Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 657

Zachary terminated the call right away.

Despite being hung up on, Clive was not angry at all.

He smirked coldly. “You can refuse to acknowledge me as your cousin, Zachary, but I’ll get my way one way or another.”

Alice was pouring him a glass of water when she heard his comment. She said, “You’re now family. What do you mean get your way? Whatever reason he keeps his identity a secret, Zachary is Serenity’s husband.”

I’ve been his rival for many years, and none of us ever get the upper hand. Now that I have the chance to climb over his head, I got to make use of the opportunity.”

Clive grabbed the glass and took a couple of gulps. “Zachary wound me up badly. I must get my payback when he returns from his business trip. I’ll contact Serenity to come along when he buys me dinner. I bet he’ll have to call me his cousin then.

“Honey, I’m walking on air just thinking about my nemesis bowing to me because I’m the older cousin.”

“I think you’ve gone mad.”

Alice replied amusedly. “He’s your peer. Are you going to force him to acknowledge you if he doesn’t want. to?”

front of Serenity if he doesn’t

Alice was speechless.

imagine her man having a

was a little worried at first now that Clive saw through his cover. After hanging Zachary fell

felt sorry

on Clive’s call,

for Zachary, Zachary did not have to worry about Clive telling Serenity the truth

would also figure out ways to keep Zachary’s identity under

could flaunt his affection for Serenity

behavior during the dinner with Clive in case the latter might try to start something and make him look bad in front of

admitting Clive to be the older

like Clive would bite him if Zachary refused

Zachary felt like he was between

was at his physical limit and called someone to make a quick trip to

of the Buchams‘

was against the desk as he leaned in to read the text messages sent in the group chat. It was an arrangement to

the head of the Bucham household that Zachary’s privacy was protected