Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 835

“Hank, you’ve forgotten about me after marrying your wife, huh? This isn’t how you behaved in the past. You must be bewitched by that mistress so much that you want to abandon me. What a tough life I have. Why did I give birth to such a son who married a mistress?

“Liberty, I regret it. I’ve learned from my mistakes. You’re still better. You could cook and do household chores. You also treated me well and brought good luck to your husband. When you were around, Hank was doing well in his career. He was lucky and wealthy. Our family was living in happiness.

“Once you left, Hank started to be down on his luck in his career. His income has reduced greatly. Even Chelsea and her husband have lost their jobs. As for me, I’ve been bullied every day… I regret it. I regret it so much!”

While bawling, Olivia criticized her son for being unfilial. She recalled how her family was living well when Liberty was around.

However, tears did not flow out of her eyes. She was merely wailing.

Indeed, Olivia regretted it, and so did Chelsea.

Making such a comparison only led to despair.

to see Hank and Liberty split. Now, Hank got together with Jessica, who was

care

She even gave her daughter the money that she got from her son. When she was unable to move around,

them. She would not be bothered about how Hank was going to treat

she was under no obligation to serve

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kicking up a fuss every day. What’s the point

stop his mother from bawling.

without knowing how to make money,

called Liberty a spendthrift and claimed she wanted to live with her sister. The two of them had been stuck together for over ten years. Before Liberty got married, she had never requested anything from our family. The only request she made was to have Serenity live with us until Serenity got

her could have rented a house outside since she had income. She insisted on staying with us, and you believed she wanted

being a little reliant on her sister? The two of them who had always been stuck together couldn’t bear to part with each other.