Serenity put the bags on the coffee table before hugging Sonny and asking him gently, “Sonny, are you eating porridge?”
Sonny nodded. “Yes.”
“Are you full?”
Sonny rubbed his belly, thought about it, and shook his head. He felt that he had not had enough and was still a little hungry.
Serenity smiled. She sat down in front of the sofa and took the half-eaten bowl of porridge from her sister and said, “I’ll feed Sonny, okay?”
“Okay.”
Jasmine greeted Liberty and put the things she was carrying on the coffee table too. She also nodded to the Browns in greeting.
Liberty only turned around to talk to her in-laws after Serenity took over the task of feeding Sonny. “I won’t pick up Hank. He can come back whenever he wants. If he doesn’t want to, you two will just need to take care of him.”
Hank even asked Liberty to refund his share of the food expenses. What else could she say when they have already come to this point?
Liberty knew she was also at fault.
Her mistake was trusting Hank too much.
Chelsea wanted to say something, but she was stopped by her mother.
Mrs. Brown squeezed out a smile and said, “Okay, I’ll go back and tell Hank to come home by himself. Liberty, if Hank comes home, then you two should stop arguing and fighting. Hank has a decent job, so he needs to maintain his image. If you treat him like that, he’ll be too ashamed to go to work. That way, his salary will be deducted, and your little family will suffer because of it.”
Liberty sneered. “He only gives me three thousand dollars a month as living expenses without giving an extra cent. Now that we’re going halves, he only gives me a thousand and five hundred dollars. That’s just enough to support Sonny. So, whether Hank’s salary gets deducted or not, it has nothing to do with me.”
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