Ch. 4347: Married At First Sight Chapter 4347

Chapter 4347

"Mom, that’s something to think about later. Let’s not talk about it now," Hank said while driving. "Sonny’s only five or six—he hasn’t even started grade school. What’s the point of discussing all that?"

"Liberty’s remarried. Whether she decides to have another child is her choice—it’s her life. We can’t control it, and we don’t need to worry about Sonny. She’s not the type to abandon him just because she has another child. Serenity will still love Sonny just the same.

All we need to do is focus on our own role and stop worrying about things we can’t control. We’ll pick up Sonny during the May Day holiday and have him stay for a couple of days. But Mom, Dad—you both need to stop saying reckless things in front of Sonny. Don’t assume he doesn’t understand—he’s smart and picks up on everything.

And please, stop running your mouths in front of my sister. Sonny is our family’s future. Her kids belong to her in-laws. My sister only looks out for herself. Haven’t you figured that out yet?"

Mrs. Brown pouted, clearly unhappy, and muttered, "I know. I just feel bad that Sonny’s an only child. He doesn’t have any brothers. I want him to bond with his cousins, build a connection. That way, they can support each other when they grow up. I don’t want him to feel alone with no one to talk to."

Mr. Brown turned his head and shot her a glare. "Haven’t you realized what’s really going on? Lucas and the others always pick on Sonny. They treat it like a habit. Sonny doesn’t even want to hang out with them."

"After what Daby did—when he almost strangled Sonny—and the York family saw it, Sonny still won’t talk to him. Do you think he’s some kind of saint? That he won’t get angry or hold a grudge? You’re always favoring Chelsea’s kids. You claim Sonny’s your grandson, but you never act like it. Every time he comes over, you either nag at him or talk badly about him and Mr. Lewis.

No wonder Sonny doesn’t like staying here anymore. It’s all on you. As his grandmother, you just don’t get the seriousness of the situation. Why is Sonny alone? His mom can still have kids. He’s got other cousins. Serenity already gave him one. If he gets along with that cousin, it’ll help him way more."

Mr. Brown had given up trying to change his wife’s favoritism.

After his son’s divorce, he started to regret things and see the truth.

But his wife—she claimed she regretted it too, though what she really regretted was the divorce itself. Liberty turned her life around and became successful. His wife figured that if there had been no divorce, Liberty’s money would’ve ended up in the Brown family.

"Serenity’s son was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He’ll inherit the York family fortune one day—he’ll have money and power. That kind of cousin could really help Sonny in the future."

Mrs. Brown stayed quiet. Deep down, she knew Sonny’s future was secure—Serenity would always have his back.

Still, she felt bad for her grandson. Lucas was about the same age, but Sonny was clearly doing better. His kindergarten alone cost well over a hundred thousand a year.

Her daughter’s business didn’t even make that much annually.

She only had two kids and not many grandkids—just one grandson. With a bright future like Sonny’s, why couldn’t he look after his cousin?

She kept those thoughts to herself though, not daring to say them aloud.

If she did, her son would blow up again.

Chelsea barely came around anymore, and when she did, it always ended in a fight between the siblings.

Mrs. Brown knew she’d have to rely on her son as she got older. She couldn’t afford to take her daughter’s side openly anymore.

Hank said, "Mom, did you even hear what Dad and I just said? If you keep running your mouth in front of Sonny or badmouth Liberty again, I’ll send you back to the hometown to live with my sister."