The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame (Donald and Jennifer) novel Chapter 662

When the sunlight pierced through the windows the next morning, Jennifer didn't go to work. Instead, she cuddled in bed with Donald.

Looking at the beauty lying on top of him, Donald patted her with a smile. “You lazy bum, don't you have to go to work today?”

She nuzzled herself in his arms as she replied, “Even the best employees need rest, don't they? I'm taking the day off today.”

Jennifer blushed as she spoke.

Firstly, she was indeed looking forward to taking a break.

Secondly, she could barely walk after their night of unrestrained passion.

If she were to go to the office in her current condition, plenty of eyebrows would be raised.

“Fine. Since you're not going, we can stay in for a while longer.”

“Darling, don't—”

Before she could finish, Donald had already climbed on top of her.

By the time both of them emerged in the living room, it was already noon.

Leonard and Linda had served lunch and were waiting for the two to come down.

“Jenny, do you two usually wake up so late?”

With an apron tied to his waist, Leonard spoke in a serious tone. “I know young people like to sleep in, but you can't overdo it. You feel tired the entire day if you miss breakfast.”

In contrast to the clueless Leonard, Linda could tell what was going on from Jennifer's awkward gait.

“Enough with the lecture. The kids are sensible enough to know what time they should wake up. There's no need for you to interfere.”

“That's exactly what we're looking to do.”

“That said, we still have to cover your living expenses and grocery shopping for meals. Why don't we do this? Is thirty thousand a month enough for both of you?”

Thirty thousand a month! That's more than what we make when we were street vendors.

Linda couldn't contain the smile on her face.

After going through tough times, she could finally experience the pleasures that came with a thirty-thousand-a-month allowance.

Unfortunately, Leonard preempted her before she could agree.

“Thirty thousand is too much. There's no way we can spend it all. Besides, we have our own medical insurance and pension schemes. You should just give us five thousand a month.”