Chapter 31


    Chapter 31 On the other hand, Zachary spoke to Mr. Lewis on behalf of Liberty and probably put in the


    good word for her too, so Mr. Lewis knocked a few thousand dors off.


    Of course, nine thousand bucks were a great deal of money to Liberty now. It would serve as a painful


    lesson to keep her eyes peeled on the street and stay away from luxury sedans!


    “Is your husbanding back soon?” asked Liberty.


    “Yeah. He‘ll be back tomorrow.”


    “Great. My husband and I will be there ahead of time. Are you cooking? I‘ll help out.”


    Having lived independently with her sister for many years, Liberty had so much on the ball from her


    career, and social life, to domestic life. Now that she was held down by a child and without an ie,


    her husband pressured her to be a housewife.


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    The sisters exchanged small talk on the phone before ending the call.


    “Mr. York, do you workte every day?”


    “Why?”


    “It‘s almost the weekend that Nana and your parents will


    Zachary went quiet.


    His job took up a lot of his time. It was hard to find time in his busy schedule to shop for furniture with


    her.


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    Faced with his silence, Serenity showed understanding. “I can get them myself if you don‘t have the


    time.” Zachary replied, “Alright. You‘re thedy of the house. You can make decisions over household


    affairs. Just let me in on the bigger things.”


    He had no time to spare for every single trivial matter of the house.


    “Sure. I‘ll let Jasmine know that I won‘t being in for work today. I‘ll get the stuff.”


    She needed to sort out their home.


    Zachary was without a word.


    Turning on his heel, he returned to his bedroom.


    It did not take long before he emerged from his room and said, “I‘m going to work.”


    “Drive safe,” Serenity casually cried. With the wrapped hash brown and apple juice still in hand,


    Zachary took off.


    Getting behind the wheel of his undercover MPV, Zachary drove out of Brynfield.


    Out of the neighborhood, Zachary pulled up at the side of the road where his Rolls Royce and convoy


    were parked.


    “Sir.”


    The bodyguards swiftly got down from their cars. Shielding Zachary with their bodies, they approached


    the Rolls Royce and opened the door for him. A bodyguard respectfully asked, “Should I throw it away


    for you, Sir?”


    He was talking about the breakfast Zachary was holding.


    Zachary gave the uneaten hash brown to the bodyguard without a word. The bodyguards were free to


    do whatever with it.


    With the car door shut, the car purred its silent engine and merged into traffic. Serenity spent a day


    running about before she filled all the missing pieces toplete the home.


    The online order of kitchenware was also delivered to the house.


    Zachary arrived homete that night, and by then, Serenity was fast asleep. Careful not to wake her, he


    walked around the house and feasted his eyes on her


    interpretation of a home. The woman took time to smell the roses for sure.


    Perhaps she was not a scheming witch. The woman might not be looking for anything out of the


    marriage but a ce to call home.


    After all, she had been living under her sister and brother inw‘s roof.


    Of course, Zachary needed more than a few days to observe Serenity‘s character. He would not be so


    quick to p abel on her. Only time could reveal a person‘s true colors. Her true nature would either


    shine through or rear its ugly head through the couple‘s day–to–day interaction.


    Time passed very quickly at the busiest times. Soon, it was Saturday.


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