Chapter 34. Stop Behaving Like My Wife

After breakfast, Marcus dropped her at her house to collect the documents she needed for admission formalities at Suffolk Community College. While Marcus and Ben Duncan went to the market to buy stationery for his upcoming art project, Cara was glad to spend a few hours with her family.

“That’s wonderful news, Cara. I’m so happy for you,” said Aunt Maggie.

“Yes, it is. I’ll have a bank account soon. So I can transfer money into your account now regularly, Uncle Joe.” Cara couldn’t tell them her scope of work and thankfully, they didn’t question her further. The children were overwhelmed to see her.

“Thanks, Cara. That would be a great help,” said Uncle Joe.

“Rudolph Sterling came to ask for you last night. He wants you to perform there as a permanent employee of the club. He has left behind a contract for you. I’ve gone through it and found the pay half of what he was offering you before,” informed Uncle Joe. Cara shook her head. She wouldn’t waste her ti