Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3172

“Okay, let’s talk tonight.” Liberty hung up the call first.

Her secretary knocked on the door, telling her that a client had arrived. She had to personally receive the customer. If she could negotiate a deal, she wouldn’t have to worry about having nothing to do in the first half of next year.

After Liberty ended the call, Duncan removed the phone from his ear, but he held it and didn’t know what he was thinking about. He was lost in thought.

Zachary held his cup of coffee and drank it leisurely, his eyes falling on Duncan.

When Duncan came to his senses, he met Zachary’s gaze.

“Why are you looking at me like this?” Duncan put down his phone and asked Zachary funny questions.

Zachary didn’t answer but asked, “What’s on your mind? You’re out of your mind.”

“Before the car accident, I chased your eldest sister. No matter how much I guaranteed my sincerity, she rejected my feelings and said she only regarded me as a friend. She didn’t want to get married again. After the car accident, I wanted to cut off contact with her because I was afraid that I would drag her down, but my mother asked her to take care of me. She took care of me and rekindled my hope. Zachary, Liberty, and I have come this far. It’s really not easy.

After I destroyed my legs, my mother and the others accepted Liberty and no longer stopped me from being with her. For a while, Liberty was willing to marry me. She said that as long as I proposed to her, she would agree to it. I thought that I had not recovered yet, and I didn’t know when I would recover, and she was busy, so I thought I’d wait until I recovered, and she’s not so busy anymore. Now I want to get a marriage license, but she doesn’t agree. Zack, Liberty, and I always seem to be out of sync and always have differences.”

“Zack, what do you think I need to do to consolidate my relationship with Liberty so that she can trust me and herself 100% and doesn’t have to worry about getting married or divorced?”

Zachary was questioned. After being silent for a while, he said, “Duncan, I think you have done a good job. You will not be wrong. You are honest about your feelings and will not mix them with other thoughts. You don’t have to do anything deliberately. Just call my sister often, as usual. Go over to see her, and stay with her when you have time. If she needs help, you can help her.”

“Take more time to cultivate a relationship with Sonny. I think my sister’s acceptance of your feelings only depends on your sincerity toward Sonny. When a divorced woman lives with children and remarries, the main consideration is whether the other party can accept her. Will it be good for the children?

You’ve already done a good job, so there’s no need to do anything deliberately; just keep your original intention.”