Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1432

Chapter 1432

Liberty was still weak and soon fell asleep again.

Even Sonny fell asleep in Serenity’s arms.

Serenity placed her nephew on the sofa bed and covered him with a thin blanket. When she saw that her sister’s IV fluid was almost finished, she rang the bell to notify the nurse to come and change the IV.

After changing the IV drip, Serenity watched for a few more minutes before turning around and quietly walked outside.

Zachary pushed the door and entered.

He saw Serenity sitting on the sofa in the small lounge, looking dazed.

He walked over, sat next to her, and touched her shoulder, asking softly, “What’s wrong? Is Liberty asleep?”

“Liberty and Sonny are both asleep.”

Serenity leaned on her husband’s shoulder. “Babe.”

“Hm?”

Serenity just called out to him and did not say anything else.

“Did you want to say something to me?” Zachary asked warmly.

Serenity wrapped her arms around him and said, “It’s nothing. I just wanted to call you.”

Zachary said indulgently. “If you wanted to call me, then call me more. I won’t find it annoying or

noisy.”

“I know about the trending search.”

Zachary paused. “Seren, those paparazzi only spout nonsense. You don’t have to take it to heart.”

“I didn’t see what the paparazzi said. I only saw that York Corporation issued a clarification statement from you.”

The first trending search was taken down, and Serenity did not bother looking it up. However, she could guess what it was after seeing the clarification statement Zachary issued.

“Babe, thank you for defending me like that. I don’t care if other people believe in me or not, but at least you defended me.”

He took all the blame upon himself.

“You’re my wife. We’ll be spending the rest of our lives together. Who will I defend if not you? Besides, I was telling the truth. I don’t want to have children so soon. We can have a child after our wedding and after spending enough time with each other.

“Seren, you really don’t need to pressure yourself. As my parents said, let nature take its course. They won’t rush you to have a child. My mom said that they won’t rush us for the next ten years.”

Serenity left his shoulder and looked up at him.

“I’ll be thirty–six in ten years. I’ll be at an advanced maternal age by then.‘