They brought too much harm to the two sisters.
Beforeing to see Audrey, Old Mr. Jimenez already knew what had happened to two youngdies.
He felt sorry for Harlow and also resented the Hunt family.
They supported Serenity and Liberty''s insistence on taking back the house left by their parents.
That house belongs to them; it was the home built by their parents, where they had their childhood joy. When they return to that house, they can always recall the scenes of getting along with their parents. Those were the memories they tried their best to keep.
They couldn''t just be taken away by force like that.
The Hunt family felt sorry for Serenity and Liberty.
They became rich with the deathpensation from Serenity''s parents, but they kicked the two daughters out of the house and upied the property. After Serenity and Liberty became adults, the Hunt family wanted to morally ckmail them and force them to pay for the medical treatment of olddy Hunt.Têxt ? N?velDrama.Org.
It was the lightest punishment for such a top-notch person to be suppressed to the point where old Lady Hunt could no longer stand up.
After all, Serenity and Liberty did not kill all those evil rtives in their hometown for the sake of their father.
The old Mr. Hunt and his wife have experienced so much, and only recently did they know which granddaughter was the best, but it was toote.
They felt guilty towards their two granddaughters and tried their best to make amends and mend the rtionship, but their granddaughters'' hearts were already broken, and it would be difficult to mend the rtionship.
Nowadays, they just live in a lukewarm state.
The Hunt family had no way to stir up trouble anymore, nor did they dare do anything to the Serenity and Liberty.
"So your grandparents ended up like this."
Old Mr. Jimenez said, "There is a god above us. Don''t overdo things. There will always be retribution. Evil will be punished, and good will be rewarded. It''s not that there will be no retribution; it''s just that the time has note. Sometimes the retribution will note to the person concerned, but it wille to the descendants."
"Grandpa Jimenez, wait a minute. Tell me about my mom and aunt''s childhood. I want to hear it." Serenity really wanted to know about her mother''s childhood.
When her mother was three or four years old, her fate took a drastic turn. She kept being handed around by adoptive families. Even though she was a rich girl, she was tortured beyond recognition. Herst adoptive parents were the Howden family. They treated her mother neither well nor badly.
At least, it provided her mother with a stable ce to live so that the property would not be passed around again, and it also helped her mother grow up.
When her parents were alive, she often brought her two sisters back to the Howden family to help with work and was extremely filial to her adoptive parents. After their parents died, the Howden family came to divide the money and gave it to them as a way of repaying them for raising their mother.
When the Hunt family drove away the Serenity and Liberty, the Howden family did note forward to seek justice for them, nor did they take them in.
Serenity clearly remembered that Liberty took her to her adoptive om grandmother house, But the door was closed. It was not that there was no one at home, but because she did not want the two sisters to enter the house. Let the two sisters leave tactfully.
After Serenity married into the York family and became the eldestdy of the York family, she fought with the Hunt family''s most powerful rtives and made them unable to stand up straight. As for the Howden family, she did not do anything to hurt them. If the Howden family did not get close to her, she would not get close to them either, and she just regarded it as breaking off the engagement. The Howden family also knew that they were sorry for Liberty and Serenity.
So after the two sisters got up, the Howden family never went to look for them, nor did they expect to get any benefits from Serenity.