Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 1200

Chapter 1200

Old Mr. Hunt had spread rumors that Scott was not their biological son in their hometown. When he felt like he had made up enough rumors, he came looking for Serenity eagerly the next day.

“What are you guys doing here?”

Mrs. Brown looked like she saw an enemy when she spotted Old Mr. Hunt. She still remembered that he had collected tens of thousands of dollars from her but did not do his job. She went to get her money back, but he refused to own up. It infuriated her a lot.

Upon seeing Old Mr. Hunt bringing his son and grandchildren with him, Mrs. Brown glared at him with a cold face. “You’re trying to ruin Serenity’s reputation again, right? You old fart.”

Mrs. Brown had heard about the Hunts causing commotion before.

She told her husband in private before that the Hunts were utterly brazen. They took away. a considerable portion of the insurance payout over ten years ago and even chased Liberty and Serenity out, which resulted in them not being able to return home. They did not raise the sisters for even a day, yet they were hogging the assets the girls‘ parents left behind for them.

After discovering that Serenity had become the Yorks‘ missus, they thought of getting Serenity to give them a huge amount of money to be used when they were older.

They were utterly brazen.

“Why are you guys here again? Your son and Liberty have divorced. Why have you come over and look for Serenity from time to time? Are you trying to take advantage of her?”

Old Mr. Hunt and his family also had a bad impression of the Browns.

They knew that the Browns would often bother Liberty even after she and Hank had gotten. a divorce. They thought the Browns simply felt remorse after seeing the sisters find their rich aunt and Serenity marrying into a wealthy family. The Browns wanted to reconcile with Liberty. By doing so, they could get the York family’s help.

Those with the last name Hunt were related to Serenity and Liberty, but they had not even gotten any benefits. How could the Browns cut in line?

“I wonder who’s the thick–skinned, shameless person bringing his children and grandchildren around shamefully to take advantage of others and gain benefits.”