Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Serenity followed Sonny and Titus to their room, watched them climb into bed, and tucked them in with a quilt. She turned on a small light, switched off the main one, and said, “Sleep well. Don’t get up to play, and don’t stay up talking all night. If I hear you talking, we’ll cancel tomorrow’s trip to the children’s park.”

Though the boys were only three or four years old, they chatted like adults when together, able to talk about anything for hours.

Serenity thought that when these two grew up, their sharp tongues would fool many.

Sonny and Titus exchanged glances and replied in unison, “We’ll go to sleep and won’t talk.”

They liked chatting, but going out to play tomorrow sounded better.

Serenity leaned in and kissed them goodnight, whispering, “Good night, have sweet dreams.”

She gently touched her nephew’s head.

Instead of leaving right away, Serenity sat outside the room until the boys were fast asleep, then she returned to her own room.

messages on her phone, including

his desk with his computer on,

“Wife, I miss you. I’ll come back to pick you and Sonny up when

and don’t overwork yourself. I’m going to sleep too. Your son kept kicking me just now, as if protesting

go to bed immediately, followed by a

lay on her side in bed, feeling uncomfortable lying on

would keep messaging and

wondered when Audrey and the others would head to Jensburg. Lilian had said

Wiltspoon, assessing Grandpa Jimenez’s

cared

Soon, she fell asleep.

subconscious told

and voice, she couldn’t reach her. Her parents seemed to be speaking to her, but she couldn’t hear them, and they couldn’t hear