Chapter 200

Cassandra couldn't help but laugh. "You've become a slave to money." Diana pulled a long face. "Money may not be able to buy happiness, but it sure can buy a lot of things that make me happy. It's the end of the month, and I'm broke." Diana was the cutest. Even her views on spending were adorable. A good meal and a smoothie might cost her around ten dollars each, and she could easily spend a few hundred for a seafood boil dinner. She never mistreated her taste buds, after all. But ask her to spend one dollar on a pack of tissues? Absolutely not! Diana often said, "Save where you should, and spend where it matters." Cassandra was around the same age as Diana, but she had been raised by her grandmother, and her lifestyle habits mirrored hers. Her grandmother emphasized wellness—no unhealthy food, everything had to be fresh, and eat light, well-balanced meals at the right times. As a result, Cassandra didn't have a strong craving for food, except for seafood. That was her one weak