Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 104 – Instead of retreating to her room, Serenity went to the balcony and sat on the
swing as she stared at the flowers and stars in the night.

Having pulled herself together, Serenity got up and went to her room. It was a quiet and peaceful night
for the young couple. Meanwhile, at the hospital , the Hunts were caught in a media hell storm.

The media circus which they had dragged Liberty and Serenity into did not impact greatly on the sisters.
However, Serenity‘s response to their tweet not only contained Liberty‘s account of the truth back then,
but also the recording of the townspeople‘s narration. Even the town council backed up Serenity‘s claims.

The Hunts‘ jobs, income, and residences were uncovered by resourceful netizens. They lived in villas and had decent
employment with annual incomes ranging from hundreds of thousands to over a million.

Now, enough about the younger family members. Old Mr. and Mrs. Hunt had savings up to hundreds
of thousands as well.

The Hunts family had more than enough to foot the grandmother‘s medical

take too kindly to the proofs, especially the phone conversation between Old Mr. Hunt and Serenity. [The grandfather would rather guilt–trip his granddaughters into

have other children. All their children are successful on their own, so why can‘t they pay up?) (Why bring the granddaughters into the picture

the grandparents signed a contract that both parties won‘t owe each other anything after getting

of that voice recording. The grandfather must be joking. I can‘t believe he‘s demanding the granddaughters to pay for gas and

hospital, not the granddaughters!) [It‘s reasonable to expect the children and grandchildren to come together and chip in for the

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should reconsider their hiring policies.) Once the netizens got information on the Hunts‘ jobs and incomes,

that innocent since he got his secretary to pen the storyline to his narrative. There were users who tagged Stone Group‘s official handle. The public was

grandchildren in trouble. Those girls

I don‘t see why I can‘t tell them

Mr. Hunt was running his mouth in the ward. Old Mrs. Hunt echoed