Married at First Sight

Chapter 1403

Knock, knock.

There was a knock on the door.

Mr. Brown went to open the door.

As soon as the door opened, Chelsea crashed in and asked nervously, “Dad, how’s Liberty? Is Sonny fine? I rushed over right away after receiving your call.”

Mr. Brown answered, “Sonny is fine. He was just very frightened and is only willing to follow his Aunt Ser now. As for Liberty… She’s still in the ICU. The doctor said she’ll be fine if she pulls through the next few days, but if she doesn’t… Ah, pfft, she’ll pull through. She’s a good person, and a good person will also be blessed.”

“Yes, yes, yes, Liberty is a good person. She’ll definitely be fine-she’ll be fine.”

Chelsea had been nice to Liberty and Serenity ever since Serenity saved her little son. She sincerely hoped that Liberty would get better.

When she saw her brother, she pounced over and punched him a few times. She scolded, “Hank, you didn’t listen to us. Look what kind of a vicious woman you married! She made a mess of our family and tried to harm Sonny.

Lucas away at the zoo last time. She’s so wicked. I did target her, so I’ll accept it if she hates and resents me, and I won’t say anything if she comes at me. However, she

thought I was bad enough, but she’s worse than me. I targeted her, but Liberty never did anything to her, yet she wanted to lay her hands on

knew she was not a

had told her daughter everything on the phone.

Hank as soon

anything. If he dared defend Jessica

of his son almost

the police would not have taken her away and not let her come home if she had nothing to do with the

ashen face–when she was taken away confirmed that she was in the know.

which hospital is Liberty in? This won’t do. I have to go see her,” Chelsea asked her

said regretfully, “It’s my fault. If I hadn’t talked too much and babbled back then, this wouldn’t have

him not to divorce Liberty, but he insisted on doing it. I also reminded him that that malicious woman isn’t suitable as a partner for life, but he

Hank was speechless.

now. You can’t see her even