Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1967

Kevin didn’t follow Hayden. He stood at the door of the hotel, waved to Hayden with a smile, and said, “Hayden, see you tomorrow.”

Hayden cursed in her heart: If possible, she hopes to never see Kevin again.

After Hayden left, Kevin stood there watching for a while, then turned around and wanted to go back to the hotel, but when he turned around, he saw matriarch Farrell coming out of the hotel with her son, daughter-in-law and two daughters.

“Mrs. Farrell.”

Out of politeness and the fact that the other party was old and an elder, Kevin greeted Mrs. Farrell politely.

Matriarch Farrell smiled back, “Mr. York, are you leaving too?”

Kevin: “Yes, I drank too much and got a little drunk. I’m going back to the hotel to rest.”

He looked at Kathryn.

Matriarch Farrell formally introduced her biological daughter to Kevin at the right time.

The two shook hands politely.

As for Shiloh who was next to matriarch Farrell, matriarch Farrell didn’t introduce her, and Kevin didn’t look at her either.

Matriarch Farrell left quickly with her family.

Kevin also walked towards the Fortress Hotel diagonally opposite.

It was good that the two hotels were so close. He drank alcohol and couldn’t drive, so he could walk back to his place in a few minutes.

Being busy could relieve his lovesickness.

“It’s nothing. It’s just that I attended a banquet in Jensburg tonight, and I met a person. At first glance, she looked a little like my sister-in-law. On closer inspection, she looked more like Sister Liberty.”

Zachary immediately said: “I can be sure that my mother-in-law only gave birth to your sister-in-law and sister Liberty, and there is no one more.”

With his ability, Zachary had already found out exactly how many people were in Serenity’s family.

He also accompanied Serenity to her hometown several times, and through conversations with other villagers, he could be sure that his mother-in-law, whom he had never met, only gave birth to two daughters.

It was because his mother-in-law had only two daughters, and people in the village said that she was extinct. It was because there were only two daughters and no sons that old Mrs. Hunt and the others dared to bully his wife and sister Liberty.

Kevin: “I know that my sister-in-law only has sister Liberty, and there are no other sisters, but the daughter of the Farrell family is quite similar to sister Liberty, and she is also a bit like my sister-in-law. Brother, tell me, will my sister-in-law still have sisters? Cousins ​​​​or something?”