Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei
Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei Chapter 532

Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei Chapter 532

Chapter 532 Mrs. Brown grabbed the divorce paperwork for another look, feeling the pain every timeshe read the line on the payout to Liberty. “I thought the estate was split evenly. The amount doesn’tseem right.” “Liberty‘s relinquishing her rights to the house and car, so I need to make it up to hermonetarily. Altogether, that’s the total payout.” Mrs. Brown replied after a pause, “What about therenovation cost for the house?” Hank answered, “It’s not included. I’ve said it before. I won’tcompensate her for that.” Although feeling a little better, Mrs. Brown said, “The renovation was tens ofthousands of dollars. I guess we benefited a little since she didn’t ask you for the renovation cost.”

It did not hurt as bad anymore for the money they were losing.

“Hank, how did Liberty collect these photos?” Mr. Brown believed his daughter-in-law did not have suchmeans. “Did someone help her?” “I asked her, but she wouldn’t say, nor did she know who helped her.The person’s pretty good at gathering information. To me, that’s a walking timebomb. Dad, I’m scared,so I gave in to her demands.” Having gotten the whole picture, Mrs. Brown uttered, “Could Serenity andher husband be behind this?”

“Liberty didn’t show the evidence when something happened to Sonny, so it can only mean that shedidn’t have it then. However, she managed to gather the evidence in a short time since she somehowproduced the documents a few days later. Although Liberty has a lot of relatives, none of them arecapable of pulling it off. “Don’t worry too much about it, Mom. Everything will be fine so long as wemeet Liberty’s requests. She made it clear on the divorce papers that she will not act out in retaliationafter the divorce.”

Mr. and Mrs. Brown fell silent once more.

Hank looked at the time and said to his parents, “Mom, Dad, I need to get back. I have work tomorrow.I’ll take leave in the afternoon to go through the paperwork.”

His parents were without a word.

Hank sat for a bit before getting up to leave.

Once he was gone, Mrs. Brown told her husband, “Are we just going to let them go through with thedivorce, old man? Can’t they stay together?”

By not going down the divorce route, the estate would not be split, their grandson would still be theirs,and their son and daughter-in-law would still be married. “Hank has decided. What else can we do?Stop the divorce? They‘ll start the divorce proceedings tomorrow afternoon unless Liberty changes hermind.” After much thought, Mrs. Brown said, “I‘ll go talk to Liberty and convince her. If that doesn‘twork, i‘ll look for Serenity. I have a feeling that Serenity is her sister‘s pillar of support in this.

I’ll try and persuade them out of the divorce. “I can’t stand it. It’s so upsetting. It’s so easy for otherpeople to go through a divorce. Why does our son have to take a big hit when it’s his turn?”

It was over a million bucks, for goodness’ sake. The amount was enough to pay the down payment fora house in a bustling city. Mr. Brown sighed. “What’s the point of regret now? You and Chelsea are toblame for Hank’s undoing.”

It took Mrs. Brown a while to replace her words. “You’re only saying that in hindsight as if you‘re blameless.It’s not like I can predict things will end up like this after they get married and have a kid together.” Mr.and Mrs. Brown were really friendly and embraced Liberty, letting Liberty know that her in -laws weregood people before the wedding. Liberty knew Hank for a long time, and the Browns had shown theirgood nature over the years. It never occurred to Liberty that her in laws would reveal their ugly sideafter she walked down the aisle. “Do you think people nowadays are like those from our generation?”Mrs. Brown was speechless. No. She must try to fix it.

Mrs. Brown immediately sent a text message to her daughter, inviting the latter to go into the citytogether tomorrow. As Chelsea was not in a good mood, she replied to her mother,

(Mom, I’m having a tough time at work now, so I can’t take off tomorrow. You should go with Dad.]