Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1379

Zachary watched as Mrs. Sox returned to the house and closed the door behind her. He stood in front of the gate for a while before waltzing back to his car.

He sat in silence for a few minutes before starting the engine and driving off.

Zachary arrived at the Soxes‘ residence first thing in the morning.

The gate to the Sox family’s home was wide open, and the two hounds were tied to a leash.

Zachary had a bad feeling that he arrived too late.

He pulled up and before he could even get out of the car, Mrs. Sox, who was sweeping the yard, approached him with a broom.

“Mr. York, Jasmine and Serenity are out. They went to Liberty’s diner.”

Zachary asked, “How long have they been gone?”

“Around twenty minutes. Serenity woke up and said she needed to pick Sonny up from her sister’s, so they left early.”

Zachary thanked Mrs. Sox and uttered, “I’ll head to my sister–in–law’s breakfast place then.”

“Okay,” Mrs. Sox answered.

away from the Soxes‘ residence.

Liberty’s number while on the

the call.

“Morning, Liberty.”

You must be looking for Seren. Seren and Jasmine are

had no idea that the couple had another argument. Since she was busy, Liberty handed the

that the phone was with Serenity, Liberty was back to working mode.

up, honey. I know it’s my fault. I’m to blame for everything. I shouldn’t have left you alone and gone off on

listened without a word.

honey. Please don’t avoid me, okay? Don’t leave yet. We can have a good talk. I can go with you if you want to check on the

broke her silence, talking in a flat tone, “I wouldn’t dare ask the great Mr. York to keep me company since he’s

“I’m sorry, honey.”

sarcastic remarks prompted Zachary

faintly uttered before ending the call. She

her sister amid cooking

panicked because he couldn’t get in touch with me,

her phone to cancel

the blue? You can carry on with your work later. No need to look after Sonny. The

slipped Serenity’s mind that Zachary made arrangements for her

her up so much that her memory was failing her.