Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1377

Serenity turned over and gave Jasmine a light pinch. “Alright, I’ll sleep. I’m not flipping pancakes.” Jasmine hugged her and offered comforting words. “You’re basically an elderly couple now. Mr. York loves you a lot. It’s just a miscommunication. It’ll be over before you know it. Relax and go to bed. You’re able to face another day once you get a good night’s sleep.”

“I’m so lucky to have you, Jasmine. At least I have someone to talk to when I don’t feel good.”

“Duh, we go way back. I come to you when I’m feeling down too. Come on. Let’s sleep. Don’t torture yourself with all those thoughts.”

“Okay,” Serenity answered.

Her best friend’s assurance soothed Serenity to dreamland.

It was dark and quiet all around by the time Zachary arrived at the Soxes‘ residence. Everybody was deep in slumberland.

He pulled up at the gate of Jasmine’s family home.

Zachary parked the car and gave Serenity another call.

Since Serenity was asleep, and her phone was on silent mode, she did not take his call.

As a last resort, Zachary braved himself to call Jasmine.

Awakened by the ringing phone, Jasmine accepted the call without looking at the caller ID.

the middle of the night? I need my beauty sleep even if you don’t. It’s a sin to wake people up.”

“Ms. Sox,

are you? You… Oh,

in a husky voice, “Yeah, that’s

glance at her best friend who was beside her. Seeing that her best friend was in deep sleep, Jasmine gently got up and tiptoed to the window. She pulled the curtains open a little to

in bed at this hour? What’s the meaning of calling me in the middle of the night?”

the gate of

“Oh.”

you call

in two days. She said she’ll stay with me

before midnight. Is Seren really asleep,

books. Nevertheless, to most, it was

you’re aware

Zachary fell silent.

wants. You can either go home or wait here until morning light to see if Seren wants to see you. I’m going

the call before Zachary had a chance to

then put her phone on silent.

hear nothing even if Zachary blew up her

Soxes‘ house. There was a glint