Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary)
Chapter 305

Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei Chapter 305

Chapter 305

Once Duncan and Liberty were gone, everybody around started to speculate how their CEO mighthave met Liberty. It appeared their CEO was watching out for Liberty.

“Could she be the CEO’s relative?”

“No, I don’t think so. Didn’t you hear the fat woman address the CEO as Mr. Lewis? They have metbefore, but I guess they’re not very close.”

“Do you think our CEO has a crush on the fat woman? He’s thirty–five this year, but he doesn’t have agirlfriend.”

Duncan was a young and promising CEO, but the scar on his face together with his towering andmuscular build and penetrating eyes gave the impression that he was with the mafia.

That was the reason he did not have a girlfriend despite being

in his mid–thirties.

Everybody turned their attention to the person who pointed that out. Ms. Chaplin smacked the back ofthe person’s head and replied, “What’s in that head of yours? I can’t believe you’d think that. As awoman, I’m turned off by the fat woman. I’m sure you men feel the same if not worse.

“All Mr. Lewis has is a scar on his face. He’s pretty hot if you don’t look at that side of his face. A manlike Mr. Lewis can get his hands on any woman. Why should he go after a fat cow?

“One more thing. Liberty is married and has a two–year–old boy.”

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The crowd stopped speculating the pair in a romantic way.

However, they were still curious about Liberty’s relationship with Duncan.

Duncan’s demands for Liberty to run and lose weight were for her own good. As if they would believenothing was going on between them.

The man himself would have lamented how he got into the mess if he was aware of the conversationamong his employees.

Elisa left Wiltspoon School at eleven o’clock in the morning and was headed for Wiltspoon Hotel tostumble upon Zachary.

Zachary arrived at the shop by the time Serenity had finished cooking.

“Uncle Zak.”

Sonny was playing with his toy as Zachary entered the shop. Screaming in joy, he ditched the toy andran toward Zachary.

Serenity was puzzled by her nephew’s sudden attraction to Zachary’s stone face when her gaze fell onthe white dog Zachary had on a leash. He was also carrying a double–story cage that housed twokittens.

The kittens were chunky and adorable.

Sonny was drawn in by the little animals. It had nothing to do with Zachary’s charms.

“Doggie… Doggie…”

Pointing at the dog, Sonny kept repeating the word “doggie”. While undoing her apron, Serenity asked,“Whose pets are these?”

Zachary placed the cat carrier on the floor and tied the dog leash to the leg of a shelf before pickingSonny up. He then answered his wife’s question, “I asked a friend to get the dog and cats for me. Doyou like them?”

Serenity asked in glee, “Mr. York, are you saying that these pets are for me?”

Zachary acknowledged faintly. “You mentioned that it’s too quiet at home and that you want to keep afew pets. I bought them for you. The cats are ragdolls, but I can’t remember the breed of the dog.”

Serenity exclaimed cheerfully, “It’s fine. I don’t care about the breed. I love them all. They’re so cuteand beautiful.”

The dog was not a large breed. She took an instant liking to the dog’s white fur.

“Ragdolls are expensive.”

Serenity went to play with the kittens. She said, “The ragdolls cost a few thousand dollars at the veryleast, and that’s a friends–and–family rate. The kittens must cost you over ten thousand dollars each.”

“The price doesn’t matter so long as you like them. Let’s be clear. They’re not allowed in my room.You’re responsible for their care if you want to keep them. You’re on poop duty.”

Serenity smiled widely. “Don’t worry. The pets and I won’t step into your territory. I will teach them thatyour bedroom is

off–limits.”

Her delight amused Zachary.