Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 200

Jasmine and Serenity went to Liberty’s apartment.
Serenity got out of Jasmine’s car.

Her face stiffened when she saw a familiar car parked there.

“What’s wrong?”
“That car belongs to Liberty’s sister-in-law.

She must’ve come to trouble my sister again.

Liberty’s sister-in-law is definitely one of the worst people I know.

She’s comparable to the relatives from my hometown.” !
Jasmine said, “Let’s hurry up, then.

If she bullies Liberty, we’ll kick her out together!”
Serenity had already grabbed her things to head inside.
Jasmine quickly followed.

The Browns visited again.

As usual, it was just Chelsea and Mrs.

Brown.

They came to persuade Liberty to take Hank back from their house.
Hank went to live at his parents’ house but ate his meals at his sister’s house because his parents took care of Chelsea’s children and cooked at her place.
Fortunately, both his parents’ and sister’s houses were close by.

They were in the same neighborhood but opposite blocks.
Chelsea watched as her parents bought loads of delicious food for her brother every day.

Although her family also ate them, Chelsea was jealous of her parents’ partial treatment of buying expensive food for her brother.

Fortunately, Chelsea had a sense of propriety even though she was money hungry, so she did not express her discomfort.
After enjoying the help of her parents for so long, Chelsea was used to the benefits of monopolizing her parents.
Hank was at his parents’ house for a few days, and Chelsea took the most initiative in trying to reconcile Hank and Liberty so he could return to his own home as soon as possible.

“Liberty, it’s inevitable for a couple to quarrel and fight.

There are only a handful of couples who had never quarreled or fought before.

You should get over this after cooling down for a few days.

Forget that it ever happened and continue to live a happy life like you always have.”
As soon as Serenity opened the door, she heard Mrs.

Brown persuading her sister.
Chelsea said, “Liberty, you should watch out for another woman stealing your husband if you keep giving Hank the cold shoulder.

He also made extra money from
commission, which would add up to nearly a hundred thousand dollars a month.

To Chelsea, Hank was considered a man with a successful career.

Therefore, Chelsea always looked down on Liberty, thinking that Liberty was not worthy of her brother.
Moreover, Liberty still had yet promised to help take care of Chelsea’s children, which greatly displeased Chelsea.
Chelsea’s oldest child was starting junior high school the next year.

Her child’s school pick-up and drop-off problem must be solved quickly.

Naturally, Chelsea had to coax Liberty into agreeing.

Otherwise, Chelsea would not willingly soften her stance and accompany her mother to persuade Liberty.
Liberty was feeding her son some porridge and did not seem to have not heard her in-laws.

“Sonny.”
Mrs. Brown went to play with her grandson when she saw that her daughter-in-law remained silent.

“Sonny, do you miss your dad?”