Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 396

Chapter 396 After tonight, Liberty would no longer be sad or cry for Hank.

“Sonny!”

Liberty remembered her son and was suddenly anxious. “Liberty, I asked Mrs. Lane to take care of Sonny. Sonny usually sleeps through the night until dawn anyway.”

Sonny was naughty, but at times, he could be very well–behaved. It was especially true when he slept at night. He would usually sleep till morning unless he was uncomfortable.

Only then did Liberty feel relieved upon hearing that. “Seren, Zachary, how did you two find me?” Liberty only thought about this question after she was assured that her son was in good hands.

Serenity gave her sister an earful. “Liberty, we‘re sisters. Since our parents passed away, we‘ve depended on each other for fifteen years and have discussed everything together. This time, you excluded me, so how could I rest assured?

“Zachary‘s friend who helped collect evidence of Hank‘s infidelity is highly capable. He quickly found out that Hank was here as soon as Zachary asked him, so we rushed over. “Liberty, no matter what happens in the future, you have to tell me, okay? Don‘t try to carry the burden alone. I‘m all grown up now, and I‘m no longer the little girl who you have to protect.”

After a moment of silence, Liberty said, “Earlier when I pulled you back to stop you from beating up those scumbags because I was – afraid they‘d sue you for intentional injury and ask you to pay for their medical expenses. No matter how much they did me dirty,

it‘s illegal to beat someone up. “It‘s different if I beat them up because they wronged me, so they‘ll have a guilty conscience. They will only suck it up after being beaten and scolded by me, so they won‘t dare ask me for compensation.

“Seren, just trust me on this. I can handle it. If I really need your help, I‘ll definitely come to you.”

Back when their parents died, Liberty was only fifteen years old, and she was able to bring her sister up and survive their relatives‘ oppression. Now when facing her husband‘s infidelity, Liberty was confident that she could handle her own affairs without involving her sister.

After more than three years of marriage, Liberty tolerated everything because of love.

Once their love disappeared and their marriage broken, Liberty would not tolerate it any longer and would retaliate.