Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 1340

Chapter 1340

Serenity used to see scenes of people being drugged and set up in novels or TV shows. She did not think that that would actually happen in real life.

Moreover, it was a younger sister drugging her elder sister to ruin her life.

After a moment of silence, Camryn said, “It’s not once or twice that she drugged me.”

Serenity was speechless.

“They’re treating you so poorly. You can move out.”

The risk of living together with them was too huge.

Camryn was silent again before saying angrily, “My father left me that house. Why do I have to move out? The people who are supposed to move out are them! They used to bully me for being a kid, and now they’re bullying me for being blind.”

Serenity’s eyes gleamed. That was a lot of information.

Zachary analyzed the situation for her before. Camryn’s biological father might have been killed. Camryn almost died from being gravely ill when she was sixteen years old, but no one in the Newman family sent her to the hospital. It was obvious that they wanted to let her die.

Did Camryn’s father discover something before he died, which had him make a will and leave many assets to Camryn?

Did those people murder for money?

Or did Camryn know the actual cause of her father’s death? They were probably afraid Camryn would seek to avenge her father, so they wanted her to die.

Camryn was lucky. She happened to be discovered by her aunt, who had married to a place far away and was back to visit her family. Her aunt sent her to the hospital, and she was saved.

However, she lost her sight.

Maybe Camryn had been able to live up till now because of her blindness. She could not see anything or do much. Did those people spare her life because of that?

“Okay.”

Serenity stood up and walked away. When she reached Callum, she said to her brother–in–law softly, “Take care of Camryn. Send her home after the banquet ends.

“Did you drink?”

“No.”

The glass of wine in Callum’s hand was just for show. After all, everyone had a glass in their hand. No one would know if he had drunk the wine or not.

“You shouldn’t drink then. I’ll be more at ease if you send her back personally.”

“Thank you for being concerned for my wife, Serenity.”

Serenity chuckled. “You’re calling her your wife already. You should consider whether you’ve fulfilled the responsibility of being a husband.”