Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3948 Chapter 3948

Evan had no proof, and Abby wouldn't admit to being Fox no matter how directly he confronted her.

Still, the thought of Evan doing everything in his power for another woman filled Abby with envy-even though the woman he loved was, in fact, her.

"Evan," she asked, her voice quiet but tinged with pain, "are you really going to keep chasing her? Is there something about me that isn't good enough?"

Abby couldn't help but wonder why Evan hadn't fallen for her when she was simply herself, without the guise of Fox. Why was it that only the illusion of another identity captured his heart?

Evan sighed deeply, his voice softening with sincerity. "Abby, you're amazing. Truly, you are. You're kind, smart, and beautiful. But..." He hesitated, searching for the right words. "I don't deserve you."

any less than Fox in any way. Honestly, I don't even know why I fell for her. Maybe it's because I kept dreaming about her-over and over again. In those dreams, she was the

know why I fell in love with Fox instead of you, all I can say is... I think I fell in love with her in my dreams. And when those dreams became reality, my feelings felt inevitable." Abby froze, momentarily taken aback

I trusted my grandmother's judgment. "I really tried, Abby. I did everything I could to pursue you, to care for you, to build something real between us. I thought if I put in the effort, love would come

you. It wasn't

and only you. And I know that man is out there someone better than me,

him. Unless Abby was Fox-the woman he

Evan's sister-in-law, Serenity, had misled him, hinting that Abby was Fox

couldn't believe that. He knew Serenity too well. She wasn't

he was a one-woman man, loyal to the core. Serenity understood that. If she knew he was hopelessly in love with Fox, why would she try to match him

Serenity hadn't lied to him, then Abby had to be the one deceiving him. But without proof, there

wasn't ready to give up. He decided to turn to the one person who might hold