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Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 309

Summary for Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei Chapter 309: Serenity and Zachary York

Summary of Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei Chapter 309 from Serenity and Zachary York

Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei Chapter 309 marks a crucial moment in Gu Lingfei’s Marriage novel, Serenity and Zachary York. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Chapter 309

With Zachary putting it out there, Liberty did not argue and helped her son put on the disposable gloves.

After lunch, Zachary helped his wife to clear the dirty dishes and brought them to the kitchen to wash.

Liberty could not stop singing praises of her brother–in–law in her sister’s presence. Liberty urged Serenity to be nice to Zachary.

She was utterly afraid that her failed marriage would discourage her sister from believing marriages could work.

Hank was a cheating b*stard, but that did not mean all men

were the same.

Good husbands still existed in the world.

Liberty was not lucky enough to meet the right guy.

Serenity replied helplessly, “Got it, Liberty. You don’t have to constantly put in the good word for him. I’m going to help him with the dishes.”

She then slipped into the kitchen before her sister could start nagging about Zachary’s greatness again. Liberty told her to treat Zachary right as if she had been bullying and torturing him.

Jasmine secretly laughed in a corner.

Zachary was getting ready to wash the dishes when he heard approaching footsteps. He turned his gaze to the kitchen door to see that it was Serenity. He said, “I’ll do the dishes. Have a

seat. It must be tough to prepare a seafood feast.”

“I made a variety of food since you were coming for lunch.”

Serenity pushed him aside. “Why don’t you have a drink out there while I clean the dishes? Your sister–in–law fears that I mistreat and push you around. She keeps telling me what a great guy you are and how I should be nice to you. I’ve probably heard it a thousand times.”

Zachary did not fight over the dishwashing duty. He washed his hands and answered in agreement, “Liberty has been through it, so she knows what’s going on. She said it right.”

Serenity was speechless.

“I brought along the evidence of your brother–in–law’s affair. The file is in my car. Should I bring it out to your sister now?”

“That’s fast.”

Zachary replied, “Yeah. My friend’s pretty good at gathering intel. He’s good at what he does.”

“Does he own a private investigation agency?”

Zachary might say so, but he had not broken his gaze at Serenity.

Serenity stopped washing the dishes and turned around to face him. She said, “By the way you’re looking at me, I get the feeling that you don’t want my verbal thanks. How about a kiss?”

Zachary’s eyes deepened.

Serenity smiled. “Ah, forget it. I should make you an eagle with hopes that you soar in your career.”

Zachary would prefer it if he got the kiss.

However, he could not bring himself to say it out loud.

With Serenity turning back to washing the dishes, Zachary fell silent for a while before walking out dejectedly.

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She would usually tease him, but she seemed to stop that now. Perhaps it was due to the few days of silent treatment.

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