Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband novel Chapter 377

Right after that, Cornelia got a message from Jeremy saying, "I have no idea how much to send you, if it's not enough, I can send more."

Marcus hadn't planned on transferring money to Cornelia, but in their group chat, Steven reminded him and asked him what he had prepared for Cornelia as a New Year gift as her husband.

He shot back asking Steven what he had prepared for his wife Hannah. Steven jokingly said, "Marcus, you and Cornelia just got hitched, don’t compare yourself with us old married folk."

Marcus figured that transferring money to Cornelia would do. The more he sent, the better. He even thought about transferring half of his assets to Cornelia's account, but considering Jeremy didn’t have that kind of dough in Cornelia's eyes, he sent her $10,000.

Cornelia saw the transfer and bounced both back, saying, "Jeremy, how many times have I told you to save your money. Stop blowing it, why won’t you listen?"

Jeremy replied, "Does sending money to my wife also count as blowing it?"

Even though there was nothing flirtatious about his message, Cornelia inexplicably blushed; her heartbeat quickened. She sneaked a peek at everyone at the table. Thankfully nobody noticed her, and she said, "Well, maybe it doesn’t."

Jeremy sent another message, "I'm the type who just can’t help but spend when I have money. I can’t save it, so you might as well keep it for me and I'll ask for it when I need it."

In Cornelia's hometown, it was a custom for men to hand over their paycheck to their wives after they got married. The men had to let their wives handle the money and give them some pocket money.

When they first got their marriage license, her Grandma had specifically reminded her, saying men are hard to control. If you don’t rein them in, they'll blow money left and right. She told Cornelia to properly manage Jeremy's pay.

After they got their marriage license, Jeremy vanished. Cornelia had her own thoughts, she believed they were adults and nobody should have to keep tabs on anyone. She felt like she got married, not adopted a kid, so she didn't want the extra hassle.