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Dating a Scumbag: Revenge Unleashed
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Just as I was preparing to give myself for the first time, I suddenly received a message.
"Be careful of your fiancé; he might be sick."
Upon checking his phone, I found many unusual expenses.
Ideal Boyfriend turns out to be a scumbag?
Since I've encountered this, just wait and see.
1
After my blind date with Zeng Guoqiang, we got engaged.
I am quite conservative, so I had always refused to get more intimate with him.
He pleaded with me, "We are engaged; we are like a couple now. Just move in with me."
Seeing how much he wanted it, I relented, "Let's talk about it after the engagement."
His parents had already arranged everything for the engagement.
As soon as he mentioned it, the Zeng Family sent over the invitation for the Engagement Banquet the next day.
Zeng Guoqiang is the best man I have ever met.
He comes from a good family; they run a successful restaurant locally.
He himself is also quite handsome, standing at six feet tall, with well-defined features, and works as a civil servant.
At thirty years old, he has never been in a relationship, which is why he ended up resorting to blind dates.
I, too, have been overly introverted and cautious; my few attempts at relationships ended in disappointment.
With my family urging me on, I decided to go down the path of blind dating.
To my surprise, I really did meet someone satisfactory.
The two families quickly sat down together for a meal, and Zeng Family Parents even gave me a Bride Price and Five Golds and One Diamond.
After the engagement, we shared photos on our social media.
That night, I received a Friend Request.
"Be careful of your fiancé; he might have contracted a disease."
I was immersed in happiness when that sentence stunned me.
What does it mean that he might have contracted a disease?
Is it that kind of disease?
Zeng Guoqiang came out of the bathroom, pressing me onto the bed, breathing heavily: "Wife..."
I snapped back to reality and pushed him away: "I'm not used to it yet; let me take my time."
He frowned: "How long do you need? We're engaged; you're being too conservative."
I felt a bit uncomfortable inside.
Just after getting engaged, I was already labeled as conservative.
If we really got married, would he be even more impatient?
I took a deep breath, suppressing my discomfort, and said softly, "Give me a few more days."
He pressed his lips together, looking displeased, but he didn't force me again.
Once he fell asleep, I quietly picked up his phone.
I entered the password and opened WeChat.
2
I checked his chat history, contacts, and WeChat Wallet, but found nothing unusual.
Then I remembered those online tips about checking phones; they said to look at the WeChat Bill to see if the other person had bought anything they shouldn't let outsiders know about.
I opened Bill and was instantly dumbfounded.
In the past week, there were several large transactions.
They were made at one in the morning, three in the morning, five in the morning, and eleven at night.
The amounts range from five hundred to two thousand. Each transaction is accompanied by a name. Some are called “Wild Little Pepper,” others “Red Red Waiting for You,” and some “Can't Stand It Anymore.” I clicked in and saw his transfer records. Each transfer was noted with a hotel room number. I opened Certain Group, entered the room number, and the order details showed that the check-in time was late at night or in the early morning, with check-out listed for noon the next day. I also checked his historical orders and found that almost every weekend, he would go out to book a room in the middle of the night. The times ranged from Friday night to early Sunday morning; there was even one instance where he booked a room early Sunday morning and didn’t check out until eight o'clock on Monday morning. I was so angry that my hands trembled as I took pictures of all this evidence.
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