Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1411

Chapter 1411

Clive defended his cousin and pushed all the blame onto Zachary,

Zachary wanted to ride on the radio waves to strangle Clive

“I’m telling you again, I’m fine! There’s no problem with me. Thank you for your concern!”

He hung up the phone.

Unexpectedly, the phone rang again.

He thought it was Clive, answered it without looking, and yelled, “I told you there’s no problem with me, Clive!”

“Mr. York… It’s me, Remy.”

Zachary’s expression softened. “Remy?”

“Yeah, it’s me. How is Ms. Hunt?”

“Her life is no longer in danger. Thank you for your concern, Remy.”

Remy said, “That’s a relief. Mr. York, you mentioned something about a problem? I know a miracle. healer. If you need to see one, I can introduce him to you the next time I see him. He can help take a look at you.”

Zachary was speechless.

He took a deep breath in, breathed out, and forced himself not to get angry at Remy.

“I’m fine, Remy. It was a cock–and–bull story made up by the paparazzi. My wife and I are very well. We haven’t had a child this long after marriage because I don’t want to share my wife with other. people, not even our child.”

Remy laughed. “I understand. It’s good that you’re well. That miracle healer is quite close to my family, so just tell me if you need him in the future. I’ll introduce you to each other.”

“Thank you for your concern.”

Remy could hear Zachary almost grinding his teeth and controlling his temper, so he sensibly. hung up the call.

In addition to Clive and Remy calling to ask about Zachary, a few other heads of companies who had a good friendship with him also called one after another to show concern over his health. Each one of them said that they knew good doctors and could introduce them to Zachary. They. told Zachary to see a doctor instead of avoiding one.

They even said stuff like “some men look tall and strong, but they actually have small problems“, further infuriating Zachary.

However, they were all but concerned for him, so he could not lose his temper with them.

In the end, after answering too many calls and not charging his phone yesterday, it automatically shut down as the battery went flat. Zachary’s ears finally quietened down.

“Duncan, lend me your phone.”

Zachary borrowed Duncan’s phone to call the driver and asked him to send a charger up for him.

Then, he returned the phone to Duncan.

Duncan looked from the side as his friend was smothered by concern over his health and stifled. his laughter.