Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 764

Chapter 764

Liberty said with a smile, “Zachary is a good man. Don’t lump him together with men like Hank.”

Looking into the shopping cart, Liberty remarked, “It’s full. Are you getting more? Why don’t we stop here and take these things home? We can check what else is * needed and go from there.

It would be hard carrying all the shopping bags up the stairs if they bought too much.

Mrs. Lane was not around because Serenity gave her time off to spend time with her family during the holidays.

Serenity gave Mrs. Lane a Christmas bonus and some gifts since Mrs. Lane had

been a huge help to Serenity and her sister. Liberty also gave Mrs. Lane a Christmas bonus.

Plus, Mrs. Lane received another Christmas bonus and gifts from Zachary. She could spend the festive holidays with her family without worrying about finances.

She could not go wrong working for Mr. Zachary.

The missus and Liberty were the kindest people.

Apart from Mrs. Lane, Jim, who had served and remained by Zachary’s side all this while, received a double Christmas bonus, a performance bonus, and Christmas gifts. He was Mr. Zachary’s most–trusted bodyguard.

Jim did the right thing by cozying up to the missus.

“Alright then.”

She would buy some food for Sonny and fruits for the family during festive holidays. Serenity had never brought his parents wines or cigars.

Yet now, she was preparing expensive gifts for the Yorks. She even brought snacks that were at a high price point.

It did not sit well with Hank, but it was not his place to say anything since Serenity was no longer his sister–in–law.

Serenity spent tens of thousands on shopping which included alcohol and cigars.

With Serenity swiping her credit card without flinching, Hank could not help but take a glance at Jessica.

Although Jessica was not officially his wife yet, they were already living together. The wedding date was already set for Valentine’s Day, so Jessica was his bride–to- be. However, Jessica did not make any nice gestures for the upcoming holidays. Back then, Liberty…