Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1577

Chapter 1577

Zachary found his voice after a cat got his tongue. He said with a smile, “Mr. Johnson, you got me confused here.”

“How did Andrew become your rival in love? He broke up with his girlfriend of five years three years ago and has since been single.”

Was Remy not in love with Elisa?

While Andrew did know Elisa, he had no interaction with the girl whatsoever. Andrew did not have romantic feelings for Elisa, so he was no threat to Remy.

“Mr. Reading met Elisa today, so it’s too early to say that he likes her. I’m just a worry wart, but Mrs. Stone’s attitude today gave me something to think about I’m sorry you have to see me asking around about Mr. Reading.”

Zachary was nosy for once. It was mainly because his wife drew close to listen in on the conversation He asked, “Can you enlighten me on what’s going on, Remy?

“What are you interested to know about Andrew?”

Remy relayed the whole story to Zachary and said, “The fact is Mr. Reading is your cousin, single, and without a girlfriend is enough for me to know.”

He would not see Mr. Reading as a competitor if the latter was married or had a steady girlfriend. Elisa had her pride. She would not engage with Andrew, knowing that he had a girlfriend. Elisa never wanted to come between someone’s relationship.

That was what she did with Zachary.

Elisa got over her feelings when she found out that Zachary was married.

In her words, Elisa had her pride and dignity. She was the heiress of the Stone family. Why should she stoop so low as to steal another person’s man?

“Remy… You’re getting ahead of yourself.”

Zachary smiled after getting the whole story.

“Sorry to bother you, Mr. York.”

“No worries about it. I get it.”

Zachary ended the call with Remy in chuckles.

Tilting his head, he looked into his wife’s prying eyes and dotingly tapped her forehead. “Don’t look at me like that. I’ll always share any gossip with you.”

“Come on. Tell me what happened.”

Curiosity was eating Serenity up alive, especially when she only heard one side of the conversation.

“Your aunt twisted her ankle today and ran into my cousin. I think you remember my cousin. Andrew turned up to River’s birthday party, but his family is never keen on parties. He came to deliver the gift to River and said hello before leaving.”