My billionaire husband spoils me too much
Chapter 768

Chapter 768Christina couldn't resist the money and agreed pleasantly.“They pay you to work for the students’ union?”After Christina returned to the dorm in the evening and told the story to her roommates, Crystalwas surprised. She'd never heard such a thing before.Even May, the former president of the students’ union, frowned and asked, “Who told you that?Where does the money come from?”The school funded most of the activities, and even if it had sponsors, students were not usually paid.“Do you mean they fooled me?”Christina's face darkened and her voice was dripping with anger.May wasn't sure about it so she called the current president of the students’ union who was a friendof hers to replace things out.May sounded serious so the person over the line explained the situation to her in minute detail.“The president and other teacher leaders have given their consents. Apart from us, two otherschools are receiving the same financial aid. I was confused too but the president said a companysponsors the activity and offers salary for every student who helps organize it.”May asked suspiciously, “What company?”“I don't know, but it must be a super-rich one. In addition to the activity, it also donated an indoorswimming pool and a new experimental building to our school, as well as supporting multimediaequipment. I also heard that it donated more than ten million dollars to the students’ fund.” The guytold May everything he knew.May was shocked.That was an absurdly rich sponsor.“This company insists on paying the students helping organize the activity, so the president agreedhappily.”He didn't understand why, but it's a principle that who got money took control.May hung up with a complicated expressionChristina stomped to her and asked, “How's it? Was I fooled?”May answered after a moment of daze, “It's strange.”"Anyway, I won't go if they don't pay me,” Christina said in a snobbish tone, “I'm going to work atthe milk tea shop.”Cindy sighed. As a study slacker, she didn't have the chance to work for the students’ union. “It's ourfinal year, Christina. I think it's good to do something for the school.”If she was invited, she would go through thick and thin for the school.But nobody invited a lesser mortal like her.In contrast, Christina was selfish.“Well, I beat the check in a restaurant on the Eastern Road last month,” Christina started herembarrassing story expressionlessly, “My aunt is sick and needs to take her medicine every day. Hermedicine costs more than six grand per month.”She paused and continued, “I got her pills from the hospital every time so she still thinks they onlycost two grand per month.”May, Crystal, and Cindy all gaped at her.“What about the four grand?”“I have my upkeep, scholarship, and salaries from teaching students during vacations. I also sold awatch.”Christina sounded serene instead of sad. She just regretted only taking a watch with her when sheleft the Dickens family. She should've taken more valuable things with her.“Then how do you feed yourself?”They knew that Christina was poor, but how poor she was surprised them.“I eat bread and water,” Christina said, “The canteen is raising the price again. Damn it.”Last month, she'd hung around the Eastern Road to replace a part-time job. Most stores refused herafter knowing that she was a high school student. She had been eating bread and water since thebeginning of school and skipped meals sometimes. She'd been ravenous and passed a restaurantwhere people ordered sumptuous dishes but left without even finishing half of them. She'd decidedto have a feast right on the spot.“I was starving. I wanted to replace a job in restaurants, but none of them wanted me. I was pissed offand decided to dine and dash. I'd have the strength to run after I got full.”Christina got a point there. May and the others felt sorry for her but also found her story hilarious.“All the dishes I ordered were expensive, and the staff of the restaurant noticed me once I took tomy heels. Theychased after me for a long time. I climbed up a tree and was scared.”Christina said the word scared in an unfazed way.It was more a humiliating experience than a scary one for her.How had she wound up beating the check? Those in the family used to wheedle her into eatingwhen she'd been a little girl.Even Cindy quieted down and looked at her sympathetically.Christina continued, “I hid on that tree all afternoon. After the guys from the restaurant left, Ijumped down from the tree but hit a rich man. He knocked his head on the ground. I don't know ifhe got injured.”"He was dressed in expensive clothes. The shirt he wore that day was worth more than thirtythousand dollars. I stayed in school those days for fear that he came to settle the score with me.”Crystal gasped, “Thirty thousand dollars? Was that shirt made of gold?”Christina wasn't surprised. She had seen a lot of luxuries since she was a child.That man simply had impressed her as very wealthy.Wealthy people were fussy, so she had run away immediately without even looking at that guy.May had intended to soothe Christina but her upbeat voice made her laugh at last.It seemed that Christina would never be bothered by anything.Cindy climbed up to her bunk and took out her allowance. She handed it to Christina and said, “Takeit.”“No, thanks.”Christina pushed her hand back, averting her head from Franklin's head on the dollar bill.“You're so poor, Christina. I have to give you some money or my conscience will gnaw at me.”Cindy was straightforward. Although she was a bit crazy sometimes, she was warm-hearted. “Youcan't only eat bread. I can buy you meals but how are you going to afford your aunt's medicine?”Christina did not feel miserable at all. She waved her hand and said, “I will work it out myself. MaybeI can sell my grandfather's old house.” The only problem was that the deed of the house was in theDickens family, and the last thing she wanted to do was to go back there.”Actually, she was not broke. Her father Donald transferred money to her account every month.She'd never checked it but it must be a staggering amount of money.Her aunt had fallen out with her father so Christina thought taking the money her father gave herwas betraying her aunt. Therefore, she would ignore that card unless it was an emergency.She'd been so busy recently that she desperately hoped she could split herself into two persons.She was invited to host the joint event of the three schools so fittings and rehearsals followed. Shethought about asking for leave from the milk tea shop, but eventually, she didn't, since she didn'twant to give up the salary.She had classes during the day and rehearsals in the evening, so her work time in the milk tea shopwas scheduled to three in the morning.People gossiped about her in school but the rumors never stayed on her mind. She was hellbent onmaking money now. People also talked about the sponsor who made a sensation by donating a fewbuildings and more than ten million dollars to their school.Christina was not very interested in that. She just thought it would be terrific if she could be thatwealthy.What a pipe dream!She was not a daydreamer and believed in doing her job well. When she was making milk tea, shewondered from time to time why such a small bubble milk tea shop could attract so manycustomers.

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