Not Just a Phase in My Life

My heiress wife's childhood sweetheart has just announced his engagement to someone else today. For some reason, she seems heartbroken.

As her husband, my mind turns into a mess when I hear the news.

Everyone in our social circle knows that my wife's family is incredibly wealthy. When she buys luxury goods, she basically buys out the whole store.

But today, she coops herself up at home and doesn't go out. Worse yet, she doesn't give me the money for this month's living expenses.

I'm seriously losing sleep over this.

"Honey, please accept reality and move on. Is there anyone who hasn't been a fool for love?"

The second I hit send, my heiress wife bursts out of the bedroom, where she was holed up.

"Tell me for whom you were a fool. For whom did you humble yourself?"

My heiress wife, Elise Shore, recently fell into a deep funk. Even the best food and the most fun plans couldn't get a rise out of her.

Her best friend invited her to go shopping, but she refused even that. Another suggestion was to go on a trip abroad, but she still wouldn't go.

As the only daughter of Shore Group's chairman, Elise had always been the apple of everyone's eye. She'd never been like this before.

After digging around, I found out from people in her social circle that her childhood sweetheart had publicly announced his engagement to someone else. That was why she was acting like this.

It hit me then that Elise was suffering from a broken heart. Seeing her so down and hurt turned me into a mess. Still, my first thought was how I could comfort her. After all, she was the one funding my monthly living expenses.

She'd locked herself in her room for two days straight without food or drink. At this point, it was worrying.

But more importantly, she'd yet to give me my monthly allowance of five million dollars. It made it hard for me to even leave the house.

Recently, some friends of mine had invited me on a trip to Nivoria to see the aurora. We would then go diving in Coralion.

I'd also just ordered a top-of-the-line supercar, but only the deposit was paid. I needed money for the balance, and the deadline was coming up fast.

The problem was that my wallet was as empty as it could be.

At that thought, I took a deep breath, knowing that I needed to get Elise back on her feet. I couldn't just lose my financial lifeline.

So, I quickly texted her, "Honey, you can mourn, but you need to move on soon. Has anyone in this world not been a fool for love before? The key is to bounce back and move past this.

"Think about that long string of numbers in your bank account. They want to get moving, too. Don't give up, honey. You've got this."

To alleviate her heartbreak, I even sent her the link to