That look in their eyes was just short of directly saying: How can such a vigorous young man be someone who relies on a woman's money?
Ethan Herd had no idea what he could say next; he felt utterly wronged.
He gritted his teeth and said, "No, I must be the one to pay for the marriage certificate!"
The elder sister said nothing, silently took out a one-jiao coin, and handed it to Scarlett Glenn.
"Thank you."
Scarlett Glenn stuffed the steel coin into Ethan Herd's hand, picked up their marriage certificate, and got up to leave.
Ethan chased after her, "Scarlett, for this marriage certification process, you've got to let me do something, right?"
Scarlett Glenn smiled and said, "You did."
"What did I do?" Throughout the whole process, Ethan felt like a little daughter-in-law, and in the end, even the 0.99 yuan for the booklet was paid by his wife. He was seen as a man living off a woman, feeling like he wanted to die—but no, he couldn't, he just got married and had a wife.
