Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1104
“It’s conducive to our family’s happiness. I’m not a petty person. When all’s said and done, you’re Sonny’s father and have to pay
for his child support, so you have to maintain your bond with him. Otherwise, it’ll be a waste if he isn’t close to you despite him
growing up with your money.
“We’ve been together for so long, but I haven’t gotten pregnant yet. Maybe I’ll be able to conceive if you bring Sonny over. There
are many people who remain childless. after years of marriage, but after they adopt a child, they have one of their own after a
year or two.”
Hank was overjoyed to hear this and praised her. “Jessica, I was right about you. You’re a wise and sensible wife and mother.”
“What woman doesn’t think about making a good life for herself when she marries her husband. I was forced to become a shrew
because your family bullied me. Your sister, especially, is a troublemaker.
“She stirred up your marriage with Liberty, and now she wants to stir us up too. Hank, I’m not trying to sow discord. I’m telling
you the truth. Think about it. Isn’t your sister vile? Every single thing she does is to the detriment of others.
“She clearly has a large amount of savings and wants to start a business, but she came to us to borrow more than a hundred
grand. Lending money to a person like your sister is like lending meat to a lion. You’ll never get the money back.”
Jessica criticized Chelsea in front of Hank.
She dared say that Liberty also complained to Hank about
Chelsea before, but Hank had sided with his sister after he no longer had feelings for Liberty.
After a moment of silence, Hank said, “Chelsea... I told her not to come to our house often unless it’s for the festivities.”
“She also told you she wanted to add her first two children to our household register and let them live in our new home so it’s
more convenient for them to go to Wiltspoon Wood High, right? Hank, don’t be dumb and agree to her request.
“It’s easier to invite the devil in than to send him away. If you add the children to our household register, they’ll be a part of our
family. They’ll have a stake in the family property in the future.”
“My sister just wants to move the children under our household register because she wants them to go to a better school. They
don’t have a stake in the family property. I’ll only add your name to the title deed. They won’t have a stake if their names aren’t

added.”
Jessica’s face sank. “I don’t care. You can’t agree. They’re Chelsea’s children, not your responsibility. Will you be able to leave
them be for the next three years if you agree to her?
“Furthermore, if you’re fierce to them, they’ll hate you
because they’re not your children. If you don’t care about them, they’ll also hate you. It’s a thankless job–you’d be stupid to
agree.”
Liberty also refused to agree to this back then.
Chelsea recently brought it up to Hank again.
It was because her eldest daughter would be graduating from elementary school this July.
“If you’re just taking care of Sonny, then I have nothing to say. That’s your responsibility as a father. If you leave your son behind
and don’t raise him yourself, how can you raise your niece and nephew instead? Are your sister and brother- in–law dead?”
Hank said, “Jessica, it was just a suggestion my sister pitched. I didn’t agree. All right, I’ll reject it no matter what. Don’t worry.”
“When will you add my name to the title deed?”
“Tomorrow. We’ll go tomorrow, okay?”
Hank said in his heart, ‘It turns out that Jessica is the same as Liberty. They both refused to take care of my nephew and niece
who wanted to attend Wiltspoon Wood School.’