Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3892

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Married At First Sight Chapter 3892 
Chapter 3892 
Duncan was quick to clarify, “No, I didn’t dislike you. But back then, your weight was a serious health concern. If you hadn’t worked on it, things could’ve gotten worse. You probably had severe fatty liver at the time.” 
Liberty gave a small nod. He wasn’t wrong. She had been diagnosed with severe fatty liver during that period, a condition that resolved only after her weight loss. 
Being overweight didn’t just affect her health—it impacted every part of her life. Finding clothes that fit was a struggle, and her appearance often drew judgmental stares. But after shedding the extra pounds, everything changed. Clothes flattered her new figure effortlessly, and strangers often complimented her radiant complexion and youthful appearance. 
“Hard to believe you’re in your early thirties with a four-year-old,” people would say, marveling at how well she maintained herself. 
As Liberty glanced at the GPS, she noticed the road ahead marked in red. 
“Looks like there’s a traffic jam,” she said. “Do you want to take a quick nap while we wait?” 
Duncan peered at the congested stretch ahead, grumbling, “It’s the New Year holiday. 
You’d think everyone would already be home. Maybe there’s been an accident. But no, I’m good. I’m too hyped to sleep anyway.” 
The excitement in his voice was unmistakable. “If I’m talking too much, just turn on some music,” he added with a grin. 
Liberty slowed the car as they approached the jam, eventually bringing it to a stop. She glanced at Duncan, her voice soft with concern. 
“You haven’t rested all day. Why don’t you close your eyes for a bit? It’ll be another forty minutes before we’re home.” 
Duncan leaned back into his seat, still buzzing with energy. It had been an incredible day, one he couldn’t stop replaying in his mind. He was just shy of turning 37 but felt like a love-struck teenager again. 
“Alright,” he said with a chuckle. “I’ll nap for a bit, but you’ll have to wake me when we get there.” 
Liberty smirked. “You think I can carry you upstairs if you fall into a deep sleep? You’re too big for that.” 
Duncan laughed softly. “Fair enough. But before I doze off, how about a goodnight kiss for encouragement?” 
Liberty rolled her eyes, her cheeks flushing slightly. “Someone might see us.” 
“It’s dark, and the streetlights barely work,” Duncan countered, his teasing smile widening. 
Shaking her head, Liberty leaned over and planted a quick kiss on his cheek. Before he could say anything, she pressed her hand lightly over his lips, silencing him. 
“Enough,” she said, pulling back. 
Duncan, still not entirely satisfied, grinned mischievously. He’d have the rest of the night at home to cherish his wife. 
The excitement of the day finally caught up with him. With Liberty nearby, he found himself relaxing. In no time, his eyes closed, and he drifted into a deep, peaceful sleep. 
When Duncan woke, Liberty was gently shaking his shoulder. The car was parked in the driveway of her villa. 
“Are we home?” he asked groggily, blinking against the darkness. 
“Yes,” she said with a smile. “And no, it’s not dawn yet. You’ve only been out for about forty minutes.” 
Duncan stretched, his energy quickly returning. His heart swelled as he realized they were about to begin this new chapter of their lives together.