Chapter 1440
Married at First Sight
How did Serenity conquer such a cold, arrogant man? Chelsea criticized inwardly She would not be able to bear spending time with a man like that He was too cold!
She did not dare look at Zachary anymore Instead, she smiled and said to Serenity, âSerenity cant have a few words with you in private?â
Serenity asked Chelsea, âWhat is it that you canât say right now?â
Chelsea took a quick glance at Zachary, then Serenity Indeed, Serenity was more pleasing to the eye Chelsea used to treat Serenity meanly and instigate her brother to quarrel with Liberty It was an indirect way of forcing Serenity to move out. Firstly, it was because she wanted to make space for her children.
She had planned to send her children to the middle school in the city.
Secondly, Chelsea was jealous of Serenityâs youth and beauty. Liberty was beautiful before she married too. However, she did not bother maintaining it and bloated up like a ball. Her beauty before her marriage was gone Serenity was different. She adhered to exercising every day and had always maintained a model-like figure.
It was known that opposites attract while likes repel.
Chelsea grew to be jealous of Serenity.
However, her mindset changed as she only felt gratitude toward Serenity. She felt no jealousy when looking at Serenityâs pretty features. Instead, she found it pleasing and thought Serenity was beautiful and kind. A girl like that deserved to be favored by the heavens, get married to an outstanding man like Zachary, and enjoy glory and wealth.
âSerenity, I think we should still talk in private.â
Serenity glanced at her husband. She knew Chelsea was afraid of Zachary. She said to him, âBabe, wait for me in the car.â
Zachary said firmly, âIâll wait for you here. You can just talk to each other there. I can see you, but I wonât be able to hear your conversation.â
He pointed to the end of the corridor and asked Serenity and Chelsea to talk over there. He would be able to see them from the wardâs door, but he could not listen to the contents of their conversation.
Serenity did as he asked.
She walked toward the end of the corridor first. Chelsea had no choice but to follow Serenity stopped when she reached the end. She turned to face Chelsea and asked coldly. âWhat do you want to talk to me about, Chelsea?â
âIs your sister feeling better, Chelsea? Weâre concerned about your sisterâs injury, so we visit her every day You guys might find it annoying, but weâre really worried Oh, thereâs also Sonny Would you like us to take care of Sonny for the time being?
âWell, you have to care for your sister. Itâll be tiring if you have to take care of Sonny as well. Thereâs also your storeâs business to manage. Iâm not working now, and Lucas has started preschool. Iâm free to help you. Sonny is my nephew too. I love him as much as you do â
Serenity refused. âWe have a lot of people. We can take good care of a child, so you donât need to worry, Chelsea. My sister is doing fine and recovering well She can return home to recuperate. after a week. Thank you for your concern.â
Chelsea had offered to take care of Sonny to start the conversation. She knew the Hunt sisters would never let the Brown family care for Sonny anymore.
It was all that evil woman, Jessicaâs fault. Sonny nearly got harmed while Liberty got hurt because of Jessica.
Chelseaâs brother was useless too.
Sonny was still so young. Could he not have carried Sonny away?
He could not even protect Sonny, yet he still wanted to bring Sonny back to live with the Browns What infuriated Chelsea the most was Hank busily running around for Jessicaâs matters after Jessica was taken away by the police. He even thought of begging the Hunt sisters countless times. He wanted Liberty to forgive Jessica.
That way, Jessicaâs sentence would be lenient.
Luckily, Chelseaâs parents were on her side. They had been stopping Hank from begging Liberty directly and indirectly.
No matter how stupid Chelsea was, she knew that if Hank dared ask Liberty to forgive Jessica, it would be tough for the Browns to meet Sonny in the future.