Married at First Sight

Chapter3806

Serenity's attitude toward Hank and his family was growing colder. If Hank wasn't Sonny's biological father, it would be tough for him to see his son.

Maybe Liberty and Serenity believed he was feeding Sonny negative ideas.

Hank spoke firmly to Sonny, "Don't listen to your grandma or Aunt Chelsea. Your money is yours, and you don't owe anything to your cousin Lucas. You earned it, and you shouldn't feel obligated to help him. Why can't he work hard himself? Chelsea's family isn't poor- they just want to take advantage. She's really stubborn."

He continued, "When I go back, I'll talk to your grandma. In the future, I'll come to see you instead of taking you to their house so she won't fill your head with nonsense."

Hank was already aware that his mother had asked him for money to give to Chelsea. Chelsea had taken her entire family, including her in-laws, out for hot pot but didn't invite her own parents. She expected Serenity to cover the bill just because Serenity happened to be there. When Serenity refused, Chelsea called her mother for money.

Was Chelsea broke? Not at all. In fact, all of Hank's parents' pension and the living expenses he provided were used to support Chelsea's family, allowing her and her husband to save their own earnings. They likely had millions in savings. Hank used to earn a high income, so he didn't care much about these things. But now, working as a driver, money mattered to him. Even though Chelsea was injured while trying to save him during Jessica's attack, and he appreciated it, Chelsea's constant attempts to exploit both him and their parents were infuriating. It was one thing to deceive Hank, but it was unacceptable for Chelsea to target Sonny as well.

Hank had already confronted his mother about it, and she promised not to support Chelsea's family anymore. However, he suspected that she and Chelsea were trying to mold Sonny into someone who constantly supported Lucas without question. How could Hank not be angry?Content protected by Nôv/el(D)rama.Org.

Sonny and Liberty's current

well-being was largely due to Serenity's marriage into a wealthy family. While Serenity was loving she had her limits. If Sonny were to grow up prioritizing his cousins over himself without boundaries, Serenity would not continue to support him.

Serenity's dislike for the Brown family was strong.

Hank advised, "Sonny, don't take what your grandma or Aunt Chelsea says seriously, okay?"

Sonny nodded and replied, "Aunt Seren told me to treat their words like hot air-just ignore them."

Hank smiled and said, "Exactly, treat it as nonsense. Just remember, Dad doesn't mean any harm. From now on, you only need to see Dad and Grandpa, and even less of Grandpa since he tends to favor them. Sonny nodded in agreement.

Hank's guests started calling for him.

He had to walk Sonny over to Serenity and the others. After giving Sonny a reluctant kiss on the cheek, Hank handed him over to Zachary apologizing, "I haven't seen Sonny in a while, so I talked to him a bit

longer. Sorry to keep you at waiting."

Zachary took Sonny and replied calmly, "You're his father. You're always welcome to see Sonny, but please, don't take him to your house." Every time Sonny returned from the Brown family's house, he seemed unhappy. Hank smiled and explained, "I'm busy driving every day, so I don't have much time. But I may not be working during the New Year. I'd like to take Sonny out for a couple of days then."

Zachary nodded in acknowledgment.