Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3887

Chapter 3887 Liberty guided Duncan's wheelchair to the car without waiting for anyone's assistance. She pushed him smoothly, her movements confident. The bodyguard stepped forward to help Duncan into the vehicle, and soon, the family of three settled in. The sleek luxury car eased out of the Civil Affairs Bureau parking lot and merged into the bustling traffic. As it disappeared into the flow of vehicles, becoming smaller and smaller in the distance, another car parked nearby came to life, slowly pulling out of its spot. The driver of this car was Hank. He hadn't planned to interfere with Liberty and Duncan's marriage he had no right to stop them even if he wanted to. But he also hadn't intended to find himself here. Initially, Hank told himself he was out for a casual drive, with no destination in mind. Yet somehow, his aimless wandering had led him to the Civil Affairs Bureau. In truth, Hank had arrived well before Liberty and Duncan. He parked farther away, unnoticed among the other cars lining the street. Liberty, now deeply uninterested in her ex-husband, didn't see his vehicle and remained unaware that he had been sitting there, watching, for nearly half an hour. Hank himself didn't fully understand why he was there. He had told his mother he was heading out to visit Jessica, yet instead, he ended up loitering outside the place where Liberty would officially move forward with her life. When Liberty finally appeared, her transformation struck him. She looked radiant-slim, poised, and exuding an effortless confidence. She reminded him of the sharp, ambitious woman she'd been back when they first met, before he had persuaded her to leave her job to focus on their home life. Before their marriage, Liberty had been a rising star at work, earning admiration and even envy from her colleagues. Hank had felt it too-jealousy. It gnawed at him, seeing her outshine him professionally. That jealousy had driven him to convince her to give up her career, first to focus on their future family and then to stay home full-time after Sonny was born.

Over time, Liberty's life had narrowed. With no professional outlet and the demands of motherhood weighing on her, she lost the vibrant confidence that had once defined her. She gained weight, stopped caring about her appearance, and became reliant on Hank for financial support. For a time, Hank reveled in the power imbalance. He felt important, superior. But that pride quickly turned into disdain. Disdain became justification for his infidelity, and eventually, their marriage ended in betrayal and bitterness. And yet, here she was now-stronger than ever. Duncan, despite being in a wheelchair, carried himself with an undeniable presence.

suit, his commanding aura radiated strength and resilience. Even with the scar on his face, his sharp features hinted at a rugged handsomeness. If he ever chose to

interested in just any man. She had chosen Duncan-a man who had stood by her side during her lowest moments. When Liberty was at her most vulnerable, Duncan had seen her, supported her, and encouraged her transformation. Hank couldn't ignore how different Liberty was now. She radiated the confidence and charm of a mature, successful woman. Her every gesture, her every word

in his chest. The sight of Duncan holding Sonny on his lap, the way they laughed and interacted like a father and son, deepened the ache. Hank stayed in

him. Liberty had moved on, finding happiness and

street, his heart heavy with the weight of what he