Chapter 6 Private Clinic

But whenever Edwin came over, he would cook and tidy up the room for me.

He criticized me non-stop while doing these things, calling me spoiled, lazy, and unable to take care of myself.

However, I found it endearing because I thought it was a demonstration of his love.

Since we rented the apartment, there was always a need to buy things for the house, so I would always ask him for money. He didn't refuse in the beginning. But a few days later, his attitude changed.

"When will you change your lifestyle? Why do you need to buy special things to hang your jewelry instead of just putting them in a box?

"Why did you buy expensive toilet paper? In the end, it's just going down the toilet. And you should also be more frugal.

"What's the use of that tapestry? It's useless even if it's hung up. Can't you live without it? Besides, if you like knitting, I can ask my mom to knit one for you."

I too grew displeased. It was not like I couldn't afford these things. Within my means, what was wrong wit