Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3945 Chapter 3945

Evan let out a small hum, wiping his nose with a tissue before tossing it into the trash can. Seeing the overflowing pile of crumpled tissues made him feel even more selfconscious. He picked up the steaming bowl of ginger soup and carefully took a sip.

The spiciness hit him immediately it was intense.

His first instinct was to spit it out, but with Abby sitting right next to him, he forced himself to swallow. The fiery burn lingered, making his eyes water. After just that one sip, Evan set the bowl back down and said quickly, "Abby, the ginger soup's too hot. I'll drink it later."

The truth was, he had no intention of taking another sip.

"I'll just take the medicine first," he added, hoping to steer the conversation away. The medicine might be bitter, but at least it wouldn't scorch his mouth. Abby saw right through him. "You're afraid of spicy food, aren't you?" she asked, her tone teasing.

Caught, Evan let out a small sigh, sneezing a few more times as he reached for water to swallow the medicine. He decided there was no point in denying it.

"Fine, you're right. I am afraid of spicy food. I don't like it at all. That soup was so spicy, I barely managed to keep it down. Honestly, I thought I was going to throw up, but I swallowed it out of respect."

shook his head, as if the memory of the

you a big bowl of chili water, that'd probably finish

I'm Fox, maybe I'll make him drink chili water as payback for everything he's done. Not just one bowl-a

lips. Despite her mixed feelings toward Evan, she couldn't deny that

oblivious to her inner thoughts, gave her a sheepish look. "Honestly, asking me to drink chili water would be the end of me.

of weather, and even we catch colds if we stand outside too long without a coat. You're probably already coming down with

groaned slightly, his handsome face falling. "This soup is way too

her tone turning matter-of-fact. "It's your body, not mine. If you don't care about getting better, then don't drink it. But let's be clear-I didn't ask you to stand outside in the freezing wind. That was my dad. And just because

you did decide to listen, you should've at least thought about the consequences

every right to be mad at me. In the past, I was the one

firm but calm. "That's all in the past. There's no point bringing it up again. What's done

to see me so badly that you didn't care about