Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3698

Married At First Sight Chapter 3698
Married At First Sight Chapter 3698 – Even though Sonny knew he wasn’t as good as Titus in some ways, he never felt insecure. He stayed confident, cheerful, and full of life because his world was surrounded by love.

“Mom, I’m not competing with Titus. I’m not studying medicine. I just copy medical books to keep him company so he won’t get bored,” Sonny said.

The two were good friends. Serenity had told Sonny that copying books would help him, and since he trusted his aunt and mom completely, he believed her. If Serenity said it was good for him, Sonny was happy to practice his writing.

After the New Year, when school started, Sonny would return to kindergarten confident that he could write better than some of his classmates.

“That’s right, no need to compare. Have you been having fun these last couple of days?” Liberty asked gently.

Sonny replied, “Yes, I’ve been really happy, so happy I don’t even want to go home. Aunt said it’s called ‘happy and forgetting home.'”

“Yes, that’s exactly what it means,” Serenity explained.

“Mom, when will you come home?” Sonny asked. “I still miss you.”

Liberty knew Duncan was doing all this to prove a point, especially since Hank had
regretted their divorce a long time ago. But regret didn’t change anything—there was no going back. Liberty wasn’t the type to revisit a failed relationship, and Hank knew that.
Even though he regretted it, he never seriously asked Liberty to remarry him.

To keep the Brown family from interfering with Liberty, Hank hadn’t even divorced Jessica, even though she was in jail for years. He claimed he would wait for her to get out.

With Hank still married, even Mrs. Brown and Chelsea gave up on trying to get Liberty back for him.

It was a clear case of “why did they do it in the first place?” But if Liberty and Hank hadn’t divorced, and if their marriage had stayed strong, Serenity might never have had her whirlwind romance with Zachary. Their troubles set everything in motion, and it seemed like fate had planned it all.