Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1689

Chelsea smiled awkwardly. After glancing at Sonny, she said, “After all, Sonny needs a father.”

“Doesn’t he have a father now? No matter how my relationship with Hank turns out, Hank is still Sonny’s father. This is a fact.”

“No, no. I didn’t mean that. I think Sonny will only be happy if he grows up in a complete family.”

“I think Sonny is happy now. He’s always happy. In the past, when his father was busy with work and spending time with other women, he hardly spent time with Sonny. Even now, his father only came to visit him occasionally. How is it different from before?

“Sonny has long since gotten used to not having his father’s company. With Seren and I spending time with him, he’s carefree. He’s living happily and healthily.”

Chelsea was at a loss for words.

She knew that settling the issue by involving Sonny would not work.

The Browns were unwilling to give up. They had tried to persuade Liberty countless times, but it was fruitless.

he backslid and pursued Liberty again, it would not stand him in good

your parents and sow discord. This way, Hank’s life will get better. Otherwise, Hank will still end up in the same situation no matter how many different wives

slowly aging. By the time your parents pass away, who will entertain you when you return to your hometown? It’s your brother and your sister–in–law. Now that you keep causing

your mouth. Don’t band together with your parents to turn against your sister–in–law. Are you happy to have

“You have children yourself. Your daughter is in her teens, and she’ll get married about a decade later. What would you think if your daughter always returns and tears your son and your

are you standing up for Jessica? She is so spiteful and evil. She nearly snatched Lucas away. I hate her to the core.

Hank and I ended in a divorce because of your family too. It was Jessica’s choice back then

situation.”

reap what you sow. Jessica had no

face turned red. She

“Liberty, I’ll buy something and get back to the hospital. I told my mom that I left the hospital to get something. No one looks after that spiteful woman now. Who would care about her apart

left hurriedly before

to Liberty and asked, “Mom, why did Aunt

much. She came