Dr. Lawrence Exeter: The Cause Of Divorce

Lawrence Exeter was a married man, but in the middle of the wife’s pregnancy, he learned that she had been cheating on him for 2 years. They had been married for 10 years. Although heartbroken, he decided to wait to final the divorce until after the baby was born. He was helping plan the baby shower and spent one hundred and forty eight dollars. His baby son was born on September 2nd 1903, and that night cost one hundred dollars. The baby had some complications and stayed in the hospital for a month. The overall pay was four hundred and seventy five dollars. The wife decided to live and be with the man that she cheated on Lawrence with and leave the child with him. Lawrence was a single dad that had to raise his little baby boy into a man.

That same year, Lawrence had bought some toys for his son that year. 6 years later, he sent his son to a School for Boys so he can start getting his education. A year later, he bought his son his first bicycle that was fifty two dollars!

11 years later, he bought him his first car, which was a Hollywood Cadillac. It was his son’s dream car since he was five, and he was ecstatic to have his first car be his dream car. Like every teenager, four days later he got into an accident that costed almost three hundred dollars! Luckily, he nor the person he crashed into got injured, and Lawrence was so delighted and relieved that his son was alright. It was his first major accident, and Lawrence was worried as heck. Over a month later, the son went to Stanford University. 2 years later, he graduates and decided to have a party. The overall cost was five thousand five hundred and eighty five dollars! Over three years later, Lawrence gets his son a house. He goes to the decorators and the town shop twice within two years and spends twenty four thousand and seventy five dollars. In 1929, he just randomly bought a one hundred and forty five dollar pair of boots. In August of the same year, he start lending cash to this guy name Jony Spagoni. Jony was in a bad time in his life, and he needed some money to get back on his feet. In a span of two years, he gives Jony three hundred and twenty six

dollars. On June 20th of 1931, Lawrence pays a parking fine of fifty two dollars. Finally, on July 3rd of the same year, Lawrence lends money to Peter Vertizzi which was an amount of twenty five dollars.