Married at First Sight Chapter 1684

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Married at First Sight Chapter 1684 – Grandma stood up, regarded him for a moment, sighed, and then left the ward.

The Brown family.

Jessica lay on the sofa, happily watching something on her mobile phone.

At that moment, the door opened.

Mrs. Brown returned with Chelsea.

Upon seeing Chelsea, Jessica’s expression soured.

She had never encountered someone so shameless.

Chelsea, in turn, did not offer Jessica a pleasant demeanor either. Although Jessica and Hank had moved back into the wedding room, all the decorations had been changed after Liberty destroyed the original ones.

They wouldn’t find peace unless they rented a different home.

Chelsea was completely unconcerned. To her, this was her second home, and she felt free to come and go as she pleased, arriving empty-handed.

Shameless!

Jessica had argued with Chelsea countless times over this issue.

She thought that being pregnant would make her husband’s family treat her like royalty, but she had overestimated their regard for her.

Aside from her mother-in-law, who showed some restraint, Chelsea displayed none at all. Jessica expressed her frustration to Hank, stating that if Chelsea upset her too many times, it could lead to a miscarriage.

Without the child, she would simply return to facing her unfinished legal consequences.

“Jessica, stop playing with your phone so much; it’s not good for the baby,” Mrs. Brown remarked as she entered the room and saw her daughter-in-law lounging with her mobile device.

This woman nearly harmed Liberty and her son, yet now she discovered she was pregnant with a child from the Brown family.

When Hank assisted Jessica in applying for a sentence outside of prison, Mrs. Brown felt aggrieved. Ultimately, upon realizing that Jessica was pregnant with the Brown family’s grandson, she decided to endure the situation.

“I’m watching the news with you,” Jessica said, sitting up and glancing at Chelsea. “Sister is here again. Mom, isn’t she married? Why does she come back to our house every three days? People who don’t know might think she’s divorced and being sent back to her parents by her in-laws.”

“Look at me; I rarely return to my parents’ house for fear of upsetting my sister-in-law,” Chelsea replied darkly. “Do you dare to go back to your family? You still have a family to return to. You know how much your family despises and blames you; they’d love to announce in the newspaper that they’ve cut ties with you. Would they really welcome you back? I’m different; my parents are happy to have me back. My younger brother wouldn’t say anything against me. I can return if I choose. How long can my sister-in-law’s dislike last? She’s pregnant; can she really stay pregnant for years without giving birth? You can’t escape the consequences of your actions.”

Jessica remained silent.

Chelsea’s careless words truly irritated Jessica.

Noticing her mother-in-law’s lack of support, Jessica sneered, “I know you all want Hank to divorce me and marry Liberty instead. If that’s what you want, go ahead. Liberty is quite heartless. Didn’t you read the news? Because of her, Mr. Lewis, who pursued her, got into a car accident and may end up disabled, potentially in a wheelchair for life. If you push for Hank to remarry Liberty, who knows if he’ll actually be happy? With Hank now working in ride-hailing, he could easily be in a car accident too.”

Upon hearing Jessica’s words, Mrs. Brown and…

Chelsea’s expressions turned unpleasant.