Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1320

Chapter 1320

Liberty said that there was no need to force herself if she could not meld into the social circle.

When it was time, she could step into the circle naturally without deliberately trying to.

Zachary appreciated that part about his sister–in–law.

She knew her place but did not put herself down.

“Am I wearing this? I don’t think it looks good.”

Serenity looked at the gown Zachary picked out for her and felt that there was something odd about it. However, she could not pinpoint what it was.

“It’s good, it’s very good. You have a good figure, good looks, and a great mien. You’ll look good in anything.”

Serenity held the gown and said, “I’ll go pick one myself.”

All the clothes in the cloakroom were prepared by Zachary. There were so many different evening gowns that she could open up a dress store.

When Serenity chose her dresses, she only cared if they looked good and did not bother picking the ones that covered the most skin. As a result, every gown she picked was rejected by Zachary.

“Honey, just wear the one I picked for you. I guarantee you’ll look noble and grand.”

The dress covered her shoulders and back.

Zachary did not dare mention that.

Serenity looked at him, and he smiled at her. “Trust me, honey. If you wear this dress, you’ll definitely become the focus of the entire hall.”

As long as he was by her side, she would be the center of attention even if she was plainly dressed.

Serenity held the dress in one hand and reached out to flick his forehead with her other hand. ” You’re so domineering!”

If she did not wear what he selected for her, he would nitpick any dress that she chose for herself. Serenity knew what was going on in that domineering mind of his.

She went to change her clothes while saying, “All the clothes here were given to me by you. Whether they’re good or not, aren’t they all from you? What difference does it make?”

The dresses she bought for herself as well as the ones given to her by her aunt were all in Brynfield.

Zachary smiled. “That’s why I said that it’s the same no matter which dress you wear. You’re beautiful no matter what.”

Serenity grumbled.

She followed his wishes.

After she changed into the gown, she stood in front of a large mirror and finally realized what was off about the dress. This gown was the most conservative of all the dresses. It covered her shoulders, her back, and basically every patch of skin.

The hemline was long and would drag along the ground unless she wore heels.

“Beautiful. My wife is so beautiful. You’re really beautiful. I feel like even my face isn’t worthy of you.”

The man who had ulterior motives felt like he had just drunk a pot of honey. He sang her praises endlessly, but he did not know how to use his synonyms and kept calling her beautiful.