Chapter 1038
Married at First Sight
Liberty did not regret it either Duncan frowned. âThen why is he constantly here looking for you? That scumbag treated you like that back then. Every time I see him I feel like giving him a beating and venting some anger for youâ
He wants to use Sonny to ease the hostile relationship between usâ
Duncan was thoughtful for a moment, and said, âTheir main aim is to get Zachary to let them off the hook, nightâ Donât forgive them and let them be unemployed forever Once theyâve spent all their savings, weâll see if Hank and his wife can still continue being as loving to each other as beforeâ
Poor couples had a hundred things to lose Hank and Jessicaâs bitter days were still ahead of them.
âNow that your diner is here, you canât move and neither do you have to move. Just let them watch how your business gets bigger and better every step of the way In the future, you can open a big hotel and become a strong independent woman and a billionaire-weâll see how frustrated they get.â
Liberty laughed âI want to be able to open a big hotel in the future and become a billionaire too, but weâll see how business for this diner goes first. My first goal is to earn back the capital I put in to open this diner.
âMy second goal is to be able to open a branch.â
Her life goal was to grow her business step by step and see if she could open a big hotel in the future and make her way into the F&B industry.
âWhen we just got divorced, I wanted to cut all contact with the Browns, but my ex-mother-in-law stalked me and found out Iâm opening a diner here as well as where Iâm living now. I couldnât escape them. Then, thinking about it, thereâs no way we can really cut all contact since Sonnyâs still stuck in the middle.
âAnyway, I wonât let myself be trampled all over by them again. Iâm not scared of them coming over periodically to bring attention to their existence.â
Duncan hit the nail on the head and said, âThey regret it because you have a rich aunt and also because your sister is Zacharyâs wife. They just want to benefit from all that.
âAlso, youâve been working hard since leaving the Browns and living your life fully. God wonât treat hardworking people unfairly. Your life will only get better, more than theirs could ever be.
âNow, they not only regret it, but theyâre also envious of you.â
Liberty laughed. âThatâs why I say even divorce isnât scary when you meet a scumbag. The best revenge is to live better than he does.â
Even if she had not found her rich aunt and her sister was not Zacharyâs wife, her days would only get better.
âMr. Lewis, Iâm going to prepare dinner for myself and my son. Do you want to eat with us? Though our meals are usually simple.â
âThereâs no need. I promised my mother to go back and eat dinner with her tonight. Oh, right. Where have you been the whole day? When I went to work this morning, I didnât see your shop open. I didnât see it open when I got off work this afternoon either.â
Duncan had to pass this street every day on his way to and from work to reach his office.
He did not have to pay special attention to know Liberty had not been in the whole day.
âSeren and I made a trip back to our old home. We only just got back this afternoon.â
Duncan made a sound in acknowledgment, and asked with interest, âWhat did you go back for?â
âTo fight for our inheritance and pay our respects to my parents.â
Duncan hummed again. âDid you win?â
He was aware that Libertyâs home had been entirely taken over by her grandparents and they even wanted to pass it down to John.
Liberty was silent for a moment before saying, âWeâll bring the matter to court. They wonât return the house to us in good graces.â
Thinking of how the Hunts had been making so much trouble lately in trying to get money from Zachary and even trying to ruin Zachary and Serenityâs marriage, Duncan said, âThat shameless bunch of people. definitely wonât return it to you honestly. Thereâs no need to be considerate of them. Just sue them and settle the matter through the courts.
âIf you need legal aid, just let me know. I have a legal advisor.â Liberty did not need Duncanâs help but still thanked him.