Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3684

Married At First Sight Chapter 3684 
Married At First Sight Chapter 3684 – Zachary found himself at a loss for words. 
No one present, aside from him and his group, had ever seen the five elders. Even they had only met them recently. 
The older members of their families could confirm the elders’ identities, but since they were with Audrey, their confirmation wouldn’t carry much weight. 
“I can vouch for them,” said an elderly voice from the entrance of the mansion. 
The room had been silent, and the voice cut through like thunder, ensuring everyone heard it clearly. 
All eyes turned to the source of the voice. 
It was an old man in his nineties, standing strong despite leaning on a cane. He had just gotten out of a car and, after steadying himself, walked toward the group, unassisted. A few younger people followed closely behind him. 
Everyone knew this man, even Zachary and his companions from Wiltspoon. 
The York family had business in Jensburg, where Kevin had been stationed for some time. Naturally, they were familiar with the most respected figure in Jensburg’s business world—Mr. Fontaine, the patriarch of the Fontaine family. 
Although retired, Mr. Fontaine still held significant influence in the business community. He was known for his charitable work and had helped many people over the years. His kindness and reputation made him one of the most beloved figures in Jensburg. 
Mr. Fontaine was also in touch with modern trends. He made short videos of his daily life and had gained many followers, making him even more widely recognized. 
“Mr. Fontaine.” 
“Mr. Fontaine.” 
Everyone greeted him warmly, like an old friend. The media immediately focused their cameras on him, capturing several shots. 
Mr. Fontaine approached Mr. Jimenez, clapping him on the shoulder. With the familiarity of old friends, he said, “Jimenez, I never thought I’d see you again in this lifetime. I’m glad you’re alive.” 
Mr. Jimenez responded, “You’re still alive? I thought you had passed.” 
With a smile, Mr. Fontaine replied, “I’m not dead yet, my friend. How could I be? We’re both over 90, and it seems fate has been kind, letting us meet again.” The two men were from the same generation. 
Back when they lived in Jensburg, most of the people present weren’t even born yet. 
Though Mr. Jimenez had worked for the previous matriarch of the Farrell family, his position allowed him to interact with Mr. Fontaine frequently. They weren’t exactly close friends, but they had crossed paths many times and knew each other well.