Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1339

Chapter 1339

Serenity said seriously, “Mrs. Newman, I’m not insisting on having your daughter sentenced. Your daughter committed a crime. Whether or not she’ll be convicted, I don’t want myself to get hurt anymore. You should know your daughter well. You said she knows her mistake and guarantees not to hire someone to hurt me again.

“You might believe her, but I don’t.”

Mrs. Newman glared at Serenity with a dark expression.

Her husband kept telling her to build a good relationship with Serenity and plead for mercy for their daughter.

Did he think she did not want to build a good relationship with that country bumpkin? Did she not apologize, offer compensation, and plead for mercy for their daughter?

She even asked Camryn to look for Serenity.

However, Serenity was stubborn. She was determined to sue Carrie.

Hatred boiled in Mrs. Newman’s heart. Since Serenity would not make things easier for them, she would not let Serenity live a peaceful life either.

Mrs. Newman stood up and said with a cold expression, “Excuse me, Mrs. York.”

After that, she extended her hand to pull Camryn. She did not want her to be with Serenity.

If it were not for her elder daughter, Carrie would not have harbored a grudge toward Serenity.

“Let’s go, Camryn.”

Just as Mrs. Newman stretched her hand to pull Camryn, Camryn flung her hand away. She said calmly, “I’m blind, so I can’t accompany you to socialize with your circle of madames. I’ll sit here and return home after the banquet ends.”

Mrs. Newman said coldly, “Don’t even think of going home if you don’t accompany me.

“I’m asking you again, Camryn. Are you coming?”

Camryn sat still.

Mrs. Newman sneered and glared at Serenity. She said with a cold smile, “It seems like you’re all grown up now, Camryn.”

After viciously glaring at her elder daughter, Mrs. Newman turned and walked away arrogantly. After she left, Serenity asked concernedly, “Camryn, will she really not allow you to go back home?”

“What’s the difference between whether I return to that home or not? I’m just a transparent person there anyway.”

Camryn laughed self–deprecatingly. When her expression turned calm again, she said to Serenity gently, “Mrs. York…”

“I told you to call me Serenity.”

“Serenity, you should go and be with your friends. I’ll just sit here and listen to the fun.”

Serenity said worriedly, “I’ll bring you to have fun with Jasmine and the rest.”

Mrs. Newman clearly had bad intentions that night. Serenity was worried Mrs. Newman would set

Camryn up.