Married at First Sight

Chapter 595

Liberty did not have to look to know who it was.

The voice was all too familiar to her.

It was Chelsea, her former notorious sister–in–law.

Mrs. Brown brought her daughter to Lewis & Co., but Liberty had her lunch at the office cafeteria instead of having it at home. She took a power nap at her desk before continuing her work. All the while, she did. not leave the office.

The mother and daughter were on a stakeout in front of the office building the whole afternoon.

Tempers were flaring, to say the least.

Now that Liberty was finally out, Chelsea’s fury had risen to an all–time high. Without regard to the building crowd, she yelled and caught the attention of many.

The nosy passersby stopped to watch the drama unfold.

she was personally hired by Mr. Lewis. That was how she became well–known in the

department was worried about losing his job as

boss had been keeping an eye on

was one to watch out for as she was personally hired by the CEO. Liberty was a threat to him. Since he could not kick Liberty out of his department, the

in the industry. She was

are you

stopped in her tracks. It was not like she had

in her way,

yourself. What have you done? You trashed my brother’s home. Pay for it! We’ll sue you if you don’t pay us the renovation cost,” Chelsea screamed.

she raised her voice about what Liberty did. “You have an employee in your company. That’s right. Her name is Liberty. She’s my former sister–in–law. She’s one cruel person. She didn’t have to work a day in her life after marriage and threatened my brother to pay her over a

and vicious woman in your life?

more thing, my brother bought the house before marriage. Once the divorce was finalized, she brought people to trash my brother’s place. Don’t you think it was uncalled for? No one would want a wicked woman like her

coldly blurting, “Yes, I didn’t work after marriage. I didn’t earn a single penny, but I had done a lot for the family. I gave Hank a son and took care of the family. Yet, he insisted on going

knowing I had no income.

our child’s formula milk but could buy a necklace worth tens of