Chapter 645
“By the way, just so you know, Hank and I will be registering our marriage on the upcoming Valentine’s Day.”
Liberty remained remarkably calm. “Congratulations, Ms. Yates.”
Congratulations on diving into the chaos that is the Brown family.
“It’s the weekend, and I just woke up to a homemade breakfast prepared by Hank. I heard you were married for over three years, yet you always cooked for him. You probably never had the chance to taste his cooking.”
Having had enough of Jessica’s taunts, Liberty ended the call.
“Liberty, was that the Yates woman?”
“Yes. She’s unbelievable. I divorced Hank and let them be together, yet she still called to shamelessly ask if she could add me as a friend on social media. She must want to flaunt her daily dose of affection with Hank to irritate me.”
“What’s there to be upset about, anyway? We’re already divorced, so Hank is nothing more than an ex-husband to me.”
The thought of Hank making breakfast for Jessica only amused Liberty. It was well-known that Hank did not cook, so there was no way he had prepared her breakfast. He must have ordered takeout.
“She also mentioned they would be registering their marriage on Valentine’s Day. I can’t wait for them to get their license and be tied together. Then, she’ll finally understand what being part of the Brown family is like.”
Serenity scolded, “She’s completely shameless.”
“How could she have seduced Hank if she weren’t? Still, I’m thankful to her. Without her persuasion, Hank wouldn’t have so easily given up Sonny’s custody.”
Liberty embraced Sonny once more.
Her son was her everything.
She could let go of Hank, but she could never let go of her son.
Fortunately, it was all over now.
“Liberty, let’s stop by the supermarket to pick up some things first.”
After all, they couldn’t arrive at their aunt’s house empty-handed.
Liberty hummed in agreement.
The sisters took Sonny to the supermarket and emerged with numerous bags, both large and small, filling the trunk of the car and the backseat to capacity.
Just as they were about to get into the car, they received a message from Elisa, stating that she was already at the entrance of Brynfield.
Serenity took her sister back to the entrance of the neighborhood to meet Elisa. Instead of reentering, they followed Elisa directly to the Stone residence.
On the way, Liberty said to her sister, “Seren, if Aunt Audrey offers to help us, we must firmly refuse. We’re still young and capable, so we can support ourselves without relying on her just because she’s wealthy.”
“Don’t worry, Liberty. I’ve thought about that for a long time. No matter how Aunt Audrey wants to assist us, I’ll be sure to decline,” Serenity replied.
Audrey had searched for her sister for decades and finally found her two nieces, so it was natural for her to want to help.
The sisters shared that sentiment.
It took them forty minutes to reach the Stone family villa.
Audrey was waiting at the entrance with her family.
A smile immediately lit up her face when she spotted the two cars from a distance.
As the cars approached and came to a stop, Audrey took the lead and walked over to Serenity’s car.
Elisa opened the car door and jumped out, beaming at the Hunt sisters. “My mom has everything she wants now that she has her nieces. She doesn’t even want her daughter anymore.”
“This is your home. Do you need me to come out and welcome you when you return to your own house?”
Audrey reached out to hug Sonny, but he still didn’t want her to pick him up, so she could only pat his head.
“Aunt Audrey,” Serenity called out, and Audrey responded with a smile.
Darrell approached with his two sons and his daughter-in-law.
“Uncle Darrell,”
Serenity and Liberty greeted him.
Darrell smiled and replied, “Your aunt has been waiting here since this morning. She wanted to come and pick you two up herself.”
Serenity felt a bit embarrassed, knowing they were late because she had gotten drunk the night before.
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