Serenity and Zachary York

Chapter 123

Hank‘s family found out about his affair and did not rebuke him for it. Hank said, “Liberty kept gaining

weight after giving birth to Sonny. She lost her figure, and I just couldn‘t stand her anymore. Jessica is

considerate , young, and beautiful. I think she‘s my true love.”

Mrs. Brown said frankly, “Your mistress is only eyeing your status and income. If you‘re just an ordinary

employee like before, will she like you?” Material © of NôvelDrama.Org.

“Although Liberty is ruthless and beats you up, she has taken good care of you throughout your

marriage and managed the household very well. She has endured hardships, so she knows how to live

within her means and manage a family. That woman you‘re dating doesn‘t seem to hold a candle to

Liberty.”

Although Mrs. Brown was partial to her son, her evaluation of Liberty was pertinent.

“You need a virtuous wife. Hank, you can fool around all you want and I won‘t say anything, but if you

marry that girl, you must be careful lest you regret it in the future.” Most men who divorced their wives

and married their lovers did not have good lives.

Mrs. Brown was very satisfied with her son‘s current

situation, but she did not want her son to lose his happiness and get retribution.

Chelsea said, “What‘s so good about Liberty? Just look at how she beat up Hank! We can‘t tolerate

such a woman as Hank‘s wife. Hank, I support you and Jessica. You‘ll only know if you can live a good

life after marrying her. How can anyone predict that?

“Initially, Liberty was also polite and gracious. Who would‘ve thought she would chase Hank down a

few blocks with a kitchen knife and beat him up like this?”

Mr. and Mrs. Brown stopped talking then. “Hank, you shouldn‘t go home these few days. Don‘t give her

money and don‘t apologize to her. She should be the first to apologize and admit her mistake. You can

go back after she apologizes and promises not to do it again,” Chelsea advised Hank.

“Even if you don‘t get divorced now, you shouldn‘t admit defeat. Otherwise, your status in the

household will plummet. You‘re a big man who should be calling the shots. You can‘t let a woman bully

you.”

Hank said, “I definitely won‘t go back for the next few days.”

Liberty would not cook for him, so it would be better to stay at his parents‘ house to recuperate and eat

good food for a few days. He would then return to work when he was fully recovered.

Hank did not intend to hide this from Jessica. He sent a message to his lover, saying that he was

abused by his

wife.

When Jessica received the news, she consoled him, which made Hank more inclined toward her.

Liberty breathed a sigh of relief knowing that Hank did not go home. At least she did not have to go to

Serenity‘s house for refuge.

When she got home, she saw that her son was still asleep, so she quickly applied a cold compress to

her face and tidied herself up. She was afraid her son would be frightened to see her like this when he

woke up.

Hank yanked out a lot of her hair, which scattered all over the floor.

She cleaned them up with a broom.

Fortunately, Liberty had voluminous hair. Although a lot of hair was yanked out, it was not noticeable

after she combed and tied it up.

Serenity was unaware of Hank abusing Liberty right after she left, and that such a big fight occurred.

After leaving her sister‘s place, Serenity went to a pedestrian street to buy some clothes and ties for

Zachary.

Grandma May told Serenity about Zachary‘s size, so Serenity chose two sets of new clothes, both in

Zachary‘s

favorite color, which was black, as well as two new ties. After making the purchase, she went back to

the bookstore.

It was during the evening rush hour when students were out of school as Zachary arrived around six

o‘clock.

However at this time, the students were attending extra classes after school, so the store was not busy.

Knowing that Serenity needed some alone time with her husband , Jasmine smiled and said, “Serenity,

go home with Mr. York. Don‘t let him wait here for too long. I‘ll close up tonight