I am always proud and proud to have such a good husband. But recently, I was devastated when I discovered that my husband had a slush fund of 500 million.
My husband and I have been married for 5 years, he is 7 years older than me and we both have a 3 year old child together. I’m currently pregnant with my second baby.
Talking about the family situation of both sides, my family has better conditions. My parents gave the couple 4 billion and loaned 1 billion to buy a house and car. Because this amount of money combined with the couple’s savings was still not enough, we had to borrow another 1 billion from the bank.
The grandparents had no conditions so they couldn’t give anything, but in return the grandparents were very gentle and loved their children and grandchildren. My grandparents live in the countryside and do not live with their children, so for the past 5 years there has been no conflict between me and my husband’s family.
I was devastated when I discovered that my husband had a slush fund of 500 million. (Illustration)
As for my husband and I, I work in administration, my monthly salary is only 8 million a month. As for her husband, everyone commented that he loves his wife and children and is good at making money.
I don’t know how much my husband’s specific income is each month, but if his salary is 50 million, he gives it to me. I use this money to pay bank interest, household expenses and savings.
In addition to giving me 50 million each month, my husband also takes care of the children’s school fees, electricity, water, and gasoline. He also takes care of family and maternal matters, regardless of party, giving as much as he gives to his parents, as much as he gives to his wife’s parents. I discuss with my wife how much I want to give to my parents. Or when his wife’s family has work, he is also enthusiastic.
In general, my husband can be considered “other people’s husband” in the eyes of many people. I am also always proud and proud to have such a good husband. But recently, I was devastated when I discovered that my husband had a slush fund of 500 million.
It’s just that my husband has about 6 bank accounts, 3 of which I know the password for and 3 of which I don’t. Recently, I found out the password for another bank account of my husband. When I opened it, I saw that he had saved 500 million.
Just 1 account showed 500 million, I don’t know the password for the remaining 2 accounts, so I don’t know how much more slush fund you’re hiding from me.
Thinking about this, I get choked up. The family is in heavy debt, owes 1 billion to grandparents, 1 billion to the bank, why doesn’t the husband save money and pay off the debt first?
The couple had already set aside 400 million in case something happened, so there was no way he could keep that money in case something unexpected happened. Did he set up a slush fund to protect his wife?
After a few days of thinking, I did a test with my husband. Because if I’m afraid that if I make a fuss or struggle and shoot that money straight into my account, then my husband will be more careful and hide even more slush funds. So last night I pretended to ask my husband:
– My parents unfortunately lost more than 1 billion in business. My grandparents only have me as their child, I can’t stand by and watch. Every month I give you 50 million which I use to pay interest and all household expenses. Do you see any way to help your grandparents?
After a few days of thinking, I did a test with my husband to see what he said about the slush fund. (Illustration)
– Is there anything you can do? Every month I have a lot of expenses, and I give most of the money to you. If you help, I’ll withdraw 300 million from the couple’s savings fund and lend it to my grandparents, minus 100 million in case our family has a problem and needs to use it.
I was a bit surprised to hear my husband say that.
At this point, I turned the cards over and asked my husband directly about the 500 million slush fund.
After a while of going around, the husband admitted. Husband said that in the past he had contributed capital to do business with a friend and gradually had a surplus, and now the capital turnover is 500 million. When asked why he didn’t tell me about that amount of money, my husband replied with a question that stunned me:
– I only trust myself, I don’t trust anyone else so I don’t want to give money to anyone else. But I think every husband and wife should have a slush fund. If you set up a slush fund, I have no objection.
It turned out that I was “someone else” and not his wife. When his wife’s parents encountered problems, he determined not to lend his slush fund money. How bitter, how bitter. I have devoted myself wholeheartedly to my family, my parents did not spare any money for us to buy a house or a car, but now you are calculating and taking precautions like that. I’m so disappointed in my husband, I want him to give me that slush fund money to pay off the debt first but I don’t know how.
