Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1550

Chapter 1550

Camryn and Melissa chatted about opening a store, but the two men had no common topic They simply stared at each other

In the meantime, Zachary took Serenity back to the manor and saw two cars blocking the entrance.

The cars were not parked haphazardly but side–by–side They just so happened to be blocking the gate The security booth at the entrance of the manor had guards on duty As soon as they saw the Rolls- Royce, they knew that Zachary had returned.

The two guards on duty hurriedly came out and went to the windows of the aforementioned two cars After they tapped on the windows and the drivers lowered the windows, the guards said, “Our young master is back. Please move your car aside while waiting for the butler to give us his reply before you can

drive in.”

The two cars belonged to none other than Camryn’s aunts.

The sisters had come to meet Rosella.

However, they came too early. Rosella had not woken up yet.

The butler did not dare let them in without Rosella’s permission, so they waited in their cars.

They did not realize that their cars happened to block the entrance of the manor.

The two ladies listened to the security guards and hurriedly instructed their drivers to move their cars to

the side.

A few minutes later, Zachary and his motorcade drove into Wildridge Manor

The bodyguards‘ cars were parked in the open parking lot, but the Rolls–Royce that Zachary was sitting in headed directly to the door of the main house before stopping.

The car carrying Liberty and Sonny also arrived at the door of the main house.

Duncan, a regular visitor to the manor, casually parked his car in the open parking lot. He got out of the car, walked back to the security booth, and asked nosily, “Whose cars are those outside?”

“They’re Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Joyner They want to meet Madam Rosella, but she hasn’t woken up yet, so Mason asked them to wait for a while “

Mason was the butler of Callum’s family.

Duncan did not remember much about the Chandler and Joyner families. Those families were obviously not on the same level as the Lewises.

“I see”

Duncan lost interest.

He gave a pack of cigarettes each to the guards on duty and walked toward the main house.

Duncan knew the scenery of Wildridge Manor like the back of his hand, so he could not appreciate it

much.

When he passed by a gazebo, he saw Grandma May practicing pilates.

“Grandma May”

Duncan stopped and greeted the old woman with a smile.