Lijuan was against it.

When I first started dating Gu Yuanzhou, she told me to keep my eyes open, and not to be fooled by a scoundrel.

But at that time, I was already blinded by love, believing that meeting Gu Yuanzhou meant finding my soulmate.

I simply couldnā€™t listen to anyoneā€™s advice.

Yet, when the actual wedding day came,

Wu Lijuan didnā€™t oppose anymore, instead, she prepared a rich dowry for me.

She organized the details of the ceremony.

She said she had never had a daughter in her life, so she treated me as her own, and all the wedding rituals followed those of the Song familyā€™s daughter.

Gu Yuanzhou was a poor boy then, and to make him presentable,

We didnā€™t ask for a penny from the Gu family as a betrothal gift.

We even provided a wedding house, a car.

Even the hotel where the wedding was held, and the cost of hiring the emcee, all were undertaken by the Song family.

You could say, when Gu Yuanzhou married me, I already gave everything.

Concerning the wedding, my mother-in-law worried about all the details. After my glamorous wedding, she fell ill for a week due to overwork.

However, the only thing that upset her was.

The Gu family not only didnā€™t contribute any money, but they also didnā€™t even invite any of their relatives to the wedding. Even Guā€™s parents didnā€™t show up.

Looking back on all these now, I suddenly felt very bitter.

I was really stupid then, even when not a single person from the groomā€™s family gave their blessings, I still rushed headlong into it.

It devalued me.

Indeed, men are realistic; they donā€™t cherish things that come easily.

For a moment, all these past memories filled my mind.

It was only when Ding Yinuo called me several times that I turned to look at him and asked,

ā€œWhatā€™s wrong?ā€

ā€œIs my analysis incorrect?ā€

He asked me.

ā€œI always feel that my mother-in-law didnā€™t mean what you said! She told me before that if I hadnā€™t married, she would advise me to break up with Gu Yuanzhou. But since weā€™re married, we should live a good life and take good care of the children. So, I think that she did accept Gu Yuanzhou later on.ā€

In fact, after our marriage, Gu Yuanzhouā€™s performance was very good.

Every year during holidays, no matter how busy he was, he would make time to drive me and our two children to my mother-in-lawā€™s home.

He never skimped on buying presents for my aunt and uncle. He would move boxes of Maotai, a type of high-end liquor, into the home.

Truthfully, after I had our first child, my mother-in-law had a very good impression of Gu Yuanzhou.

She often praised him to me.

She wouldnā€™t possibly demean Gu Yuanzhou now, would she?

I couldnā€™t figure it out.

For now, I donā€™t have any other ideas and am only taking Ding Yinuoā€™s words as truth.

ā€œCan this disease be cured?ā€

ā€œDepends if thereā€™s a kidney source. If there is, she may still live for a few more yearsā€¦ā€

ā€œMy mother-in-law is like my birth mother, so please do me a favor. Please give her a kidney source as soon as possible. I know itā€™s selfish of me to ask. But I really want her to live.ā€

Ding Yinuo stared at me for a long while, before replying,

ā€œIā€™m sorry. Kidney sources are designated through a waitlist. Just because she is your relative, it doesnā€™t mean that we can deprive someone else of their chance to live.ā€

Which didnā€™t surprise me at all.

I nodded.

After all, Iā€™m not his friend. Thereā€™s no reason for him to agree.

To be honest, saying such words is simply self-torture.

When I got out of the hospital, I didnā€™t say another word to him.

It was nightfall by then.

I walked into the internet cafe.

Actually, I already guessed that Annie is the mastermind behind my ordeal.

However, to find the other people involved, Iā€™ll need to put in more effort.

I plan to hack into Annieā€™s phone to find some cluesā€¦

But hacking into a phone system is much more complex than invading an email system. I tried several times, but failed.

Just when I was feeling downcast, my QQ avatar on the computer suddenly blinked. Shiqi, who hadnā€™t been online in over a decade, had sent me a message.

ā€œHaving trouble?ā€

ā€œYes, master, can you teach me a few moves?ā€

Like a drowning man who had caught sight of a lifesaver, I immediately grabbed onto the straw of hope.

ā€œStart screen control Iā€™ll handle it!ā€

ā€œOkay!ā€

I took the initiative to apply for him to control my computer, and he connected quickly.

Strings of characters flashed across the screen, then the computer screen went blackā€¦

Once the computer rebooted, the screen control had disconnected.

But Anneā€™s WeChat interface had automatically logged in on the computer. Flipping upwards showed her chat records from the past week.

I was overjoyed and went through each line of conversation. As expected, I found many valuable records from here.

I took screenshots of these chat records and then copied them to my mobile hard drive before shutting down the computer and leaving the internet cafe.

Afterwards, I opened QQ on my phone and wanted to chat with Shiqi some moreā€¦

ā€œMaster, how have you been these years?ā€

Once upon a time, when I was playing that dungeon game, there was a task in it where a master took an apprentice. If you found a higher-level master within the same faction to do the task, you could gain more experience and equipment.

At that time, Shiqi was recruiting disciples in the world chat, and I sent him a private chat.

From then on, I followed him as a disciple. He led me every day to level up and PK. I would call him master out of habit.

At this time, he didnā€™t reply to me.

Looking at the darkened icon, I didnā€™t bother him anymore.

After all these years, he must have likely gotten married and started a family.

Itā€™s better not to disturb him.

The next morning.

When I arrived at the office, I saw a few women huddled together. They were chatting and laughing, spitting saliva as they spoke animatedly.

These two women, Xu Yun and Ye Mengna, were Annieā€™s lackeysā€¦

As soon as they saw me enter, everyone fell silent.

Actually Iā€™d been listening all along.

They were just saying that I was trying to climb the corporate ladder, that my heart was higher than the sky, but my fate was frail as paper.

That I had a face that could ruin a man for a thousand years, but didnā€™t have the destiny to be a wealthy matron.

How ridiculous, I was a daughter from a wealthy family. Who gives a damn about being a wealthy matron?

In their eyes, the highly successful President Gu,

Without my support, he would have never gotten to where he is today.

Actually, I didnā€™t care about these women. But now theyā€™re affecting my work ā€“ I must remove them all.

I walked up to Xu Yun.

ā€œIt was you who spread the rumors about the president, right?ā€

Xu Yun got nervous when she heard my accusation, ā€œYouā€™re talking nonsense!ā€

ā€œIā€™m not. Annie told meā€¦ She has already sold you out.ā€

To prove my point, I showed her the screenshot of Annieā€™s WeChat conversation. šŸš—æeeš˜„š—²š—Æš§oš˜ƒel.šœošš–

Actually, this WeChat screenshot was a private chat between Annie and Luo Zizhou where she said: Iā€™ll tell you something funny, that idiot Xu Yun has really doneā€¦

After Xu Yun saw it, her face turned pale immediately.

Half an hour later, Annie and a few other female employees including Xu Yun were all called to the presidentā€™s office.

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