Chapter 10 Blind Love

Considering that I had never cared much about money since I was young, I was inwardly surprised but didn't ask him about it.

I was afraid of hurting his male ego.

After the start of school, I didn't know how Edwin managed to make the staff make him a day student instead of a boarding student.

From then on, we finally started living together like a married couple.

The sweetness of cohabitation didn't last long, as I noticed that Edwin was becoming more and more extravagant with his spending.

He always asked me to ask my family for more money, saying that we needed a lot to rent the apartment.

But my parents had already paid three years' worth of rent upfront, and we had all the necessary appliances and furniture.

Apart from utility bills and daily necessities, our expenses were limited to food and clothing.

However, even in these two aspects, he spent very little.

So, I asked him if his family were in trouble and needed money for an emergency.

At first, he hesitated and didn't tell me a