Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 4455

Chapter 4455 
Evan kept replying, “Okay, I promise I’ll respond to you right away next time. Abby, will you be my girlfriend? I love you. No matter who you are—Abby, Fox, or Bianca—I love you. Abby, say yes, okay?” 
Abby looked at him and smiled. “Aren’t we already a couple? You’ve been hugging me nonstop. If we weren’t together, I would’ve slapped you by now.” 

Hearing that, Evan beamed. “Abby, you agreed! I’m so happy!” 
Overjoyed, he wrapped his arms around Abby’s waist and spun her around several times. 
Abby told him she was getting dizzy, so he quickly stopped. 
“I’m just so happy, I couldn’t help it,” Evan said apologetically, not realizing the spinning would make her dizzy. 
“I’m fine,” Abby said as she gently pushed him away. “Let’s go to my office.” 
Evan followed her with a big smile on his face. 
“Are you busy?” he asked. 
“Yes, I’m busy every day,” Abby replied. 
“Then go ahead and do your work. I’ll just sit here and read the newspaper while I wait for you to get off work. We can grab dinner later.” 
“Don’t worry about that. Tell me—what did Paisley say to you? And did you get rid of the gifts she gave you?” “I told her to take everything back,” Evan said. “Unless it’s from you or a female relative, I’m not accepting anything from other women. She talked trash about you, and I gave her a piece of my mind. She’s so shameless. She knew how I felt about you and still tried to pursue me. If she loves being a mistress so much, I guess that’s just how the Hache family raises their kids.” 
His words dripped with contempt. 
“Abby, I even asked my brother to assign me a bodyguard. From now on, I’ll bring one with me whenever I go out. I won’t let any woman get within three meters of me.” 
Abby was pleased but replied, “That’s not necessary. I’m not worried. I trust your feelings for me—I know you won’t fall for anyone else. But if they come near me, then I’ll get annoyed.” 
Abby smiled. “Okay, okay, it’s your call. Do whatever makes you comfortable.” 
She walked over and poured him a glass of warm water. 
Evan took it and downed it in one gulp. “I was so thirsty.” 
“If you were so thirsty, why didn’t you drink anything? I saw your secretary made tea for you and even brought snacks.” 

“I was too anxious,” Evan said. “I was so worried you’d misunderstand. My mind wasn’t even in my body—I had no appetite.” 
Abby pinched his handsome face. “Serves you right. It wouldn’t have taken much to just text me back before running over here.” 
Holding her hand, Evan smiled sheepishly. “I’ve never been in love before. You’re the first girl I’ve liked. I still have a lot to learn. I’ll do better from now on. Abby, do you still love me?” 
“Silly,” Abby said, “if I didn’t love you, would I even let you touch me? Don’t forget—if we really fought, you wouldn’t stand a chance.” They had sparred a few times before. 
And Evan truly couldn’t beat Abby. 
Her master was a hermit, and Evan wasn’t even close to being her match. 
Evan chuckled like a goofball again. 
They spent some time together before Abby returned to her work. While Evan wasn’t looking, she slyly retrieved her phone from beneath a folder. 
She had deliberately left it behind so he wouldn’t notice. 
Abby went back to work, and Evan sneakily took a photo of her while she was focused. He posted it to his Moments with the caption: 
“This is the mother of my future child.” 
 
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