Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married at First Sight Chapter 1698 Serenity also helped Mrs. Lewis walk to a chair not far away and sit down.

“Duncan doesn’t want to see people, doesn’t communicate with others, so he’s bored and puts himself on the edge of his horns, how can he get better?” Mrs. Lewis wiped her tears and apologized to the Zachary brothers: “Zachary, Callum, don’t blame Duncan, he doesn’t want to see people now, sometimes he doesn’t even want to see his brothers when they come to see him, and he doesn’t let them into the ward.”

“When his three sister-in-laws came to the ward with soup, they were not allowed in. Now, when he sees everyone, he thinks that everyone is feeling sorry for him, and he also thinks that everyone is feeling sorry for him if they say something kind to him.” Mrs. Lewis couldn’t stop crying.

Duncan had always given her the impression of being very strong.

But the current collapse also left Mrs. Lewis helpless.

The elders of the Lewis family had all been there, but Duncan just couldn’t listen to them now. He didn’t even want to see his best buddies Zachary and Josh. The two send him messages and calls, but he didn’t answer them.

Duncan completely locked himself in his pessimistic world.

If this continued, when would he recover?

he said: “Can Duncan now use a wheelchair outside, Auntie? When you have some free time, take him for a walk. He has been in the hospital bed for more than ten days, and he is bored. He’ll feel better if

life. All we need to do is help him change his mind and

after sitting, he feels useless again and is unable to sit in the wheelchair. He also resisted sitting in a wheelchair, saying

his mouth, but for a moment he didn’t know

messages and making phone calls to Duncan, trying to motivate

Zachary’s message, which he was unaware

in his pessimistic world, built an iron wall, and didn’t want to see anyone other than his parents, and he

anxiety in those who cared about him, there was nothing they could

before she stopped her tears and slowly

Mrs. Lewis’ care. No matter how uncomfortable Mrs. Lewis felt, she had to maintain her calmness or

come here every day, and you always make your trip

it in time, don’t worry too much.” The