As long as she held Hank’s heart and kept him by her side, the victory was hers.
“I don’t hate children; I dislike spoiled brats. I have nothing against cute and sensible kids like Sonny. However, I can’t say I like him either since he’s Liberty’s son, and Liberty is my love rival,” she stated.
Hank replied, “She’s not your love rival anymore. We’re already divorced.”
“Neither of you intends to remarry, but your family won’t let go. They always praise Liberty while speaking poorly of me. Don’t think I’m unaware of it just because they do it behind my back. I know everything,” she retorted.
Hank quickly reassured her, “Jessica, we’re committed to spending our lives together. As long as our feelings remain strong, it doesn’t matter what my parents say. Their obsession with Liberty is because she has a wealthy aunt and her sister married a rich man.”
“If Liberty and her sister were still the same as before, I’m sure my mom would have flaunted our happiness to them. If Serenity hadn’t married Mr. York, we would still have our jobs and a high income. We have a house, cars, and savings. We are doing much better than others,” she lamented.
Jessica sighed, “It’s good that you’re aware of this. I worry you might change your mind about me after hearing your mother’s remarks.”
“I won’t,” Hank assured her, contemplating his recent divorce and remarriage. He knew he couldn’t go through another divorce; the cost was too high.
“Sonny is still your flesh and blood, and he’s your parents’ grandson. If you bring him over for a few days now and then, the house will be livelier. Your parents will be happier too, and they might even criticize me less, leading to a more harmonious family dynamic,” he suggested.
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