Chapter 517


    Hank was waiting outside, but he kept staring at the two women in the café for fear that Liberty would


    suddenly go mad and beat up Jessica.


    He was relieved when he saw Jessicaing out and hurried over to meet her.


    “Jessica, she didn’t do anything to you, did she?”


    Jessica touched her face and said, “Just the p from earlier. After you left, she didn’t touch me again.”


    Hank was pped by Liberty too.


    He was distressed as he said, “Jessica, I won’t let her touch you ever again.”


    He then asked, “What did she say to you?”


    Jessica looked around. The two of them were standing on the sidewalk with many passersby, but no


    one paid any attention to them.


    When she saw Hank’s concerned eyes, she asked, “Hank, do you want to see me suffer?”


    “Why would I want to see you suffer? I want to divorce Liberty because I don’t want you to suffer


    anymore.”


    Hank took her hand. “Jessica, did she yell at you? I’ll go in there and settle this with her.”


    “No, it’s not that.”


    Jessica pulled Hank back, who was about to enter the cafe. She said softly, “Hank, I don’t want to be


    Sonny’s stepmother.”


    Hank turned to look at her.


    “Didn’t you say that Sonny is cute? You said that you like Sonny very much and that you’re willing to


    raise Sonny with me.”


    Hank raised his voice a little. He was afraid that others would look at him, so he lowered his voice and


    said, “Jessica, I know I’m putting you in a difficult position of being Sonny’s stepmother before we’re


    married. But Sonny is my son, my flesh and blood, so he must stay with us.


    “Don’t worry. I’ll send Sonny back to my hometown so my parents will take care of him. My parents


    have also agreed to it, so he won’t affect us. We can still have our privacy.”


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    Jessica was silent for a while before she said, “Do you think I can’t bear a child? I’ll have my own child


    one day, so I’ll definitely be biased toward my child because Sonny’s not mine. I can’t treat Sonny


    equally.


    “Other people will also call me a vicious stepmother. Do you want me to be reproached by others?


    “Your parents can help you take care of Sonny now, but they’re getting older, so how many years can


    they care for Sonny? In the end, Sonny will still have toe back to us.”


    Hank said nothing.


    “Hank, let’s not fight for Sonny’s custody, okay? I really don’t want to be a stepmother as soon as I


    marry you. If you give up on Sonny’s custody, you just need to give three thousand dors a month for


    child support. You don’t have to do anything else and just watch as Liberty raises your son for you. Isn’t


    that great?


    “Sonny will always be your son, so it doesn’t matter who takes custody of him. He’ll still address you as


    his dad all the same when he grows up. As long as you pay for child support, he’ll also fulfill his


    responsibilities as your son when you get older. You won’t have to worry about so many things!


    “Liberty said that if you give up on Sonny’s custody, she won’t ask for your help when Sonny goes to


    college or gets married. She’ll bear all of those as his mother. That’s a lot of money.”


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