“I got my salary today. I’ll wire you the living expenses later. Spend it on food and everything necessary. Don’t be too frugal,” Zachary said.

“It’s fine. We still have a chunk of change left from the hundred thousand dollars you gave me the last time. We kept our household expenditures low, so not much of the money was used.”

The furniture took away tens of thousands, but that was a one-time purchase.

The remaining dozens of thousands could last the household for several months.

Besides, Serenity was not going to spend his money all the time.

“Just save the unused portion. Men can be extravagant with their spending. Just keep the money that I’ve wired to you. It can serve as an emergency fund. Otherwise, I’ll burn through all my money.”

Serenity gave it a thought before answering, “Alright then.”

She would keep a record of all the transactions.

The money Zachary wired to her every month would be saved and put in writing. It would be easy to divide the money when they w