Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 38 Well, too bad the young couple was not that close.

Zachary and Serenity were only sharing a living space while still carrying on with their separate lives. Even if Zachary was p*ssed at her to kingdom come, Serenity could not care less so long as he did not kick her out.

Serenity washed the dishes and cleaned up the kitchen before mopping the entire house. Finally, she sat on her recent purchase – the balcony swing –
and enjoyed the cool night breeze in her hair. This was the life.

Not to mention, the balcony was a mini garden. Looking at the flourishing greenery , Serenity was once again in awe of Zachary’s competence to get
the job done. The sound of steady footsteps led to the balcony. Soon, Zachary came to the balcony.

The sight of Serenity swinging leisurely only added grimacing lines to Zachary‘s scowling face. He drew close and handed two sheets of paper to Serenity.

“What‘s this?” Serenity asked out of curiosity. Although Zachary buttoned his lips, he got the message out loud and clear. She would know once she took a look at the papers. Grabbing the papers, Serenity read through the content that outlined a contract .

were already on the documents. Tch. What was this? Making it official? Reaching the

she read every line of the contract. The terms and conditions filled the entire page. Serenity only paid attention to the main points. She was not

obligations. Should Serenity and Zachary fail to develop feelings for each other in six months, they

to sign the house and national MPV to Serenity as the divorce settlement. That was just about what Serenity could expect out of the divorce. Zachary specifically stressed that

the divorce , the terms were not in Serenity’s favor. Zachary made

love. I think we should have a written agreement between us. Don‘t worry, everything else, unless outlined in the contract, will remain unchanged.” In short, she should not fall in love

said, “I have no intention of taking Nana‘s possessions. I‘m able–bodied

living off her pension of around two to three thousand bucks a month. Even if Nana received an allowance from her family, there was only so much she could save. Nana probably

never crossed Serenity‘s mind to take what was never hers. The whirlwind marriage to Zachary was to end the fights between Liberty and Hank. It was also to give Liberty peace of mind that