My Cutesy Sister Stole My Husband, So I Exposed Her Darkest Secret Chapter 09

My Cutesy Sister Stole My Husband, So I Exposed Her Darkest Secret Chapter 09

I laughed in pure exasperation. “I never thought I’d end up dealing with an ex demanding repayment for every dating expense!”

Jasper looked embarrassed, but plowed on stubbornly.

“I truly have no other choice.”

“The Hale family went bankrupt. I’m drowning in debt, my reputation’s destroyed, and no one else

will lend me a cent.”

“This is my only option left.”

I saw right through him. “This scheme’s your mother’s idea, isn’t it? Making me pay cent you spent dating me. She really is something!”

Jasper dodged the accusation and stuck to his point.

“I’ve calculated it all. Altogether I spent over a million dollars on you in eight years!”

“I won’t ask for extra-just pay the amount listed here.”

I nodded calmly. “Fine. Wait for my reply.”

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Jasper’s eyes lit up, shocked how easily I’d agreed. “Really? I’ll head home and wait. You have my bank account number, just transfer the money directly.”

Three days later, I showed up at Jasper’s cramped rental apartment with my lawyer.

My lawyer pulled out his own A4 document and began reading formally.

“Since Mr. Hale has demanded my client repay all expenses during their relationship, my client has prepared a full counter list as follows.”

“July 13, 2018: Gifted Mr. Hale a DV camera, worth $35,800.”

“August 5, 2018: Gifted Mr. Hale a limited-edition jersey set, worth $8,600.”

…

“In total, my client spent $1,840,000 on Mr. Hale throughout the relationship. After deducting the $1,130,000 Mr. Hale spent on my client, Mr. Hale is ordered to repay an outstanding balance of $710,000.”

As soon as the lawyer finished speaking, Martha jumped up furiously.

“You spent that money on my son voluntarily! Why should he pay you back!”

I didn’t bother arguing with her. “Refuse to pay, and we’ll settle this in court.”

Jasper’s face turned livid, fists clenched tight. “Do you really have to be this ruthless?”

I frowned back at him. “Weren’t you the one who started this first? You treated me coldly and calculatedly, and now you can’t stand getting the same treatment back?”

“If the money isn’t in my account within seven days, a court summons will be delivered to your

door.”

With that, I turned and left without another word.

Martha’s furious curses followed me out.

Unlike her overbearing arrogance in our past life, this time she could only rage in helpless fury.

In the end, Jasper scraped together the full amount-rumored to have sold a precious family heirloom left by his grandfather.

Years later, I heard news of him again.

He’d contracted a serious venereal disease, spending his final days alone wasting away in a tiny

rental unit.

His mother Martha scraped by washing dishes for a living to pay for his medical bills, her hands red and chapped even in bitter winter cold.

My parents fared no better.

They were stuck supporting the deadweight that was Tess, plus her three children.

Even after retirement, Dad worked three part-time jobs every day just to make ends meet.

Mom, who’d never worked a day in her life, was forced by Tess to take a job as a mall cleaner.

But none of it mattered to me anymore.

Everyone reaped exactly what they sowed.

And their karmic retribution had only just begun.