Instead, citing that he was too lazy to go out and withdraw the money, he transferred money to me and asked me to help him withdraw it.
I didn't think there was any problem before.
Now I just realized that he had been planning to set me up from the beginning!
[Pay my money back quickly. I calculated it. A total of 21107.5 dollars. I don't need the change. Just give me 21108 dollars!]
[Hurry up and pay back. Otherwise, I will sue you. You will become a debtor!]
I didn't panic. I replied to him with a smiling emoji.
I took out pen and paper, clicked open all the bills, and calculated the money I had spent on Spencer in the past.
I was shocked when I got the result.
In five years, I spent 160 thousand dollars on Spencer.
Among them, I spent nearly 20 thousand dollars on various luxury gifts.
And I hadn't even included the shared rent.
When I met Spencer, he was working at a trading company. I had just graduated.
In the second year of our relationship, he successfully passed the postgraduate entrance examination. I successfully became a regular employee and got promoted.
After that, I started supporting Spencer.
He always said that the other students under his mentor looked down on him. After all, he didn't wear clothes from any famous brands.
To glorify him, I sacrificed myself and bought things for him.
I did so until he successfully worked for the federal government after getting his master's degree.
He didn't specify how much his salary was, but he felt that his social status had greatly improved.
He pursued a higher standard of living in terms of food, clothing, and daily necessities.
Thus, I had a significant decrease in my savings.
In addition, the poor job market this year resulted in me being laid off, making me even poorer.
As for Spencer, the only gift he gave me in these five years was a worn-out jacket.
It was also our third Valentine's Day together.
At that time, I was on a business trip in Chicago and complained to him on the phone about how cold it was.
Coincidentally, Valentine's Day was around the corner. Spencer suddenly said, "Baby, I used to be financially tight and never gave you any gifts. I always felt guilty about it."
"On this Valentine's Day, I'll give you a gift. You'll be happy when you receive it."
I had been looking forward to it for many days.
When I received the gift, it was a super large box.
My colleagues looked at me with envy.