Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3986 Chapter 3986

Serenity explained, "The summers here are long and unbearably hot, and even the winters don't get that cold. With this kind of climate, eating too many high-calorie foods isn't good for anyone." She thought about how friends from other cities often mentioned that people in

Wiltspoon avoided spicy food. It wasn't because they didn't like it-it was just too much for them to handle.

Sonny seemed to nod as if he understood, but Serenity knew better. He was still too young to fully grasp her explanation, so she let it go.

Just then, Duncan's voice echoed through the house. "Serenity, is Sonny's fever gone?"

Duncan was being helped up the steps by his bodyguard, his voice full of concern before he even reached the door.

Serenity gently set Sonny down.

cried joyfully and ran to

muttered. Serenity walked over and reassured him. "His fever has gone down but not completely. I just checked-37.8 degrees. Once he takes another dose of medicine, it should be gone entirely. Brother Duncan, you didn't have

couldn't sit still. I had to check on

Sonny mattered more

their conversation. Then he looked up and said softly,

school on Friday, we'll go visit your mom, okay? But first, you have to take your medicine like a good boy

knew his illness was partly his own fault-he always kicked off

check on Sonny. Once Serenity assured her that the fever was subsiding, Jasmine

Sonny himself. Before he could even begin, Mrs.

had barely settled in when the elders of the York family showed up, making quite the entrance. Even Zachary, whom Serenity had tried to keep out of

little boy was practically the center of everyone's world. Calls from Camryn and others came pouring in, each one checking on Sonny's condition. Sonny was, without

held Sonny in her arms, her face was etched with worry. "Oh, my poor Sonny," she said, her voice heavy with emotion. "You've gotten thinner from this illness. Look at you-your little face isn't as bright and cheerful, and it's still flushed from the fever. Seeing you like this hurts more than if someone took a knife to