Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper)

Chapter 204

Mrs. Brown said, "I'm a little worried about how much Hank listens to Jessica.

That girl knows how to play hard-to-get and still hasn't given herself to Hank.

The more Hank waits, the more he wants her.

She's making Hank go head over heels for her.

"If they get married and Hank lets her take charge of his bank account, our life will be tougher." Chelsea thought about the monthly allowance her brother gave her parents and how it was used on her own family.

She benefited a lot from that and did not want this benefit to be taken away by her new and soon-to-be sister-in-law.

Thus, she said, "Forget it, then.

That's Hank and Liberty's business.

Let them deal with it." "As long as Hank can keep his affair hidden from Liberty, I won't interfere with it.

Men aren't reliable.

They'll fool around if they are rich and capable." Mrs.

Brown felt that her son was capable enough to attract a young and beautiful girl even when he was a father.

Anyway, her son would not be at a loss no matter what.

Liberty knew that her mother-in-law and sister-in-law would speak ill of her, but she did not know that they would help Hank to keep his extramarital affair a secret.

After sending off the annoying mother and daughter, Liberty said, "Seren, Jasmine, why have you bought a bunch of things?" "Liberty, it's just some fruits and snacks, nothing too expensive." Jasmine smiled. "I thought that since you're home alone with Sonny, you can eat as much as you like.

If you can't finish it, just put it in the refrigerator and take your time eating it.

At least that way, it won't be taken away by unwanted guests." She noticed how Chelsea took a glance at these things before leaving Last time, Hank gave away the gifts Serenity and Zachary bought for Liberty to his parents and sister, which infuriated her.

After Serenity finished feeding her nephew, she brought a new toy to her nephew and let him play by himself.

She asked her sister, "Liberty, did you notice what Chelsea said?" "What did she say?" Chelsea spoke too much earlier, so Liberty was not bothered to listen, let alone remember.

"She said that if you keep fighting with Hank, you should watch out for other women stealing your husband.

I feel like she's binting at something.

Maybe Hank does have a mistress.

Liberty, you should keep an eye out for it.

If he's cheating on you, collect evidence before you get a divorce.

That way, you can fight for your share of the assets.

You can't just let them keep everything."

Liberty was a little surprised, but at the same time, it was not totally unexpected.

Hank paid a lot of attention to maintaining his figure.

He wore suits and dress shoes every day, exuding the charm of a mature man with a successful career.

Even though he only drove a six-figure car, which he bought before his promotion to a managerial position and was still repaying the car loan, he was nevertheless a successful man in the eyes of others. As long as he had the will, he could easily chase after young and beautiful girls to be his mistresses.

"I'm not bothered about his affairs at the moment.

Let me find a job first." Liberty felt that the most important thing now was to get a job and a source of income.

She had a hunch that her marriage with Hank was coming to an end.