Hank admitted that he was a bad man. He wanted to force Liberty to grow disconnected from society with no source of income and become a faded woman in her early thirties.
Compared to many housewives who had suffered the same situation, Liberty was a very brave person. She decisively cut off her relationship with Hank.
She never compromised just because of her child.
Although divorce might be harmful to the child, it would be equally detrimental if they fought all day while remaining together and there would be no peace at home too.
It was better to get divorced and raise her son alone. As long as she taught him attentively, she could raise him to be a confident person.
Mrs. Lane took a plate of eggs and bacon and placed it in front of Hank.
Hank was pulled back from his drifting thoughts. His life now with Jessica was also happy and sweet. Although there were some family conflicts, the husband and wife were still in the break-in period. He would live a better life than with Liberty after they settle down.
He ate his breakfast in peace.
He fed Sonny some of the food, but Sonny refused to share the same fork with him. The little boy insisted on having his own fork and speared a slice of bacon by himself. He did not need Hank to feed him. He even thought that the saliva on the fork that his dad used was dirty!
“Sonny knows how to feed himself now. What a good boy. Lucas still needs your Aunt Chelsea to feed him.”
Hank felt that his son was better than his nephew.
After a while, Liberty finished cooking Hank’s mushroom soup and asked Mrs. Lane to serve it.
Hank asked for a small bowl and served his son some soup. The father and son ate together with relish.
As time passed, the morning rush hour ended and fewer people came in for breakfast.
Mrs. Lane and Liberty were finally able to rest.
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