My Perfect Marriage Was His Perfect Crime novel Chapter 55

It was all set up to give Zack a sense of ceremony and participation.

Before we got the certificate, as a token of sincerity, I gave him my dowry.

Very practical—cash worth hundreds of thousands, stacked in front of him.

He stared at it, eyes wide.

I hooked my arm around him and coquettishly said:

"Hubby, I don't want a bride price, I've given you the dowry, but you need to write me a guarantee saying you'll treat me well in the future."

"Okay, okay, anything. I'll sign whatever you want."

He couldn't tear his eyes away from the cash.

I rolled my eyes in disdain.

This little amount of money makes you act like this?

If you knew my family's real situation, you'd probably laugh yourself silly.

I secretly spat in my heart and then took out a piece of paper and handed it to Zack.

As expected, he didn't even glance at it before signing and stamping it.

I smiled faintly.

The fish had taken the bait.

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When we walked out of the "Civil Center," Zack excitedly kissed the marriage certificate multiple times.

"You go back home first. I have something to do," he said as he got in the car without looking back.

Wow.

Now that we've gotten our certificate, he's not even pretending anymore.

I opened my phone and checked his location. He was circling around and had gone to Lena's apartment complex.

I hired a few girlfriends to follow me, and we headed over there together.

By the time we got to the building, the timing seemed right.

I smiled and went up the stairs.

I took out the spare key Lena had given me and opened the door smoothly.

Inside, clothes were scattered all over the floor.

From the room, occasional moans could be heard.

I pretended not to hear and pushed the door open.

"Ah!"

When I saw the scene inside, I screamed and covered my eyes.

It was too much to take in.

Lena, Bella, and Zack were all in bed together.