Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 4248

Married At First Sight Chapter 4248

Chapter 4248 

Abby worried that Spencer was overacting. 

It was fine to talk, laugh, and share a meal, but she wasn’t comfortable with physical contact. It wasn’t because of Evan—it was because of Victoria. 

To Abby, Spencer belonged to Victoria. She called Victoria “sister,” which made Spencer feel like family—her brother-in-law. 

“I’ll wait for you to get off work,” Evan said gently. “Abby, are you done? Are you hungry? Let me treat you to a midnight snack.” He wasn’t about to let Spencer take that role. 

If anyone was treating Abby, it would be Evan. 

Before Abby could answer, Spencer jumped in. “Since Mr. York is offering, let’s give him the chance. We’re all hungry anyway.” 

He made it clear—Evan wasn’t just treating Abby. He was treating Spencer and his secretary too. Spencer was determined to be a third wheel. 

Evan chuckled. “Alright, midnight snack for everyone.” 

Then, turning to Abby, he asked softly, “Are you coming?” 

Abby, indifferent, responded, “Brother Spencer said he was hungry, so let’s go.” 

Evan grinned. “Alright, I won’t argue. Abby, follow me.” 

He led her into the VIP room, releasing her hand as they got closer. Picking up a bouquet from the coffee table, he handed it to her. 

Evan backed down instantly. “Alright, alright, I’ll take them back. But at least let me treat you to supper. Give me a chance.” 

He still had a long way to go in winning her over. But at least she accepted the flowers—that was something. 

Abby turned and walked out, bouquet in hand. 

Evan hurriedly grabbed the gift boxes, not wanting to waste a second. He needed to keep up with her before Spencer had another chance to pull her away. 

As they walked outside, Evan made sure to position himself between Abby and Spencer. Whenever Spencer tried to move closer, Evan adjusted accordingly. 

No way was he letting Spencer sit next to her. 

Abby saw Spencer as a brother—didn’t he get that? Yet, he shamelessly lingered around her.