Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3549

Meanwhile in Jensburg…

At the hospital, Kathryn had just finished her meal and wanted to stretch her legs outside the ward when she bumped into Holden and his three sons at the door. They were about to enter.

Marco carried some insulated lunch boxes, while Noel and Sage had a large fruit basket between them. Holden held a bouquet of flowers.

When they saw Kathryn, they all instinctively stared at her, as if she was a stranger.

“Dad, why are you here again?” Kathryn broke the silence, her voice cold.

The others stepped aside to let Holden and Marco pass into the ward.

Inside, Pedro was washing out the lunch box in the bathroom. He prepared all of Kathryn’s meals since she refused to eat anything from anyone else, even takeout, fearing Clarissa might try to harm her again.

Despite several days in the hospital, the doctors couldn’t determine what drug had been used to knock her out. Kathryn suspected they had been bribed to keep the truth hidden.

With modern medical science, how could they not find the drug? If they said they couldn’t find it, she believed they were lying.

Kathryn had nearly fully recovered. The drug had only made her drowsy and left her legs weak, but it wasn’t life-threatening. Drinking plenty of water helped detoxify her system, and she figured she’d fully recover in a few days. Kathryn believed that Clarissa, despite everything, wouldn’t actually kill her. Clarissa even told her that if she weren’t her biological daughter, she would have died many times over.

“When Mr. Queen visited, the bouquet he brought is still in the vase. There’s no space for more flowers, so there’s no need to bring any. As for food, snacks, and fruits, I’m well-stocked—Mr. Queen sent plenty.”

Hayden and Liberty had also visited, bringing Clive and Zachary along with lots of food and drinks.

The doctor even joked that her ward looked like a small supermarket.

Ironically, Kathryn trusted the food from Hayden and Liberty, her former adversaries, more than anything her own family sent.