Cupid's Arrow Hit On Me novel (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 619

Olivia was in deep remorse after she found out that Liberty had an aunt who married into a wealthy family.

She should not have let her son divorce.

If her son did not divorce, he could rely on nepotism to work in Stone Group, and his income would grow even higher.

Maybe he could even earn tens of millions a year.

She advised her son to pursue Liberty again and remarry Liberty but was sternly rejected. Jessica was downright displeased.

Olivia stopped proposing the idea explicitly and thought of using her grandson instead.

She thought of making her son pick up Sonny often, and then send Sonny back to Liberty. That way, Hank would be able to meet Liberty frequently. They had known each other for twelve years and had a son connecting them, so maybe they would be able to remarry after they calmed down.

“Mom, tell Chelsea to drive you to Serenity’s store if you miss Sonny. There’s no need to pick Sonny up. You guys can’t coax him anyway. What if you scare him again?”

Hank knew what his mother was planning.

He was also extremely surprised that Liberty’s aunt was Audrey, but he did not regret divorcing Liberty.

His true love was Jessica.

He wanted to be with Jessica and intended to go to the City Hall after New Year’s to get their marriage license on Valentine’s Day.

After that, he would have a wedding.

He would do everything he promised Jessica.

“I’m busy, Mom. Let’s talk about it when I get back.”

Hank did not want to listen to his mother’s nagging and hung up the phone before she could start.

As soon as he looked up, he saw Jessica’s discontented face. He quickly pulled her over and let her sit on his lap.

“Don’t care about what my mom says, Jessica. I won’t change. The person I love is you. I’m the one who’s going to marry you, not my mom.”

“Your mom and sister regret it now because Liberty has a very rich aunt. She’s so lucky. How could she be Mrs. Stone’s niece? Everyone knows that Mrs. Stone had been searching for her sister for decades.