Married at First Sight Chapter 480

Chapter 480

Grandma May was, in fact, denying her feelings of schadenfreude.

Serenity had stayed up all night and had only consumed a cup of coffee this morning, leaving her quite tired now.

“I’ll call my sister to ask how Sonny is doing.”

After the call, she learned that Elisa and their mother had visited Sonny with gifts. However, Serenity understood the true reason for their visit.

“Sis, did Mrs. Stone mention anything?”

Serenity withheld the other information from her sister.

“She didn’t say much. She just felt heartbroken about Sonny’s suffering. Elisa scolded the Repton family for a good half an hour.”

Her sister’s friends and in-laws were far more influential than her own husband and in-laws, which deepened her sadness.

How could she have been so blind as to marry a scumbag like Hank?

How could a father like him dare to compete with her for custody of Sonny?

When the divorce lawsuit went to court, she planned to present photos of Sonny’s injuries from the abuse to the judge. She was confident that the judge would award her custody for the child’s well-being.

“Mrs. Stone… appeared unwell. Her face was extremely pale. They didn’t stay long before Ms. Stone hurriedly took her mother away.”

The only thing Liberty noticed about Audrey was that her face became paler by the minute, which alarmed her.

Elisa was also taken aback and quickly left with her mother.

After listening to Liberty, Serenity paused for a moment before saying, “Liberty, our mom might be the sister that Mrs. Stone has been searching for.”

Cough cough – The elderly woman in the back seat coughed violently upon hearing Serenity’s latest comment. Serenity turned her head and asked with concern, “What’s wrong, Nana? Is the AC too cold?”

“Yes, it’s too dry, which makes it easy to cough,” Grandma May replied, not daring to admit she was startled by the new information.

Zachary drove calmly and casually turned off the air conditioner. When he first learned that his mother-in-law, whom he had never met, might actually be Audrey’s sister, he had been frightened. Now, seeing his nana spooked, he felt somewhat better himself.

Liberty remained silent. “I’ll talk to you about this when I get back. How’s Sonny?” she asked.

“He woke up once, and I gave him some milk, but he only drank half. He fell back asleep while I held him,” Serenity explained.

“Did he get another fever?” Liberty inquired.

“Not right now,” Serenity replied, feeling relieved.

“Seren, you were up all night too. Sonny is fine now, so you should go back and get some sleep,” Liberty urged. Her heart ached not only for her son but also for her sister, and her head throbbed from the lack of rest.

“Okay. Call Mrs. Lane if you need any help. I’ll come over in the evening,” she said.

The sisters were not in a hurry to confirm whether their mother was indeed Audrey’s sister; that decision rested with Audrey. Serenity, feeling reassured, fell asleep before they reached Brynfield.

As Zachary parked the car upon arrival, Grandma May said, “You carry Serenity upstairs. I’ll go for a stroll.” She wanted to give her grandson and Serenity some time alone.

Zachary hummed in response as he carried Serenity, who was still asleep, out of the car. His grandmother was someone who simply couldn’t remain still; as long as she had legs, she could go wherever she wished.

“Hurry up, Zack,” she called out meaningfully to her grandson.

Zachary’s face tensed, but he stayed silent and continued to carry Serenity inside. As he entered, the old woman muttered, “I’d like to see how you clean up your mess. Hah, even you won’t solve this easily. It’s your fault for being so proud and lying to your wife!”

Zachary was left speechless.

‘Is she really my grandmother?’