Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 1389
For some reason-probably tired from running or scared stiff-Hank lost all energy and could not
pick Liberty up.
“Don’t move Ms. Hunt!”
The York family’s bodyguard pushed Hank away to prevent him from moving Liberty as it might cause Liberty to bleed out..
After calling the emergency line, the bodyguard tried to stop the bleeding and contact Zachary and the others too.
Having found out that his sister-in-law was stabbed multiple times, Zachary shouted, “How could you allow Liberty to get hurt
when there were so many of you watching her?”
How was he supposed to explain to Seren?
The bodyguards remained without a word.
They had a lot of eyes on Liberty and Sonny, but so did the other party too.
The security team was minutes away from catching up to Liberty, and it was in those minutes. Liberty was stabbed.
The nearest ambulance was sent to the scene.
Liberty was rushed to the hospital for treatment.
“Mom...”
Sonny sobbed and wailed.
He was covered in blood-his mother’s blood.
“Sonny.”
Hank blamed himself.
Why did he not carry his son back then?

Sonny would not be snatched out of his hands, and Liberty would not be stabbed to save her son
if he carried his son into the bridal shop.
If anything were to happen to Liberty...
Hank did not dare to imagine the consequences.
She would turn out okay!
Liberty was a good person. God would favor her and keep her from harm.
With his son in his arms, Hank got into the ambulance.
The paramedics hurried to stop the bleeding. Even though the cuts missed her vitals, they had to stop Liberty from bleeding out.
Seeing that Sonny was covered in blood, a paramedic wanted to bandage Sonny, thinking he was
hurt.
“It’s Mom’s blood,” Sonny uttered in between sobs.
The paramedic picked him up and examined him to make sure he was unharmed.
The paramedic had the utmost respect for the unconscious Liberty. Liberty, as a mother, was willing to protect her child at the
cost of her life.
The man in black stabbed and kicked Liberty until her internal organs were damaged.
Nevertheless, Liberty never let go of her son. She only loosened her grip when it was finally safe.
A female paramedic secretly shed tears.
Hank carried her son and fixated on Liberty. He dared not breathe out loud or ask questions so as not to distract the paramedics
from providing first aid to Liberty.
They arrived at the hospital in mere minutes.
Liberty was sent straight into the emergency room.

With Sonny in his arms, Hank waited outside the emergency room.
Duncan’s men and the York family’s bodyguards were also there.
Josh’s people were cooperating with the police to catch the offenders.
“Dad, will Mom die?” Sonny asked Hank in fear. His eyes were swollen from crying.
Hank immediately replied, “No. Your mom won’t die. She’s a good person. A good person lives up to a hundred. She won’t die.
She won’t.”
He consoled his son and himself.
It took a while before it struck him to make a call.
Sonny snatched Hank’s phone when the latter pulled out his phone. Having kept his aunt’s number in mind, Sonny gave Serenity
a call.
Hank watched on without stopping him.
There was no telling if Liberty would survive this.
Serenity was Liberty’s only sister. It was best to inform Serenity to get here quickly in case Liberty could not be saved. Serenity
might be able to see Liberty one last time.