Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 1170
Serenity had to chase after the little guy.
It was crowded in the zoo, and children like Sonny were everywhere.
Not in the mood to appreciate the scenery, Serenity was exhausted just running after Sonny.
Sonny had been watching the shop with his mother day in and day out, and his mother would take him home for a rest after
work. Liberty did not have time to take him out to play. Now that he was at the zoo, Sonny unleashed the unruly nature of
children.
It was a good thing Serenity had the habit of working out. At least, she could keep up with the child’s activeness.
Since Liberty had been jogging to lose weight, her stamina was at an optimum level. Only, Ms. Stone rarely engaged in such an
activity. The long walk hurt her feet.
As for the Browns, God knew where they were.
Sonny had a great time at the playground, going several rounds at the age–appropriate facilities until he was sweating all over.
His aunt then picked him up to see the animals.
The zoo was a huge place. It was lunchtime by the time they were done looking around the birds‘ area.
The group picked a restaurant to dine in.
“Where’s Dad?”
It was only now Sonny recalled his father.
Liberty answered with a smile, “You ran so fast and left
your dad way behind.”
Sonny looked around and could not see his father.
He said, “Give Dad a call, Mom.”

Liberty acted like she dialed Hank’s number.
She then uttered, “Your dad and grandparents are dining somewhere else. We’ll see them later.”
Sonny believed his mother.
The Brown family had arrived where Serenity’s group was. They were able to make up for the lost time by stopping Lucas from
playing at the playground.
Jessica had a fight with Hank and sulkily ditched the Browns to go off on her own.
For once, Hank did not console her.
Sure enough, Jessica’s thoughts were confirmed. Hank no longer cherished her now that
he got her.
Hank gave her everything when they were sneaking around. Now that Jessica went from mistress to wife, she started slipping
into Liberty’s former shoes.
Jessica was turning into the former Liberty while Liberty was living her life to the fullest.
Liberty no longer had to tend to her in–laws or become her mother–in–law and sister–in–law’s punching bag.
She was free to spend her own hard–earned cash, and no one could have a say about it. The world was her oyster.
For the first time, Jessica regretted her choices.
She regretted coming between Hank and Liberty’s marriage.
Jessica thought she would not walk the same path as Liberty when she married Hank.
Yet reality gave her a slap in the face.
The pair had not even had their wedding, and Hank was already not as loving as before.
She thought it was because he did not get along with her family.
Someone bumped into her, nearly tipping her off balance.

“Watch where you’re going!”
Jessica yelled at the man
Seeing that the person was covered in a black mask and sunglasses, Jessica got a sinking. feeling in her stomach