Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3870 Chapter

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Duncan had gone all out to make Liberty's wedding dress special, hiring a renowned designer who'd also crafted gowns for Serenity and Jasmine, both of whom looked stunning on their wedding days. Encouraged by Zachary and Josh's recommendations, he had chosen the same designer to create a one-of-a-kind gown for Liberty. As Liberty looked at him, surprise flickered in her eyes-she hadn't known Duncan was having a wedding dress custom-made for her. But of course, he knew her size. After all, he'd held her often enough to have a keen eye for these details, and if needed, he could easily ask Serenity for specifics on Liberty's style and preferences. Duncan met her gaze and explained softly, "After you agreed to get our marriage certificate before the New Year, I reached out to the designer recommended by Zachary and Josh. I got your measurements from Seren, but I also measured for accuracy myself to make sure it was perfect. I wanted you to have a wedding dress like the ones Zachary and Josh gifted their wives. Liberty, I've promised you: if there's something worth having, you'll have it too. And if I can make it unique just for you, I will." Duncan had witnessed how Zachary and Josh showered love on their wives in countless thoughtful ways. Seeing their happiness together had only inspired him to go all out for Liberty. Yet, no instruction manual was needed his devotion came naturally. Loving Liberty made him want to give her everything, even the stars and the moon if he could. He'd sworn to both Audrey and Serenity that no matter what, he would care for Liberty. If she agreed to marry him, he'd spend his life making her happy. And even if she didn't, he would still protect her always. Audrey trusted him, and Serenity, too, felt assured leaving her beloved sister in his hands. Liberty leaned against his shoulder, her voice warm with gratitude. "Duncan, thank you for all you're doing for me."

"You're my everything.

exaggerated sound of someone clicking their tongue in mock exasperation. The third young master of the Lewis family grinned at them. "I've known Duncan for over 30 years, always thought he was a rough, no-nonsense type who'd be

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shook her head with a smile, defending Duncan. "My son isn't just throwing

teased him back, "Maybe you could take a lesson or two. It's a