Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 2005

Duncan hugged Sonny tightly and said to Liberty: “My pain is not so severe now, only I walk around. It’s okay for Sonny to sit like this.”

Liberty said to him, “If you feel uncomfortable, just say so, don’t bear it.”

She took her son out of Duncan’s arms. Then, she greeted Zachary and his wife.

“Sister.” Serenity gave Liberty a hug.

After the two sisters hugged, Serenity sized up her sister and said, “I haven’t seen you for a few days. I always feel that my sister is different.”

Liberty laughed: “What’s different, it’s not like that.”

“I’m hungry.”

Sonny said to Liberty.

Serenity picked up her nephew and said to her sister, “Sister, Mr. Lewis, let’s go eat.”

Duncan: “Okay.”

Zachary turned to Duncan’s back and pushed Duncan away, while the Duncan’s bodyguards and Zachary’s bodyguard team walk together.

Serenity and Liberty led Sonny to the front.

Zachary asked Duncan softly: “Is there any progress between you and my sister? Seren didn’t say that she didn’t pay attention, but she did, and she noticed that my sister seems to be more beautiful.”

Duncan smiled lowly: “You think it’s my credit? Liberty hasn’t accepted my love yet. She and I are still friends. Although I really hope that her beauty will bloom for me, unfortunately, it’s not.

Serenity: “Sister, you’re not old at all, you’re still very young.”

Liberty said with a smile: “I mean we will grow old day by day, now I am not old. After 20 years, I will admit that I am old, but I want to be young, I always feel that I am only eighteen years old now.”

Serenity laughed. She held her sister’s arm affectionately and walked back, saying as she walked, “I don’t think I have grown up yet, and I still need my sister to chase after me to feed her.”

When she was young, her parents went out to work, and it was her sister who fed her. When she was five or six years old, sometimes her sister would hold the bowl and chase her away, and feed her two bites of food from time to time. It sometimes took half an hour to finish a bowl of rice, and sometimes it took an hour.

Her sister often said that she ate so slowly when she was a child, and she always had to chase after her to feed, but when she grew up, she became a foodie.

Liberty: “In your sister’s eyes, you will always be that little sister. Are you going to the bookstore today? Your sister will also let you eat.”

Serenity: “Sister, drive slowly.”