Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 3513

Go ahead,” Sonny said, choosing to answer Hank’s call.

Serenity handed him the phone, avoiding a conversation with Hank if possible.

“Dad,” Sonny greeted.

Hank responded with a smile, “Sonny, aren’t you in bed yet?”

Sonny replied, “If I were in bed, I couldn’t answer your call. Are you still at work, Dad? It sounds noisy there.”

“I’m still at work, but I can leave if I want to. Is your aunt there?” Hank asked.

“Yes, Dad. Are you looking for my aunt?” Sonny inquired.

“Sonny, do you want to come stay with us for a few days during your winter vacation? Your grandparents miss you,” Hank suggested, hoping to convince Serenity to let Sonny visit the Browns.

If not for Chelsea, Hank might not be driving a rideshare car now. He yearned for his old job, but every time he went for an interview, he faced disappointment. Companies avoided hiring him, fearing they would offend Zachary, Liberty’s influential ex-husband.

Though he and Liberty had been divorced for a while and were no longer involved in each other’s lives, Hank still struggled to find stable employment. Driving a rideshare car provided variable income—sometimes good, sometimes just enough for basic needs. He felt trapped in this monotonous routine, far from his previous lifestyle.

Despite his hardships, Chelsea continued to exploit him. Hank felt truly unlucky to be her brother.