Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 319

Chapter 319

The vegetables were leftovers from yesterday. Liberty kept them in the fridge, but the vegetables were only enough for one person.

Since Liberty bought the vegetables with her

money, she was not going to share them with the

Browns.

Chelsea was stunned.

The fat cow left herself some food beforehand so she would not go hungry.

Liberty carried the food out and sat down at the dinner table. She leisurely enjoyed her dinner.

Worried that her sister might be picked on, Serenity found the time out of her busy schedule to call Liberty. “Did they gang up on you, Liberty?”

“I have a history of chasing Hank down five blocks with a kitchen knife. The worst they can do is get into a tiff with me. A woman won’t tolerate her

husband and his family’s unreasonable behavior when she stops caring for her husband.”

Serenity was relieved to hear that. “Have you eaten,

Chapte

Liberty?”

“I’m having dinner now. Have you?”

“I’ll eat after I’m done with work. I should get back to it, Liberty.”

“Alright.”

Liberty knew that this was one of her sister’s busiest hours.

Chelsea added, “Dad is taking care of Lucas at home. I’m here to ask you about the thing we discussed before. I need you to put my name on the title deed so my eldest two can have their education in the city. You live in a catchment area with good

schools.

“Have you given much thought to it? Don’t worry. I won’t take your house from you. The house may be transferred to my name, but you’ll still be living in it. I’m just trying to provide better education to your niece and nephew. I’ll return the house to you

when they apply for college elsewhere.”

Chelsea spoke in a hushed tone, “Since you and your brother–in–law have to work, you guys can’t do school runs. We’ll pick the children up to stay at home on the weekends and send them back here on Sunday nights.

“You’re busy with work. Have you talked to Liberty about cooking and sending the children to and fro school?

“Tell her that she’s not doing it for nothing. I’ll give her a thousand bucks a month. She can tutor my kids with their homework too. Your niece has good days and bad days with her academic performance. She’ll do better in her schoolwork if there’s someone tutoring her. It’ll help her get into a better school.”

Chelsea might not be able to stand her sister–in law, but she had to admit that Liberty was a college graduate. Liberty was a good candidate to tutor elementary and secondary school students.

If the Browns did not have Liberty under their thumbs, the latter probably would not have ended up this way.