Chapter 759
Chapter 760
“You’ve got it wrong, Mr. Brown. I’m the one buying gifts for my in-laws, not my sister p>
Serenity casually added, “Even if my sister were buying gifts, she wouldn’t be using your money. No one wants your two cents p>
It was laughable that Hank expected her sister to keep track of every expense for Sonny’s care.
Hank was definitely a loser!
Mrs. Brown had the audacity to urge Liberty to reconcile with Hank. Did she really think her son was the last man on earth?
It was downright hilarious.
“Yours? Why are you buying so many gifts for your in-laws p>
Hank was taken aback.
He assumed the sisters would be preparing gifts for the Stones.
It never occurred to him that Serenity was purchasing gifts for her in-laws.
Tch. Serenity turned out to be quite generous.
Now that he thought about it, where was Serenity getting the money? Did she ask her sister for funds to buy Christmas gifts?
“I can buy as many as I want. It’s none of your concern. If you’re feeling jealous, you can tell the lady beside you. She should learn from me and be generous with her spending on her in-laws. Only the best for them, right p>
Hank turned to Jessica.
Jessica was furious.
Having worked for many years, she had saved a bit of money. However, her parents and brothers were unaware of this, and she intended to keep it that way in case her parents tried to take her money for her brothers.
Jessica wouldn’t even spend her money on her own family, so why would she splurge on the Browns?
“Hank and I aren’t married. I’m not part of the Brown family yet p>
Reluctant to present her in-laws with gifts, Jessica stuck to her claim that she hadn’t married into the family yet.
She curled her lips into a fake smile. “I used to give your parents and sister expensive gifts even before we were married. They praised me, calling me sensible and well-mannered.” In other words, Jessica was neither sensible nor well-mannered for skimping on gifts. A rush of blood surged to Jessica’s head. The overweight woman was mocking her.
She shot back with a sharp retort, “You may be sensible and well-mannered, but Hank still dumped you p>
Liberty smiled, unfazed by the sarcasm. “I wasn’t dumped. I asked for a divorce because he was tainted. Ms. Yates, I owe you a thank you. I wouldn’t have been able to get rid of him if you hadn’t taken over. You got him, and I walked away with a hefty sum of cash. I’m living the life now. Life has never been better p>
Liberty had it easy after leaving Hank. She no longer had to cater to his every need or deal with her in-laws’ constant criticism. She had escaped the nitpicking of her mother-in-law and sister-in-law.
Considering the Browns’ personalities, Jessica had to admit that Liberty made the right decision by leaving Hank and distancing herself from his family.
“Hank and I are getting married on Valentine’s Day,” Jessica declared, shifting the topic as she began to boast to Liberty about her happy ending with Hank.
“Hank is giving my parents a lump sum of $777,777. You might have torn down the previous house, but that’s fine because I didn’t like the design anyway. I’m planning to renovate our marital home, and Hank promised my name would be on the title deed. I’ll also have access to his bank account, unlike you who had to split everything p>