Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 291
Liberty uttered gratefully, “Seren, Zachary is a good man. You‘re right about him. He‘s always by your side whenever it gets
tough for us. He spared no resources and effort to help us. Be a good wife to him.”
Serenity replied, “I will, Liberty.”
Her sister would be upset if Serenity were to tell her that her marriage with Zachary was only for six months. They were only a
married couple by name.
Serenity should keep it from her sister for now. “Don‘t lose faith in Zachary because of my marriage. Although Zachary doesn‘t
talk much, he prefers action over words.”
“I won‘t.”
Liberty was worried that her marriage might have a bad influence on her sister‘s mindset and marriage. The way Liberty saw it,
Zachary was a great man.
He was good to her sister.
Well, no one would know whether it would change in the future. Hank was good to her in the past too.
Zachary got to the office and was about to get the secretary to summon Josh over when Josh knocked and entered the room.
“Boss, this is the proof you want.”
Josh drew close and placed a large envelope in front of Zachary. Taking a seat, Josh said, “It‘s all in there. Hank’s
lover is his secretary, Jessica Yates.”
Zachary took the envelope and pulled out the evidence inside. As Jessica left Hank hanging, the pair had not spent the night in a
hotel yet. There were only photographs of them shopping, having dinners, and making out.
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Jessica‘s personal data and proof of Hank‘s spending on her were also attached.
The Buchams‘ information network sure spread far and wide. There was photographic evidence of the gifts, price tags, and time
stamps of the purchases Hank bought for Jessica. After reading the file, Zachary scowled and replied, “Hank gave his wife three
thousand bucks a month for living expenses, and that was before proposing going halves. He‘s now only forking out a thousand
and five hundred dollars to pay for the cost of living. “But the cheapest pair of earrings he bought for Jessica was a few thousand
bucks. He only takes Jessica to fine dining too.”
Zachary‘s mind harked back to the day of his marriage to Serenity. Serenity had asked whether they should pay their own share
of living expenses. He declined, saying that he would provide for her financially since they were married.
Hank must have asked to go Dutch with Liberty during that time.
Josh responded, “Since Hank is no longer faithful, he won’t spend money on your sister-in–law. He‘ll do whatever his lover wants
to please her.”
This was a similarity among many cheating men. They were stingy with their wives but generous toward their lovers.

That was why many women should treat themselves after marriage. There was no point in saving money for their husbands as
their husbands would spend the money on someone else.
L 111.
A wife would scrimp and save for their families, knowing that it was her husband‘s hard–earned cash. Yet, she would be in the
dark about her husband splurging on his mistress.
With that in mind, Zachary pulled a long face and stopped talking
Josh got up to pour himself a glass of water. After downing half a glass, he asked his best friend, “What does your sister–in –law
intend to do? Just let me know if you need help. For Serenity‘s sake, I won‘t let her be on the losing end.
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“Why don‘t you come clean about your identity? It‘ll be easier to get things done.” Zachary fell silent before replying, “I have a
six–month agreement with her.”
Ultimately, Zachary was not that into Serenity.
It had been less than two months since they got married. He would be lying if he said he was madly in love with Serenity.
“Serenity and her sister are not the types to bite their tongues and accept compromises. My sister–in–law will want a divorce. All
she needs now is a job. She can fight for custody of her son once she has a job and an income.”