Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Stone family villa.

Duncan arrived at the Stone family home early. Not to mention Remy, his future father-in-law and mother-in-law were going to Jensburg.

Elisa wanted to go with them, but Audrey wouldn’t allow it, saying her daughter couldn’t help and that Elisa’s personality was too flamboyant, which wasn’t good. In truth, Audrey was afraid that something might happen, and the whole family would be in trouble.

Elisa and Leland couldn’t accompany them. And Alice, of course, couldn’t go since her son was still so young.

Duncan gave various instructions, but he looked lonely.

Audrey knew what Duncan was thinking and comforted him, saying, “Liberty knows your intentions, and she won’t blame you. You’re doing fine at home; she has nothing to worry about and can focus on her work.”

“You’re waiting for her to come back for the New Year. Didn’t she say that if she returns by then and the Civil Affairs Bureau isn’t closed, she’ll go with you to get the marriage certificate? Even though we haven’t held the wedding yet, it’s still a big happy event, and we have to celebrate it. Prepare for it, get the marriage certificate, and treat us all to a meal to celebrate. I’m fully confident in handing my eldest niece over to you. You’re much more reliable than Hank.”

she was, not for

still a heavyset woman, Duncan had already had a good impression of her. It might not have been love at the time, but he appreciated Liberty as a person and didn’t

treated Sonny better than

many biological fathers and sons don’t have as good a relationship as Duncan and

in Sonny’s heart wasn’t as

lie to say I’m not worried. I just hate that I’m useless. After all this time, I still can’t walk like a normal person. When Liberty needed me the most,

tried very hard with rehabilitation, but I still can’t leave this wheelchair. I

understand. It’s okay; Liberty won’t blame you. Trust in us, and trust

was eating a bunch of

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melon seeds, Grandpa Jimenez couldn’t help but

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