Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Serenity and Zachary Chapter 4079

Married At First Sight Chapter 4079

Chapter 4079

The night passed in silence.

Evan woke up the next morning, roused by an uncomfortable heat. The ward's heater was on, and he'd bundled up tightly before falling asleep. Sometime during the night, he began sweating, but his exhaustion kept him from waking. By morning, the heat became unbearable, and he stirred.

"Abby..."

He instinctively called her name. His voice, still hoarse, sounded much better than the day before.

The lack of a response reminded him that Abby had gone home the previous night. He was alone in the hospital.

In the middle of the night, his mother had called, her cheerful voice a small comfort. Yet, the reality of being sick and alone in a foreign place left Evan feeling homesick.

He thought about Wildridge Manor. Back home, it was always lively when his brothers returned. The old, mischievous grandma doted on them, and despite his parents' sarcastic remarks, they cared deeply for their children. The warmth and familiarity of home stood in stark contrast to the solitude of his current surroundings.

Evan reached for a box of tissues on the bedside table and used several to wipe the sweat from his forehead and neck. He sat up, pulling the quilt off, his body still warm from the night's sweating.

The fever had broken.

to the numerous bottles of liquid medicine he'd received the day before and a restful night, his sore throat had eased significantly. He felt hopeful-one more day of treatment and proper rest, and he'd likely be discharged tomorrow. Tomorrow was

He remembered Abby's mom

return to the country that day, and Abby wass supposed to pick him up at the airport. Evan made

Abby spend time

of warm water, and sat back down

then, his

the screen and saw Abby's name.

"Abby."

down completely? I wasn't sure if you'd be awake

replied, "just woke

and poured myself some water. My throat still

than

is working. I started sweating in the middle of the night, and when I woke up, the fever was gone. I

hadn't taken his temperature yet but touched his forehead, confirming the

news," Abby said. "I'll arrange for someone

and was heading out for her morning

softly asking, "Abby, could you bring me breakfast yourself?" There was a