Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary)
Chapter 233

Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei Chapter 233

Chapter 233

“Zachary! Zachary...”

Elisa chased after Zachary’s car for a few steps and gave up.

He refused to let her get into his car.

Even if she lay under his wheels, he would not stop and simply send her to the afterlife.

Elisa watched as his car, followed by his entourage of bodyguards, drove away.

She stomped her feet.

She ran here early in the morning to block his way, which she succeeded, and in return, he helped hera little.

After all, his bodyguards had helped to push the car to the side of the road and prevented it fromblocking other cars which were coming from behind.

However, she was still upset that she was unable to ride in his car.

Of course, she would not give up just like that.

She would not give up before half a year.

It had not been long since her public confession.

Hang in there! One day, she would be able to sit in his car.

She would be the only young woman who could sit in his car.

Elisa, who was daydreaming, felt her mood improve.

She called her butler and asked him to arrange for a car to pick her up.

“Is the seafood I brought back last night still alive? They're not dead, right? If they’re not, pack them upfor me and send them over as well.

1 want to give them away.” Elisa remembered that she promised Serenity she would send her someseafood after her vacation.

She specially brought back a lot of seafood with her from Seaview Villa.

Elisa's parents knew that she made friends with Serenity, and they did not look down on Serenity forbeing unworthy of befriending their daughter.

On the contrary, they were very supportive of her becoming friends with Serenity.

Maybe it was because she had too few friends.

Her parents thought that with Elisa’s picky tastes, if there was someone whom she was willing to makefriends with, that person must be a great girl.

When Elisa wanted to bring the abundant seafood back for Serenity, Audrey had even personallyhelped her daughter pack them.

Audrey had never seen Serenity, whether it was in person or images online.

However, she saw the maneki-neko that Serenity gave her daughter and felt that the former wasindeed capable.

Furthermore, after knowing Serenity’s life experience, she felt a special affection for this strong andindependent girl.

It was most likely because she saw a shadow of her youth in Serenity.

When she left the orphanage, she had to be independent as well and relied on herself to get to whereshe was today.

Unfortunately, she and her sister were separated, unlike Serenity and her sister who had always beentogether.

Serenity did not know that Elisa had returned from vacation and actually blocked Zachary’s road likehow she taught Elisa to.

The couple lived separately because they were having a cold war, with Zachary going back to RegentResidences to stay.

That was why Elisa had the opportunity to block his car.

Liberty had to go job hunting again today.

Serenity woke up late, and Liberty could not wait for her to come and pick Sonny up, so she broughthim straight to the shop.

Fortunately, she called her sister and told her that she had already sent Sonny to the shop.

Serenity was already on the way to Liberty’s house when she received the latter’s call, and she turnedback and went to the store instead.

Old Mrs. York did not arrive before her.

She arrived after Serenity had gotten to the store.

Old Mrs. York was thinking about coming to chat with Serenity, so she used a car that matchedZachary’s poverty facade.

She went to the used car market and bought a pre- owned car for tens of thousands of dollars.

That way, it would not arouse Serenity’s suspicion.

“Nana.” Serenity held Sonny and walked over to help Old Mrs. York open the car door.

Old Mrs. York got out with three insulated lunch boxes.

Serenity wanted to help, but the old woman laughed and said, “No need.

They’re not heavy, so I can carry them.

Why is Sonny here? Where’s your sister?” Old Mrs. York stretched her hand to pinch Sonny’s little face,praising, “Your sister raised Sonny really well.

The boy is big and strong.” When would she have a fat great-grandson like Sonny?