The Cost of Independence
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The day my mother was wheeled into the Intensive Care Unit, my husband, Julian, didn't lend me a single dime.
He told me:
"My money is for venture capital, not for throwing into a bottomless pit."
"I sent you the links to a few low-interest personal loan platforms. Figure it out yourself."
Clutching the medical bills, I crouched in the hospital stairwell, only to hear him standing by the window, talking on his phone.
"That five million dollar seed money has already been wired to your account."
"Even if the startup fails, it's on me. Just consider it a practice run."
