Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 949

After the three vicious bites, Serenity took advantage of the time he was in pain to forcefully break out of his embrace and got up to bring over the vial of medicine to administer the injection. She handed it to him, her pretty face threatening, “Take it!”

Zachary’s face and lips had been bitten by her and he was now in pain, but he still had to take the vial of medicine. He accepted the vial as his dark eyes looked at her.

“Don’t pretend to be so pitiful. I won’t give in.”

Zachary chuckled. She was prickly on the outside but a softie on the inside.

He looked at her as he took the jab.

It was very painful, but with her watching him, he felt that it was not painful at all anymore and even felt good.

Very quickly, Zachary completed the jab.

Once he was done, Serenity took the emptied syringe from him and took it into the kitchen to dispose of properly.

The moment his wife left, Zachary immediately started searching everywhere for something in the living area.

It was so painful!

some painkillers to

looking for?” Serenity came out and asked when she saw him. searching for

it under the coffee table, replying, “I dropped my wedding ring, so

it! It was under the

putting his ring

did not say anything and he could

early,” Serenity said and returned to

in acknowledgment and once she entered her room and closed the door, he crept into the kitchen like a thief. He could not find any ibuprofen but there was some cough syrup. He took a small spoon, opened the bottle, and poured a little cough syrup onto the spoon and then in his mouth

of relief chased

needles

really hated needles.

even ask what he felt and immediately prescribed

a little better after having some

turned to walk out of the kitchen. When he did, he saw his esteemed wife leaning against the doorway to the kitchen, her

but said honestly, “The injection‘ was too painful, so I had

doctor to prescribe you a few more and let you take them for a while longer to

Zachary was silent.

hands out of

“Seren.”