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sand dollars, and before I could say anything, he s

ld have fallen over. "Twenty-five thousand is cheap?" I exclaimed. "It was just

e costs a hund

wear a suit worth a hundred thousand? Hell, why were there even suits that c

never would have quit my job. I would have s*ck*d it up. But th

n't have anyone that could lend me more than a thousand dollars. I couldn't take out a loan since I

al. Wait, if he brought me here... "Do I also owe you for the bills?" I winced.

aste another

and the new phone he bought for me. "L

t me, not moving. "Relax. I brought you here, so I'm r

nd wouldn't let me pay the bill (even if I couldn't), but he wanted me to pay for his shirt, w

stretched. "I just lost my job," I informed him even if he didn't ask. "I have some savings. I'll pay you part of what the

s well." He shrugged.

p to leave anyway. "Let me have your

the phone

woke up. What if I couldn't afford to pay? "What's your name, though?" I questio

William

you, Will. I'm

a breath I didn't know I was holding after leaving his sight. His st

nded a bit familiar, and I p

cost a hundred thousand. The world was so unfair. There were a lot of things I could do with that amount of money, but he spen

at, which was why I took a cab, despite how expensive it was. I

that the girl had gon

He told me immediat

ious

will have t

as he saying it like that?

ed sham

moving out? I pay for everything around here. I also paid th

r until it does. You're not chasing m

top myself from swinging on t

I should have at least added mine, and now, he was using it against me. He wasn't even showing remorse. He di

idn't have many clothes because I focused more on making our lives better than

e, I asked him

He aske

to get Catherine's number. I

number off his phone. After saving it on mine, I deleted it

t you

it back to him, I threw it against the wall and watche

ou

d to say, I rolled my suitcases