Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 357

Chapter 357 Serenity said, “Oh, right!”

She suddenly thought of her pets and asked Zachary, “What about Snowball and the rest? Should we bring them along?”

“Snowball?”

Zachary‘s eyes turned dark as he thought, ‘Who is Snowball?‘

“It‘s the puppy you gave me. I named it Snowball.”

Zachary‘s eyes turned gentle instantly.

It turned out to be the puppy.

He thought he had another love rival he was not aware of.

“Seren, if it‘s inconvenient, Snowball and the kittens can stay in the store. I‘ll bring them back to my house after work and bring them back here tomorrow. I have pets at home too, so I promise I can take good care of them.”

Serenity smiled and said, “Great! I‘ll leave Snowball and the kittens to you then.”

She hugged Jasmine and cooed, “Jas, you‘re the best girlfriend in the world!”

Jasmine gently pushed her away and said with a smile, “Don‘t sweat the small stuff with me. We grew up together. Hurry up, don‘t make Mr. York wait for too long.”

Only then did Serenity go with Zachary without worries.

“Serenity, leave your car here. I‘ll take you to work tomorrow.”

Zachary said to Serenity as he opened the car door and put Sonny in the car.

“Sure.”

Serenity had no problem with that since Zachary’s car was a seven seater MPV. The interior was also spacious and comfortable.

“Liberty!”

Serenity got out of the car with her nephew in her arms and watched as Liberty came out of the office building with a smile.

All of the staff of Lewis and Co. were wearing the same professional suit. Those who were not wearing them had just

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started work today. “Mommy!”

Sonny saw Liberty and struggled to free himself, so Serenity put him down, and he immediately ran toward Liberty.

Upon seeing her son, Liberty felt energized again. She took a few strides forward and picked her son up to kiss his little face.” Sonny, do you miss Mommy?” “Yes! I miss Mommy very much.” Serenity walked over and said, “Sonny didn‘t see you at noon and said he missed you in the afternoon, so I coaxed him and said I‘d bring him to pick you up from work. He only looked happier after he heard that.”

Liberty was a little heartbroken to hear that. Her son was only two years old, but he was forced to be separated from his mother during the day, so the little guy was definitely not used to it. However, for their livelihoods and future, Liberty could only persist. Liberty‘s situation was not bad. At least, they could still meet each other every morning and night. Many of those who came to work in Wiltspoon from other towns left their children in their hometowns with their in–laws. They only got to see their children every few months or even once a year. That kind of longing was truly tormenting.