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Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1709

Summary for Chapter 1709: Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary)

Chapter 1709 – A Turning Point in Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) by Unknown

In this chapter of Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary), Unknown introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 1709 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

“Duncan.” Mrs. Lewis called out.

She was the one who asked Liberty to take care of her son, but she always let Liberty stand outside, she felt sorry for Liberty.

Duncan closed his eyes, as if he didn’t want to talk.

Mrs. Lewis was helpless.

Seeing the cold sweat on her son’s forehead, she felt distressed again, and took a tissue to gently wipe the cold sweat off her son.

Mrs. Lewis: “Duncan, Mom knows you still like Liberty very much, why are you bothering?”

Duncan still closed his eyes and did not speak.

Treating Liberty like this made him feel sadder than anyone else, the pain was like someone had cut his heart with a knife.

But, now that he was like this, he didn’t want Liberty to see him.

When his limbs were healthy, Liberty didn’t even fall in love with him.

Now that he had lost his legs, Liberty would not fall in love with him, but would sympathize with him.

Seeing that her son didn’t want to talk, Mrs. Lewis didn’t say anything and stopped talking.

After a moment of silence, Mrs. Lewis got up and walked out.

She gently opened the door of the ward, and saw Liberty standing at the door.

“Mrs. Lewis, is Mr. Lewis okay?”

Liberty could hear the movement in the ward standing at the door.

Mrs. Lewis closed the door of the ward again. She pulled Liberty to a chair and sat down. She sighed and said, “Liberty, don’t argue with him. He is now…he’s fine. We carried him back to the bed after he fell off the bed and out of it.”

When Mr. Lewis saw Liberty coming in, he opened his mouth, but in the end he didn’t speak, and walked out of the ward silently.

Duncan on the bed still had his eyes closed tightly. In fact, he was not asleep. He just pretended to be asleep to avoid his parents, and he didn’t want to see them feel distressed.

Liberty saw Duncan on the day when the incident happened, and after Duncan knew about her injury, he refused to see her.

She hadn’t seen him for ten days.

Duncan was currently lying on the bed; his face was pale, a cold sweat was still forming on his forehead, he had significantly lost weight, his beard was untrimmed, and his mouth was covered in stubble.

Liberty walked over gently and put the insulated lunch box on the bedside counter. She sat down on the edge of the bed and pulled out a tissue, just to wipe the sweat off Duncan’s forehead.

Duncan suddenly opened his eyes. He felt a different breath.

Seeing Liberty sitting by the bed, she was holding a tissue in her hand, as if she wanted to wipe his sweat off, but when he opened his eyes, her movements froze.

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