Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3617 - Hearing the voices of Lilian and Sariyah chatting in the distance, Audrey and Liberty turned to see them approaching, with Hayden in between them. It looked as though Hayden was being flanked by two beautiful young women, almost like a big man with an arm around each.

As they walked over, Liberty said to Audrey, "Aunt, even though I've known for a while that Hayden is a woman, every time I see her, I still think she looks more like a man." The only difference was that she didn't have an Adam's apple.

Audrey smiled and said, "She's been acting like a man since she was a child. She's tall for a woman, has a cold demeanor, and it's easy to mistake her for a man. She doesn't like wearing women's clothes either. Every time Kevin goes out with her, they probably get a lot of strange looks."

People might think they were a same-sex couple.

As Kevin once joked, not only did people assume they were gay, but they also thought he was the submissive one.

Hayden is tough and cold, and as the CEO of Queen Enterprise, if she were a man, she wouldn't be happy in a submissive role. She'd want to be in control and call the shots.

That's just her nature.

he'll likely take a supporting role

were a man, women would be falling over themselves for her." Audrey responded, "She's a woman, and they still are. When people found out she was a woman,

Sister Liberty," they

and Audrey smiled

matters, so we ladies decided to take a walk. Ms. Queen, would you join

I'd have gone

if we

Wiltspoon to join them, so Audrey assumed that poor hospitality

my little crybaby at home. Even when I'm away, I can't escape his tears. His dad video-called me while holding him, and he cried, wanting me to hold him. Even with his grandpa at home, he still cried." Lilian was talking about her

said, "That's how kids are. They cry when they see their mothers, but they're fine when they don't. Some kids act spoiled around their parents but are well-behaved when their parents aren't around." When parents are around, kids know