Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1734

Sam, who sent these flowers? Did your young master send them back?” Serenity thought that the bouquet of flowers was given to her by someone sent by Zachary.

“What did Zachary give me again? I can’t wear enough clothes.” Serenity also thought that those bags containing clothes were also given to her by Zachary.

Serenity was responsible of buying or making his clothes, and Zachary was in charge of hers. He bought her all the clothes he liked.

Sam hesitated to speak.

He handed the bouquet to Serenity first, Serenity took it, and saw a small card inside. She picked up the small card to read, it said: “Zachary, this bouquet is for you, I hope you will be happy every day. Be happy, love you!”

There was no signature.

A bouquet for Zachary?

Serenity was a little dazed after reading it. This was a bouquet of roses. Someone gave Zachary a bouquet of roses. There was also words of love for Zachary written on the card. She didn’t need to ask to know that it was given by a woman.

Who sent flowers to her man?

Sam handed the bags to Serenity again, and said, “Young Mistress, there are these sets of clothes and ties. There are cards in the bags, and they all say that.”

Before Zachary came in, he had also received these, and they were all given by Ms. Elisa.

Elisa always gave gifts aboveboard, and would not dare to sign like this person, so she hired a courier to deliver them.

The courier only said that a man paid a lot of money to ask him to deliver it. The man said that he delivered it for a customer. The man didn’t say who the customer was, and the courier didn’t even know.

It’s too mysterious, even Sam can’t figure it out.

Serenity turned around and walked to the sofa with the bouquet in her arms, put the bouquet on the coffee table, and then motioned for Sam to give her some bags. She took out the clothes and ties in the bags and took a look. They were all famous brands, and the suits were also black.

Serenity also put the clothes and tie on the coffee table, then picked up Sonny, let Sonny sit on the sofa, and said softly: “Sonny, I will go and get the thermometer to measure your temperature for you.”

Then she said to Sam: “Sam, help Sonny pour a glass of warm water for him to drink, I’ll take his temperature to see if his fever has completely subsided.”

“Okay.” Sam turned around and poured a glass of warm water for Sonny.

Serenity brought a thermometer, and after Sonny drank half a cup of warm water, she hugged Sonny and helped Sonny take his temperature.

Sam didn’t leave, he waited for Serenity to deal with the bouquet of flowers and clothes.

A few minutes later, Serenity took out the thermometer, looked at it, breathed a sigh of relief, and said to Sam: “Thirty-six degrees nine, the fever has completely subsided.”

Sonny was sweating just now, and she guessed that he had retreated.