Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 2798

Everyone looked at each other’s faces.

Would it be like that?

Mr. Queen was originally a woman, but she used to dress up as a man, or are men now dressing up as women?

Hayden’s appearance perplexed everyone. But no one dared to ask clearly.

Some people have good relationships with the Queen family. If they have the contact information of Mr. Queen and Mrs. Queen, they call Mr. Queen or Mrs. Queen. Who knows that the mobile phones of Mr. and Mrs. Queen are turned off and no one can contact them?

Hayden, who was welcomed into the main room by Mr. Talbot, sat down gracefully.

Mr. Talbot’s daughter-in-law, Mrs. Alora Talbot, always looked at Hayden and hesitated several times.

Mrs. Alora Talbot and Mrs. Queen were acquaintances. They had played cards, gone shopping, and had meals together, so they had some friendship.

Hayden said, “Auntie, if you want to say anything to me, just say it.”

Hayden saw that Alora had something to say and took the initiative to ask, so that Alora would not stare at her all the time, saying what she wanted to say but not saying.

Mr. Talbot looked at Alora.

Alora said sheepishly, “No, I just think this evening dress of Mr. Queen is very nice. Was it given to Mr. Queen by Mr. York? Where was it made? I will order two sets of it another day.”

Kevin smiled: “I didn’t give it as a gift; Auntie Queen bought it for Hayden.”

He once gave Hayden women’s clothes, but Hayden refused to accept them. Later, he reluctantly wore them once and showed them to her, but she still refused to accept them.

Knowing that Hayden wouldn’t accept it, he stopped sending women’s clothes to Hayden.

Hayden was going to wear women’s clothes to attend the banquet tonight, and she didn’t tell him in advance. He didn’t know about it at all. If he had known earlier, he would definitely have sent Hayden some more beautiful evening dresses in advance.

The evening dress Hayden wore tonight was beautiful. It was too conservative, and it didn’t even expose her back. Unlike the evening dresses of other rich ladies, which exposed shoulders and backs.