Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1434

Chapter 1434

Zachary was worried about Serenity after seeing how hard Alice had it during her pregnancy.

“I already decided not to pressure myself. I want to go back to being the old Serenity Hunt. I’ll live my own life without caring about what others say.

In the end, she still felt that Zachary’s status put a lot of pressure on her.

The gap between them was too large.

She hoped that her investment project could make her money.

Even if she could not match Zachary, at least there was an advancement on her part.

“I’ll go rest for a while.”

“Okay.”

Zachary accompanied her into the ward and watched her lie down beside Sonny. He looked at Liberty’s IV drip and estimated that it would last another half an hour before the next one. Then, he returned to the small lounge, sat down on the sofa again, and organized his work affairs while it was still early.

As Liberty healed in the hospital, Serenity remained by her side almost every day.

Zachary went back to the office during the day and would come over at night to be on vigil with

his wife.

However, that was exhausting. Serenity’s heart ached for her husband. She tried to persuade him to rest at home, but he refused.

When Liberty was able to walk, Zachary arranged for Mrs. Lane and another maid to come over and take care of Liberty in Serenity’s stead.

Sonny returned to school after taking a few days off. Jim continued to fetch him to William’s gym

for lessons.

While Liberty got better day by day, shocking news emerged from the upper class of Wiltspoon.

The eldest daughter of the Newman family sued her mother and father, accusing them of murdering the late Mr. Newman, Camryn’s father, more than twenty years ago. She stated their motives of wanting to possess the family assets and to be together officially.

Camryn asked for Callum’s help to get Josh to conduct an investigation. In addition to handing. over the recorder to the police, they found evidence of Mr. and Mrs. Newman were together secretly when they were young and submitted the evidence to the police.

The Bucham family already had dirt on the Newman husband and wife. Although most of the evidence pointed to Mrs. Newman, Mr. Newman was also involved.

In his anxiousness to help his wife get a lighter sentence, Mr. Newman ended up subjected to the investigation as well.

Even if he clarified that he did not murder his brother, he admitted that his wife and him fell in love

long ago. After his brother’s death, he could not bear to see the woman he loved, who was also his sister–in–law, struggling to get by with his two–year–old niece, so he took his sister–in–law as his wife while disregarding what everyone said.

He angrily rebuked Camryn for being ungrateful and throwing stones at them while they were