Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 210

was the truth. She said that she and Shawn had known each other for more than ten years and that she grew up with Shawn. She and Jasmine were good friends, and Shawn was Jasmine’s cousin, so Zachary believed that she and Shawn had known each other for more than ten years. She also mentioned that she treated Shawn as her younger brother, but Shawn was not her biological brother. Furthermore, Shawn looked at Serenity with such deep affection. Shawn loved her. Was Serenity truly oblivious to it? Or was she feigning ignorance? Zachary was still frustrated. The next day was a Sunday, but Serenity went to the store early in the morning. The store would usually be closed on weekends. Since Serenity and Zachary quarreled, Serenity was in a bad mood and did not want to look at Zachary’s grim and stern face, so she went to the store early. She would rather be making crafts all day in the store than be at home. Sitting in her foul mood, Serenity did not leave breakfast for Zachary. She only cooked her own portion that day. When Zachary woke up with an empty stomach, it was already past ten o’clock in the morning. After getting dressed, Zachary stayed in his room quietly for a long time before he came out. He thought, ‘This is my house. Why should I be afraid of Serenity?’ When he walked out of the room, he did not see Serenity anywhere. The whole house was quiet. The glass he broke last night was not cleaned up either. The honey water that splashed on the floor attracted a lot of ants too. Zachary had no idea where these many ants came from. They were densely packed all over the puddle of honey water. He first went to the kitchen to have a look, but neither did he see Serenity nor anything to eat. Serenity was not on the balcony either. That was when he knew she went out. Perhaps she went to see Shawn again. Zachary’s expression turned gloomy and cold. Serenity ignored him,

the missus went out very early this morning and hasn’t returned since.” Zachary looked indifferent and said coldly, “You don’t need to tell me where she goes and what she does