Chapter 315
Married at First Sight
Chapter 315 Chelsea was about to give Liberty a good dressingâdown when her mother secretly
tugged the hem of her blouse. Chelsea had to get to grips with her rage. Serenity helped her sister to
push the stroller into the house.
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Having overheard Chelseaâs remark that her sister should fork out three hundred bucks out of her
pocket for seafood, Serenity could lose it.
These people were unbelievable.
âMom.â
Chelsea waited until Serenity and Liberty were inside the house before whispering to her mother, âWhy
didnât you let me give her a piece of my mind? She eats, sleeps, and spends at my brotherâs expense!
We came here for dinner, and she wants to count with Hank to the last dime.â
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âYour brotherâs going halves with Liberty now. Weâre Hankâs family. Since weâre here for dinner,
Libertyâs only following the system. Do you think sheâll do the school runs and cook for your children if
you make her mad?â
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Chelsea got over her anger now that she remembered the main reason she was here today.
Nevertheless, she whined under her breath. She believed her brother had a wife for nothing. Liberty
was dismissive of her motherâinâlaw and sisterâinâlaw.
âSchool is almost out, Seren. You should hurry back to the shop to help. Iâm fine here.â
Liberty urged her sister to leave.
âIâm a bit wary to go, Liberty.â
âDonât worry. Iâm not going to put up with their nonsense. You should get back to work. Iâll call you if I
need help.â
Serenity still did not want to leave.
âYouâre out a lot, leaving Jasmine to watch the shop. You canât keep up with this even if youâre best
friends. You should get back to the shop and sell some stuff.â
âJasmine understands. She told me to prioritize you. Donât worry about the shop.â âStill, you canât do
that just because she doesnât mind it. Itâs not very nice. Go on. I can manage on my own. Itâll be fine. I
donât mind chasing them down a few blocks with a knife if they pick on me.â
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With her sister rushing her to go, Serenity replied, âIâll head back to the shop then. Donât take on too
much stuff. Just do whatâs worth two hundred bucks.â
âOf course. I was their free housekeeper for more than
three years. Even housekeepers earn their keep. I donât get a salary and get yelled at for spending
money and doing nothing all day.â Now that she was dead inside, Liberty was not going to tolerate the
abuse anymore.
âTake away the seafood you gave me. I donât know when theyâll be leaving. I was thinking of hiding it in
my room, but the seafood might go bad. You should bring the seafood back and keep it in your fridge.
Donât waste it on them.â
With Hank insisting on going Dutch, Liberty started to count her pennies over every detail with the
family.
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âOkay.â
Serenity did not want to let Mrs. Brown and Chelsea have it too.
Liberty took the seafood out from the fridge for her sister to store elsewhere.
Serenity carried a big bag of seafood out when Mrs. Brown and Chelsea entered the house. They could
not help but notice the large bag in Serenityâs hand. However, the mother and daughter could not tell
what it was as the bag was layered with multiple plastic covers.
âAre you leaving, Serenity? Arenât you staying for dinner?â Mrs. Brown asked Serenity to stay with a
smile. âNo. Itâs rush hour at the shop. I should head back to
help.â
âI see. Take care then.â
Standing at the door, Mrs. Brown watched as Serenity entered the elevator. She only went into the
house and closed the door behind her when the elevator doors shut.
Liberty was busy in the kitchen.
Pretending to know nothing about Hankâs affair, she was occupied in the kitchen like before whenever
her mother âinâlaw and sisterâinâlaw came by.
Of course, she would ask for money this time.
Sonny was playing in the living room. He dragged out a box of his toys and poured the toys onto the
floor.