Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 717

‘Jessica wants the reception to be at Wiltspoon Hotel. How much is that going to cost? We’re paying for the reception. Instead of marrying for love, Hank is marrying. himself into debt.”

Mrs. Brown whined, “It’s not like she can lay a golden egg.”

Liberty grabbed a cloth and wiped the table. All the while, she listened to whatever Mrs. Brown had to say without giving her two cents.

Her former mother–in–law came to her to vent about Jessica because the latter was demanding and did not hold back on splurging.

If Jessica was foolish like Liberty for paying for the renovations and refusing the Browns to pay for the wedding and family support, her ex–mother–in–law would probably brag about Hank marrying someone younger and more beautiful right after the divorce.

Mrs. Brown would laugh at her for being fat and ugly. No one would want Liberty after she left Hank.

“Liberty, have you been thrifty and skipping meals lately? You seem to have lost a lot of weight.”

“Mrs. Brown, I’m no longer married to your son. You’re not my mother–in–law anymore, so you don’t need to show me concern,” Liberty retorted, not in the mood for a conversation with Mrs. Brown.

the habit. Don’t be too thrifty. You can put the money

financially supporting you to set up the shop? Your aunt is wealthy and

came here today because she missed her grandson, besides finding favor with Liberty and finding out how much help Mrs. Stone was giving to Liberty and her sister. Would the family get anything if her son rekindled his marriage with

at work. Hank’s boss was picking on every mistake to the point Hank

would look for another job after his

great if her son could get a job at Stone

am able and have the startup cash. Why do I need my aunt to finance

to shut Mrs.

decades. You’re her only surviving relatives since your

lifetime. I can’t believe you didn’t

“My aunt wanted to give a villa with a front and back garden to me and Seren each.

told you your aunt won’t give you

money. We’ll buy a house with our own means, and if we can’t, we can just rent.”

Brown was

was a