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All these years, Andrew had no one to spend his money on. Though he would take Elsa shopping every now and then, it was different. But now since he had a wife, he could finally start spending his hard earned money on her.

Since the day he married Rachael, he wanted to take her shopping but could never find the appropriate time to do so. But since she was going shopping, he wanted her to use his card to pay for everything.

"Aren't you worried that I will max out your credit ca ...

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