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Married at First Sight Chapter 439

Chapter 439
Unfortunately, Zachary only contemplated the idea but never acted on it. His pride prevented him from doing anything so underhanded.
As a result, he tossed and turned until he was finally taken away by the sandman.
Meanwhile, in an apartment, Hank was rummaging through the bedside table for a pack of cigarettes. He pulled out a cigarette and was about to light it when the woman beside him reached over. “Give me one too,” she said.
Hank handed Jessica a cigarette and helped her light it.
“Just smoke occasionally,” he advised.
Hank was not a heavy smoker; he only smoked while discussing business with clients. Generally, he avoided smoking unless he had something weighing on his mind.
Liberty disliked men who smoked frequently because she found their breath unpleasant.
Although Jessica smoked, she pretended to be virtuous and never lit up in front of Hank. However, since they had been intimate and Hank was preparing to divorce Liberty for her, she felt there was no longer a need to hide it. Hank would discover her secret eventually.
After finishing half a cigarette, she leaned against him and asked softly, “What’s on your mind?”
“It’s nothing,” he replied.
Jessica laughed and traced her fingers over his chest. “Can’t bear to divorce that overweight woman in your house?”
“Of course not. I was just thinking about how to draft the divorce agreement. I told my parents I would give Liberty two hundred thousand, but they both thought that was excessive. When my sister found out, she scolded me, saying I was too generous to someone who hasn’t earned a penny since our marriage.”
“I’m just considering that we’re still husband and wife, and I was the one who let her down first. We should part on good terms, so I plan to give her two hundred thousand.”

a thousand, lest she cause a scene. If our relationship becomes public, our reputations will be tarnished.”

Jessica extinguished her cigarette and replied, “Your parents and sister are your family. They genuinely want what’s best for you. You should take their advice more seriously.”

Then she playfully added, “We’ve come this far, Hank. Should I rent out my apartment and move in with you?”

Hank kissed her gently and reassured her, “Not just yet. We’ll live together once I finalize the divorce with Liberty.”

He further promised, “Don’t worry, I won’t let Liberty take the house. I’ll keep the house and the car and will only provide her with a small amount of savings on paper. Jessica, I’ll ensure our future is free of worries. I will marry you properly.”

Jessica felt relieved. “My parents keep asking when we’ll get married. They think you’re too good, and someone might steal you away.”

She didn’t dare tell her parents that she was involved in someone else’s marriage, so she lied and said that Hank was still single.

At only thirty and having a successful career, her parents believed her claim about his single status. They proudly shared with friends and relatives how she had found such a capable boyfriend.

“We’ll get our marriage license as soon as I’m divorced, and then we’ll have a grand wedding,” he promised.

Jessica kissed his cheek softly, saying, “I’ll wait for you.”

The two exchanged sweet nothings for a while, and then Hank got out of bed to draft the divorce agreement.

After completing it, he handed it to Jessica for her review.

Hank was primarily focused on his own interests, so the divorce agreement was fairly acceptable to Jessica. The only point of contention for her was his desire to retain custody of Sonny.

Deep down, Jessica hoped that Hank would give up custody of

Sonny allowed Liberty to take him away, ensuring she wouldn’t have to face that eyesore. Who would want to take in and raise a child that wasn’t theirs? She was still young, and Hank wasn’t too old either. They would have their own children after marriage, and when that happened, Sonny would become an even greater eyesore.

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