Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Bianca sat down next to Camryn and held her hand with concern. “Camryn, don’t dwell on the past. We’ve gone from bad to good. Your life will be smooth, and you’ll be happy for the rest of your days.”

“Why worry about those people and what they did? They’ve already received the punishment they deserved.”

Camryn blinked away the tears at the corners of her eyes. “Yes, I won’t think about it anymore. I’ve waited for the clouds to clear and the moon to shine. Good things have come after the bad times. What awaits me now is a happy life. Bianca, let’s go out and fly a kite. While it’s still windy, let’s go to the big lawn. It’s perfect for flying kites.”

“Okay,” Bianca agreed.

Camryn pulled Bianca outside.

Bianca followed her readily. Meanwhile, Evan, who had been hiding by the window near the stairs and eavesdropping, grew anxious.

Had his sister-in-law forgotten her mission today?

She had invited Bianca over as he had requested, but he still hadn’t figured out where Bianca and Fox might be connected. Yet his sister-in-law was taking Bianca to fly a kite!

And they were heading to the big lawn to do it. Although there were trees around the lawn where he could hide, the distance would make it hard to see them clearly. Even if he could watch them flying kites, he wouldn’t catch the small details.

elder brother in his heart. His sister-in-law had casually mentioned that it was windy today and suitable for kite flying, and his brother eagerly sent the kite back to her. Now, both of them were

observe them, but if he followed too closely, Bianca might

was definitely on guard

had asked his sister-in-law if Evan was home. Her explanations

skilled and of considerable status. Why

she wary of him because he

it be that Bianca was actually

she changed her appearance and identity, people unfamiliar

Foxes are cunning.

and Fox is Bianca, it would make sense. Bianca is Silver Fox’s apprentice, with many fellow apprentices and access

if Fox was highly skilled, he couldn’t

by so many

he couldn’t treat them as the same

the woman he