Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 640

Zachary snapped, “Were you looking forward to me being angry? Why would I be angry? Even if Serenity. called me a slimeball, it’s a form of tough love. She scolded me because she loves me. If she doesn’t have feelings for me, she wouldn’t waste her time even looking at me, let alone waste her breath on me.

“How can I tear the first drawing my wife has drawn for me? I’m going to frame it as a treasure. When I get older, I’ll take it out and reminisce about it fondly.”

Josh was stunned. “Okay, you said it. If you don’t frame that drawing, then you’re a chicken!”

Zachary said in a low voice, “Not only am I going to frame it, but I’m also going to hang it in our bedroom and look at it twice a day, morning and night, every day.”

It would remind him to stop being narrow-minded and not to quarrel with her over trivial matters.

It would remind him not to make her angry or bring sad tears to her.

Josh curled his lips. “I dare you to hang it on your office wall.”

“Why should I hang it there? My wife drew it for me, so it belongs to us. I won’t let other people see it. You’d better wipe that drawing from your memory.

“I’m done chatting with you. I’m going to catch up on my sleep.”

He had not rested well for the past few days.

“Go ahead and sleep.”

up

deliberately

Zachary figure it out but also started to show off his wife and

of a couple. Their line of

night because she went drinking and he had to fly

by

when she woke up, but she endured it and took the phone to

Ms. Hunt. Are you up? Open the door and let

Lane? Give me a moment. I’ll go and open

home. She guessed Jasmine must have been the one who sent her

up, enduring the headache, and went to open the

Mrs. Lane, Liberty and Sonny were

“Liberty.”

her sister when she saw the

with Sonny in her arms and walked

“Does my sister

can still smell

stuck her

had not taken a shower, she could still smell the lingering stench of alcohol if she

for a couple of drinks with Jasmine. I didn’t