Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 4322

Married at First Sight 
Secondly, Mr. Fei is elderly and in poor health. He relies on daily medication, which is specially prepared by the genius doctor and his apprentice. These medicines aren’t available in regular pharmacies or hospitals. 

I heard that the ingredients used to make them are incredibly rare. Most come from medicinal plants cultivated by the genius doctor and his apprentice, or they are collected by experienced herbalists from all over. 

Mr. Fei is still alive today thanks to the unwavering support of his old friends, who go to great lengths to provide him with these precious medicinal herbs. 

“Uncle Zhong won’t be attending,” Audrey suddenly said, as if reading Kathryn’s thoughts. “He’s old, and traveling long distances is inconvenient for him.” 

Kathryn nodded in understanding. “I know.” 

At that moment, Haitong spoke up. “I don’t think I’ll make it to your wedding either. Even going out feels exhausting these days.” 

Kathryn smiled and nodded. She had already expected this. 

Whether Haitong could attend or not was her choice, but Kathryn still wanted to send her an invitation. 

Zhan Yin added, “Tongtong is pregnant and due soon. I won’t be able to go either, but I’ll have someone send wedding gifts to Miss Feng and Mr. Fang on our behalf.” 

“Thank you,” Kathryn said sincerely, then turned to Haitong with concern. “When’s your due date?” 

“One more month.” 

Kathryn nodded. As long as Haitong didn’t go into labor early, Audrey, her husband, and Liberty would be able to attend the wedding. 

By the time Haitong gave birth, Kathryn and Pedro would likely be on their honeymoon. 

She thought about it and decided that after the baby was born, she would give the red envelope and gifts she had prepared to Liberty, so she could bring them back for Haitong. 

By the time Haitong’s baby turned one month old, Kathryn would have returned from her honeymoon—just in time to join the celebration. 

“That’s right, I’ve always been this beautiful.” 

Haitong playfully touched her face, pretending to admire herself. 

Everyone laughed. 

The group returned to the hall. 

After some casual conversation, Kathryn took out two invitations—one for Audrey and one for Haitong. 

“Cousin, Tongtong, Pedro and I have officially registered our marriage, and we’ve set a date for the wedding. It’ll be in half a month,” she announced with excitement. 

She turned to Audrey, her eyes full of anticipation. “Cousin, I really hope you and your family can come celebrate with us.” 

Audrey took the invitation, opened it for a quick look, then handed it to her husband. 

Mr. Shang didn’t even glance at it—he simply took it and set it aside. 

Instead of responding immediately, Audrey first asked about Kathryn’s health. She was relieved to hear that Kathryn had mostly recovered from her injuries and that the troubles in Jiangcheng had been resolved.