Karen and Monica are the same type of people who always think only of themselves in doing things, especially when it comes to children.

Karen went even further, treating the child in her womb as a plaything, without any pity.

Her reversal in her treatment of marriage and children has made Lip see her essence more clearly, and her attitude towards her has naturally been adjusted, and now she basically takes what she needs.

Karen used him as a cover, and Liptu was her return as she is now.

After a shudder in Karen's mouth, Lip and her agreed to meet the adoption attorney and then meet Fiona for dinner.

In the evening, Lipp stayed overnight on No. 2, and had a rainy day with Mandy, and returned to school early the next morning.

Lip was now a little embarrassed when he saw Chrissy again.

After the last date, Chrissy asked Lip a few more times, but was pushed away by Lip, and Chrissy knew what he meant and did not continue to pester.

At this point, American girls are much more carefree!

American girls rarely do things that seek death for the sake of love.

After a short period of contact, Chrissy did have a good impression of Lip, but she couldn't even talk about liking, let alone love, and now that she knew Lip's attitude, she naturally let it go.

Even Lipp was cautiously worried about whether she would use her position as a teaching assistant to embarrass herself in her schoolwork, and Chrissy would not do such an undignified and detrimental thing to her career.

For the next period of time, Lip's life became uneventful.

After revealing their attitudes to Frank and Monica, they became more honest and didn't continue to provoke Lip.

After Monica's condition was exposed by Lip, Frank could no longer continue to deceive himself, Fiona, Ian, Debbie, and Carl all used their own methods to help her maintain her condition and supervise her to take her medicine on time.

This time, Monica's intention to be a good mother seems to be more resolute, although she is still reluctant, but under the supervision of Fiona and the others, she still begins to take medicine.

Her condition was thus under control.

It's just that after Frank cheated on the disability allowance and Aunt Jinji's social security every month, most of which were withheld by Lip, he got very little money, not even enough for his own drink, let alone for Monica to squander.

Monica doesn't have any channels for money, and has always been a hand-reaching party.

Rich men, no rich men are difficult.

The contradiction between Frank and Monica, because of money, becomes acute again.

Fortunately, the daily expenses of the family are never counted on the two of them, so Frank and Monica are still guaranteed in terms of food and housing, and they don't have to worry about being hungry or homeless.

Frank has already been seized by Lip and lost the custody of Fiona and Lip, and Monica has run away from home several times and has effectively given up custody of several children.

Monica came back this time and also signed the paperwork of relinquishing custody, and like Frank, only retained parental authority.

After Fiona's job was stable and she met the adoption criteria, she took over the custody of Lip, Ian, Debbie, Carl, and Liam from Kevin and Veronica, and became the legal guardians of several people.

Now that the property rights belong to Jimmy, and the right to use them belongs to Lip's No. 2, even if the death of Aunt Jinji is revealed, the property rights of the Gallagher House are taken away, and Fiona and Lip siblings don't have to worry about being homeless.

Moreover, Lip had already planned to get the property rights of the Gallagher House, and had already prepared a will of Aunt Gingy, and put the date of signing the will before the actual time of the actual death of the real Aunt Gingy, and the beneficiary of the will was written in Fiona's name.

Of course, such a thing is not in accordance with the rules, but Lip used a little money, found an acquaintance, and successfully completed it.

In this way, even if the news of Aunt Jinji's death is revealed, the siblings can also obtain the property rights of the Gallagher House with this will.

After Lip finished this matter, he quietly informed Frank of the results, the purpose of which was to warn him that if he was not honest and made a moth that touched Lip's bottom line, Lip would really report him for cheating Aunt Jinji's social security money!

This is the main reason why Frank no longer dares to blow up with Lip.

Lip really pinched Frank's seven inches.

The peaceful days were broken by a phone call - Monica committed suicide!

It happened without warning!

Monica has been taking medicine because she has been supervised by Fiona during this time, and her bipolar disorder seems to have been effectively controlled!

However, in fact, the medicine to control the condition was transferred by Monica, and the medicine she took under the supervision of Fiona was just ordinary vitamin tablets.

Monica's condition has continued to deteriorate.

During this time, in order to take care of Monica's condition, Fiona has retaken over the responsibility of taking care of Liam from her hands, and when she went to work, she enrolled Liam in a daycare class, two meals in the morning and evening, and she didn't need Monica to do it.

Monica is at home and becomes a waste person who is taken care of.

Fiona's distrust of Monica made Monica's condition worse.

Finally, at dinner time on this day, Monica took advantage of Fiona's people to sit around the dining table, chatting while eating, she suddenly got up, came to the console, grabbed a knife, and cut her wrist in front of everyone!

Lip receives a phone call from Fiona and when she arrives at the hospital, Monica is still in the operating room.

Monica's suicide was discovered red-handed and immediately sent to the hospital, so the situation was not too critical.

However, this incident still had a huge impact on Fiona, Ian, Debbie, and Carl!

Several of them witnessed the blood spurting out from Monica's wrist wound.

That scene is enough for them to never forget!

Monica, whose injuries were under control, was admitted to a psychiatric clinic at the request of Fiona.

Monica's injuries are fine, and what needs to be treated now is her relapse, uncontrolled bipolar disorder.

If her condition continues to be unmanageable, the consequences are really unpredictable.

Fiona, Lip and others still have their own work and life, and they can't supervise and take care of Monica 24 hours a day, and if she can commit suicide the first time, she can do it a second time.