All Chapters of Sweet Marriage: Dear Lady, You're Mine: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Sigrid felt that both of them had a different understanding of the concept of spending money. Perhaps for George, he would consider that all the money spent on all the suits, clothing, ties, and shoes in his wardrobe was indeed nothing. Perhaps he didn't even include this three thousand dollar meal in his expenses.  In other words, perhaps he was spending a lot, but didn't realise it? At the thought of this, Sigrid said with a serious face, "You may think that you don't spend a lot, but I think you do. From today onwards, you have to report all your expenses to me!" "Why?" George frowned. "It's a well-known fact that every man who loves his wife will hand over his savings and salary to her," Sigrid said with an innocent look on her face and an expectant light in her eyes. Her eyes seemed to be asking George, "Are you able to reject this fact?" George was speechless. How could she be threatening him with such a cute expression? Was it because she knew

In the spacious gym, aside from all the fitness equipment, there was a sturdy pole... George unconsciously gulped and asked in a hoarse voice, "Are you doing a pole dance?" Sigrid pursed her lips. "Yes, but... I'm not very good at it. I'll give it my best, though." When she'd learned this in school, she'd felt embarrassed and hadn't been able to really pick it up. She'd only managed to pick up some of it under Rachel's intensive training. It'd been a while since she'd last done this. She hoped everything went smoothly and that she wouldn't make a fool out of herself in front of George. George nodded. He felt that she didn't really need much skill for this. Even if she just twisted and turned a little, he'd give up his life for her! Sigrid didn't know what was going on in George's mind. She dragged George closer to the pole and said, "Hold on a second. Let me put on some music." George lowered his head and saw that although her makeup was very glamoro

Sigrid started her prescription from that day's dinner. As they were both still healthy, they only had to take their prescriptions twice a week. However, Sigrid had to keep a close eye on her anemia and take some supplements before her dinner from that day onwards. In fact, Sigrid enjoyed these supplements. She had medicinal herb broth that night and she'd be having some red date tea after she returned from school the next day. On top of that, her breakfast had been changed to food that was easily digested, such as porridge. She was only allowed to have one bowl of rice for her lunch and dinner. However, George had arranged for her to have some snacks in the afternoon and after dinner so that she would not starve. They followed Xavier's instructions to eat less but to have more meals. This made Sigrid a little worried. According to her schedule, she had five meals a day.  Would she gain weight from this? Sigrid felt a little helpless, but since this was a

"Okay." Cyrus nodded with a smile. Rachel was delighted that he'd agreed. She took him to the milk tea shop. After they'd ordered two cups of milk tea and sat down by a wall covered in notes. Rachel said, "People often come here to write down their wishes and stick them on this wall. It doesn't really work, but people still like to do this." Cyrus looked up and saw the notes. He said, "I suppose most of these were written by girls." "Basically. It's very rare for boys to do this," Rachel replied. "Have you ever written anything?" He asked curiously. "Of course." Rachel was a little embarrassed, as what she'd written was about Cyrus. "What did you write?" He was even more curious now. "That's a secret!" He was stunned by her words, then he burst into laughter and swept his gaze over the wall to look for her wish. Seeing him look at the notes so closely, Rachel felt a little flustered. He wouldn't be able to find it, would he? N

Sigrid felt that this idea was feasible. It would make life much easier for her if she could find a blow-up sex doll that looked just like a human. In that case, she could take up half the bed and leave the remaining half to George and the doll. Then she'd finally be able to sleep in peace and not have to suffer anymore! It was too late now, and she was too exhausted to survey the doll.  At that, she simply shut her eyes and fell asleep.  The next morning, she got up very early. After having lunch with George, she waited for him to leave for work before taking out her phone and searching for blow up dolls. She ignored all the cheaper blow-up dolls. How could a cheap blow-up doll replicate a real human body! After scrolling around for some time, Sigrid found a physical doll that cost around twenty thousand dollars. She found that it was not mass-produced, only custom-made. She placed an order for one, then filled in the details of the doll, like the skin co