Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 4177

Chapter 4177

Farrell Mansion

In the master bedroom, Liberty suddenly jolted awake after barely two hours of sleep.

Her abrupt movement startled her husband beside her.

"What's wrong? Did you have a nightmare?"

Duncan sat up, turned on the bedside lamp, and looked at her with concern.

"I dreamt that Kathryn was in danger," Liberty said, her voice filled with unease. "She wouldn't let me go

with her. She planned to get hurt on purpose. I'm afraid she might have risked her life."

After spending so much time with Kathryn, Liberty had come to admire her.

If not for the deep-seated grudges of the previous generation, she and Kathryn could have been the best of friends.

Even now, there was a mutual respect between them.

Out of everyone in the Farrell family, Kathryn was the only one Liberty truly liked.

Not just her-Hayden felt the same way.

At one point, Hayden had even considered setting Kathryn up with Hugh.

Kathryn, and Kathryn had no feelings for Hugh

Hayden-but Hayden was

could never have Hayden, Kathryn slowly found herself drawn to

an orphan, but his devotion and loyalty to Kathryn were

them

her phone. She didn't care that it was past three

The phone rang.

moment the call connected, Liberty let out a

have meant she was still in danger-likely

seconds later,

"Miss Hunt."

It was Pedro.

was short-lived. Her heart clenched with

Kathryn?" she

"It's over,"

Pedro said, his voice

has been rescued. She's injured. She was just taken to the hospital-she's in the emergency room now." The pain in his voice was unmistakable. He had seen the knife wound on Kathryn's right arm, the bruises on her face, the swelling on her nose. He had no idea how severe her

never agreed with Kathryn's plan, but she had

trap, they could take her brothers down in one

would never be

if they were released in a

family would no longer be

would be immovable. Connet

in prison, her brothers wouldn't be thinking

And Kathryn?

disappearing to a place where no one knew them,