Married at First Sight Chapter 4436

Liberty now has wealth, status, and love. She’s deeply in love with the fourth young master of the Lu family and, in her second marriage, has managed to marry into a powerful family and become a proper lady. She’s truly fortunate.

The Lu family even accepted her son, Yangyang, treating him as their own.

“Jiani, let’s not envy anyone,” Zhou Honglin said. “Everyone has a different destiny. Envy leads to jealousy, and too much of it can drive a person mad.”

“We’ll just live our simple life. At least we don’t have to worry about food or clothing.”

“If you can get your sentence reduced and come out sooner, maybe we can have another child and finally live a good life as a family of three.”

Ye Jiani smiled, but tears rolled down her cheeks.

“I don’t even dare to hope for another child. I’ll be in my forties by the time I’m released. Who would want a child at that age? I’ll already be grateful if you don’t look down on me.”

“I may never have children of my own. You should be good to Yangyang—at least you still have a child.”

“Are you still paying child support for Yangyang?”

Zhou Honglin nodded. “I pay it yearly. When we divorced, we agreed on an annual amount, and I’ve stuck to it.”

Even though Liberty is now wealthy and can easily afford to support Yangyang—

Yangyang is better off financially than his own father—

Zhou Honglin still pays the child support as agreed in the divorce settlement.

Liberty continues to accept the payments, saves them for Yangyang, and tells him every month that his father is faithfully paying child support.

Ye Jiani said, “Then you won’t have to worry when you’re old. Liberty will raise Yangyang well, and he’ll take care of you in your later years.”

As a stepmother, she wasn’t sure whether Yangyang would ever even offer her a bowl of rice.

“Jiani, as long as I’m alive, I won’t let you go hungry. Don’t worry.”

Zhou Honglin didn’t dare expect his son to support Ye Jiani in the future, but as long as he lived, Yangyang would at least help him with living expenses. With a frugal life, he and Ye Jiani could manage.

He had even started saving for retirement.
He had also started setting aside money for retirement.

Ye Jiani said nothing.

Her release from prison was still far off—what was the point in talking about something so distant?

For all she knew, she might fall ill and die in prison.

Their time was almost up.

This time, Ye Jiani reluctantly set down the phone receiver. As the prison guard led her away, she turned back to look at Zhou Honglin several times.

Zhou Honglin stood as she was taken away.

He didn’t look away until she had completely disappeared from view.

Only then did he turn around and walk out.

The moment he stepped outside, he got a call from his sister. She asked if he had visited Haitong and reminded him to bring some supplements for her.

Zhou Honglin replied flatly, “Sister, I’m in my thirties. I know what to do. I don’t need you to remind me.”

He didn’t want to deal with his sister at all.

Sometimes she acted like a caring sibling, but more often than not, she used him as a pawn to serve her own interests.

“Are you driving right now?” she asked.

“No, I came to see my wife.”

Zhou Hongying exploded on the phone: “How can you still call her your wife? We don’t recognize that vicious woman as part of the Zhou family. Honglin, hurry up and divorce her while you’re still young—you can still find someone better.”

“Liberty found such a good man for her second marriage. Yours won’t be worse.”

Without saying another word, Zhou Honglin quietly hung up the call.