
After My Marriage Was Scored Zero, I No Longer Want Him
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When we got married, Duncan said the only thing he asked of me was to spend fifty million a year, down to the last cent, leaving nothing. Because I'd gone through too many years of poverty with him. Living in the basement, drinking straight from the tap. The poorest year, the money for my abortion was cash I earned doing food deliveries myself. After Duncan made it with his startup, he always felt he owed me. He kept pushing me to break my bad habit of scrimping.





