Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

Chapter 1968

"So, now that your mother's paralyzed, you're the breadwinner of the house but all the money you make goes to your father?"

"Yes."

Ellen took a deep breath, her eyes as she mustered up the courage to say, "I'm sure you didn't expect that, right? You must be

thinking that I'm aplete joke. Well, go ahead. Laugh all you want."

Wilbur shook his head. "No. | feel awful that you had to go through all of that. Dashan people do not like mocking others. Besides, |

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told you | would help you."

Ellen barked out a laugh, tears welling up in her eyes. She had been ready for Wilbur to laugh at her and even abandon her,

leaving her to leave the cafe awkwardly on her own. Yet not only did Wilbur not laugh at her, but he evenforted her, which had

warmed her heart.

After the cafe, Ellen brought Wilbur to the thpark at his suggestion. The two of them had a fun afternoon together until Ellen's

father called her screaming. Ellen's smile froze on her face, and she turned to Wilbur. "I think it's tforto go. Thank you for

everything you've done fortoday. You're a good man. | guess this is where | say goodbye to you."

Ellen felt like Wilbur just wanted to give her the courage to live on, and she was extremely grateful for that. However, there was a

limit to everyone's financial capacity, and Wilbur had already spent a fair amount of money on her for the day. Ellen did not want

the lovely afternoon she had to be destroyed by something else.

She was happy enough with what she had gotten.

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Wilbur frowned. "I told you | was going to help you, didn't I? Besides, you said that we were now friends, and don't friends help

each other out?"

"There's nothing | have that makesworthy of your help. | guess if you want... | can give 'that' to you. You can go book a hotel

now if you want."

"That? No. no. Ellen. vou've misunderstood me. We're friends. Taketo vour house. and I'll have a good chat with vour father

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