Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 662

"Even if I give her more than a million dollars, she'll probably end up spending all of it buying a house, but she still won’t be able to find a job. Unless her aunt keeps supporting her, she won't be as happy as we are.”

Sure enough, Jessica's mood improved.

"A million isn't even enough for the down payment for a house in downtown Wiltspoon. A friend of mine bought a second-hand apartment in the busiest part of the city a while ago. It’s near a school district and is only seven hundred square feet, but it cost her five million. I was really shocked."

If she had not snatched Hank away, she could not have afforded to buy a house in downtown Wiltspoon with her income.

Hank was cognizant that housing prices were exorbitant now.

Fortunately, he struck early. If he only bought a house now, he would not be able to buy one in a good location, let alone a school district.

"I asked around and heard that Mrs. Stone is a very strong woman. She dislikes weak and incompetent people the most. If Liberty can't stand up by herself, Mrs. Stone won't help her, let alone give her money. Stop being jealous of her having a rich aunt.

"Even if one’s parents have money, they won't necessarily give it to their children, let alone to a niece they have no feelings for.”

happily followed him to the jewelry

someone had been tailing them and

his

simply acted as

to be indifferent in front of Jessica, but in fact, she still felt sick at heart when she saw her ex-husband with his

wasted her life acting as a

themselves. Take her for example. She was distressed by how hard Hank worked to earn money, so she only ever bought household necessities. She almost never bought new clothes or skin care products for herself. Even when she went

so concerned about Hank, but he lavished all his money on Jessica

went "if you can't bear to spend the money earned

was the issue of her

Liberty saw the flesh on her body,

allow herself to end

comfortable life after marriage that made her lose her sense of crisis. She thought marriage would be stable

her skin and beauty, wear pretty clothes, and apply make-up, but she always said, "I'm already married with a son. Why do I need to dress up? I won't waste money on those products. It isn't easy for your brother-in-law to earn money, and I don't have an income, so all the burdens are on your brother-in-law. He has