Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 1388

Sonny cried as he put up a fight to break free from the man’s locked arms.

The boy even kicked the man. It was a shame Sonny’s limited strength was merely a scratch to

the big man.

It was useless.

Seeing that his kicking did not work, Sonny suddenly slapped the man’s eyes. Now, he got a

reaction.

The man in black could not see as Sonny smacked and slapped his eyes. The man staggered in his footsteps and could not keep up the speed.

Liberty gave everything she got to pick up her pace. Ten meters, five meters, one meter….

Frustrated, the man in black was about to knock Sonny unconscious when Liberty charged up and pounced on him. She got Sonny back, but she tumbled onto the ground. Despite falling down, she kept her son tightly wrapped in her embrace. Sonny remained on top of his mother during the fall.

The only thing a mother could think of was protecting her child in a moment of danger.

wanting his effort to go in vain, the man in black came to snatch Sonny when Liberty fell. There was no way Liberty would let go. She locked Sonny in a

flurry of footsteps was drawing close.

their

that some of the people were his companions, but the majority were highly-trained security

Take the child and run!”

companions yelled at him.

not release her grip on her son. The man

would not let go all the same.

cost of death.

my mom! Don’t hit my

his mother, but he was too little. Since his mother clutched him tightly against her, there was nothing

his kicking was not enough to loosen Liberty’s grip, the man pulled out a knife

her arm as blood spilled and quickly stained her clothes.

was not enough reason for Liberty to

his temper, the man randomly stabbed Liberty again and

she shielded her son who was now under her. The blood-stained knife

hand. The man made a last- ditch effort to fight, but he was soon beaten to a pulp and groaning on

“Ms. Hunt!”

for protecting Liberty and Sonny in the dark, was shocked to discover Liberty in

“Sonny…”