Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 178 

Liberty was downstairs waiting for her sister. 

She carried her son while a diaper bag and a rucksack hung off each arm. Liberty looked around, failing to notice a new car driving by. More accurately, she was not on the lookout for a four–wheeled vehicle as her sister often rode an e–bike. 

Serenity pulled up in front of her sister and rolled down the window. “Liberty.” 

Taken aback at first, Liberty ensued with a smile. “I thought you were riding your bike today.” She knew that her brother–in–law bought her sister a car, but Serenity rarely used it. This was the first time Serenity drove here with the new car. 

Serenity got out of the car and grabbed the diaper bag from Liberty. She opened the door to the back seat and put the diaper bag in. She asked, “Is everything in there, Liberty? The formula is the most important thing.”

“It’s all there.”

Liberty handed her son over to her sister. With Serenity carrying Sonny, Liberty drew close to kiss her son on the cheek and urged him, “Be a good boy to your Aunt Ser, Sonny. Mommy will be back soon.” 11 

Sonny was close to his aunt, so he did not make a fuss when he was handed to his aunt. Sonny even waved his mother goodbye. 

Liberty felt a little sad. 

had int. to enroll him in a kindergarten before rebuilding her career. Yet, reality forced

is my brother–in–law back

since the fight between the

living expenses since he had not

to the quick by every little thing Hank did.

Liberty nothing but agony.

to love such a man,

and abuse less than three years into the marriage.

the money to him?”

money. Since he’s so strict on going halves, I won’t

keeping her thoughts about her brother-in–law to herself. It was what it was. She asked with concern, “Do you have enough

of hush money from Zachary, Serenity slipped it onto her

this. Just tell me when you don’t have enough. Don’t feel burdened about it. Just think of it as

given me in the past. Although it’s not much, every little bit counts. The money should last me for a while until I find

that Serenity advised her to keep half the money for emergencies back when the latter was providing her with living expenses. Otherwise, Liberty would

back inside her pocket and gave Liberty words of encouragement. With Liberty hurrying them along, Serenity took her nephew and said, “Come to the shop for lunch later. I brought groceries from home to

that she cooked her own meals. He