Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

After coming out of the toy store and shopping for a while, Sonny clamored to go back to the hotel.

He bought new toys and wanted to go back to the hotel to play with them.

Liberty had not had a good visit to the night market in Jensburg, so she said to Sonny, “Sonny, can you ask Uncle Jim to take you back to the hotel and play with you? Mom and your Uncle Lewis will go shopping for a while.”

Sonny thought for a while and agreed.

So, Jim took Sonny back to the hotel.

Liberty pushed Duncan to continue shopping, which was considered a date.

“Duncan, how about let’s go see a movie? There is a big cinema nearby. I pass by the cinema almost every day, and I never have time to go in and watch a movie.”

Duncan couldn’t ask for it more. He immediately asked the bodyguard to buy tickets first, and he and Liberty walked over slowly.

Ten minutes later, the two people arrived at the door of the cinema hall.

the two of them. They would eat some

of them just wanted to watch a movie, and the tickets they bought

entrance of the cinema, and then they could

in a wheelchair. Liberty supported him as he walked in by holding

looked around and saw that there was no

The bodyguards were scattered around the two people, which was

know how many years it has been since I went to the

several years since I was in love with Hank, and I would watch several movies every month. After we got married,

marriage, Hank became increasingly impatient, even when he went shopping with her,

initial impatience was that she always shopped

money she had saved

chic as she was when she was single. She could buy whatever she wanted. She bought clothes that cost more than a thousand dollars a piece without blinking an

street stalls. If they were more expensive, Hank would scold

Zachary got married, the parents of the two families met. She took Sonny to buy clothes, but Hank called and scolded her. But Hank was willing to spend

obviously had a monthly income of nearly $100,000, but he only gave her a little money every month for living expenses. Later, he listened to his mother’s words and made an AA with her. In the end, she saw