Chapter 7
It was a façade to fool his wife. What was his wife called again?
“Oh, right. What’s the name of the missus again?”
Zachary could not be bothered to dig out the marriage license. Oh, it was likely Nana did not return it to him after he showed her. Anyhow, the marriage license was not with him.
The bodyguard replied, “… The young missus is Serenity Hunt. She’s twenty-five this year. You might want to remember that.”
Mr. Zachary had an exceptional memory, but when it came to people who he was not fond of, he jammed them out.
This was especially true with women. He probably would not know the lady’s name even if they met every day.
“Sure. Got it.”
Zachary responded offhandedly.
Judging by Zachary’s tone, the bodyguard knew he would not be bothered to learn the young missus’ name.
Refusing to waste more brain cells on Serenity, Zachary slumped against the seat and rested his eyes.
The journey from Wiltspoon Hotel to Brynfield took ten minutes.
With the luxury sedan convoy stopping at the neighborhood gate, Zachary proceeded to drive the national MPV into the neighborhood.
Although he could not remember his bride’s name, Zachary was not going to forget about the property he bought.
Soon, he arrived at the entrance to his home and took notice of a pair of familiar slippers at the door. They seemed to be his.
Why were they thrown out?
It must be Serenity!
Doing a slow burn, Zachary saw tension in his chiseled face. He was grateful to the girl for saving Nana at first, but all that good impression was lost following Nana’s constant praising of her and nagging to marry her.
Now Zachary believed Serenity was a conniving person.
Although he gave in to Nana to marry Serenity in the end, Zachary drew the line there. He planned to keep his identity hidden after marriage to be the judge of Serenity’s character. If Serenity passed the test, he would accept her as his wife forever.
If he were to find out that she was a scheming woman, then she should get what was coming.
No good ever came to those who played games with Zachary.
Whipping out his keys, Zachary tried to unlock the door, but his attempt was futile. He was less than happy when he realized that the woman had locked him out.
This was his house!
He let her in, and yet she locked her out!
Seeing red, Zachary lifted his foot and kicked the door. Bang!
Zachary was also trying to get Serenity on the phone.
Because of the earlier incident, Zachary saved Serenity’s contact and added the spousal title for a reminder. He would be d*mned if he could remember who Serenity was for once instead of deleting her contact again.
Serenity was startled awake by the kick on the door.
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The readers' comments on the novel: Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary)
Finally we are here, thank you for progress in this story. Well done 👏 ✔ 👍 👌...
A big change is happening to the story now. 6 years had past. Looking forward on where this story revolves. Hoping the story will be as good as before. Now focusing on the younger brothers but hoping to include the older characters. Thanks writer and interpreter for maintaining and using the English names....
Thank you writer and interpreter for bringing back and writing in English names...
Stop deleting my comments...
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I'm seeing Vivian, bill, Julie, maria... Who are these ?...
Need English names, makes the whole story hard to follow....
Please go back to english names. Its been too long that we are reading this novel commitedly. Its like a torture to your loyal readers who can not focus on the story after living with the characters for so long. Please change your interpreter....
Please, please go back to original characters and stop with the repetitive pages. Furthermore the missing chapters from 4389-4412 are still missing. This stopping and starting is getting old. You going to lose all your readers...
Can you hire back the original interpreter or the ones who knows the original name? I think the current interpreter does not want to exert effort on studying the previous names. Please satisfy your readers. We have read the story for a long time. We are patronizing you for this long....