Married at First Sight Chapter 1306

Chapter 1306

“When is Nana coming back? I miss her so much.”

Serenity longed for the days when the elderly woman lived with them.

Mrs. Lane replied, “It was too late for me to remind you. You had already pushed the door open and gone in.”

Serenity sighed again. “I’ll go wash my hands.”

She washed her hands twice with antibacterial soap and returned to the room where she used to sleep. She took a set of clean clothes from the closet and changed before re-entering the master bedroom.

“Babe, I washed my hands twice with antibacterial soap and changed my clothes too. There won’t be a single cat hair on me.”

Serenity walked behind Zachary and wrapped her arms around his waist.

“I’m sorry, okay? I really just forgot that I was holding the cat. They’re so cute, and you were the one who gave them to me. I cherish everything you give me. You said you would treasure it even if I gave you grass, and I feel the same way. I’ll value whatever you give me.”

Zachary didn’t turn around but allowed her to hug him.

“When I woke up and didn’t see you, I asked Mrs. Lane where you were. I felt abandoned when she told me you had gone out early. When you returned, you called me by my name instead of ‘babe.’”

“Babe, babe, babe… Does that make up for it? Don’t be mad.” Serenity repeated his name several times. “You also often sneak out in the middle of the night, and I have no idea what you do outside. If that’s how we’re measuring things, I’ve also lost count of how many times you’ve left me behind.”

“But I’ve never been angry with you, and I’ve never questioned the sincerity of your love for me.”

Zachary paused before responding,

“Are you calling me petty?”

Serenity loosened her embrace and stood before him. She raised her hand to pinch his cheek and grinned. “Aren’t you? You’re always like this. You only think about your own feelings, but you never consider mine when you do the same things I do.”

“Name a time when I argued with you over something you did. Has there ever been a moment when our fights or cold shoulders weren’t due to your temper?”

Zachary found himself at a loss for words.

“I go out in the middle of the night because I have important matters to attend to.”

“I know, and that’s why I don’t let it bother me. I don’t get angry at you, much less question your choices.”

Zachary fell silent. In comparison to her, he realized he was indeed the more petty one.

“I left early to help my sister. I wasn’t doing anything to let you down. Plus, I told you the truth when I returned. Tell me, babe, was I really in the wrong?”

Serenity’s beautiful eyes bore into him.

If he dared to say she was wrong, she would make him sleep in the study for the next six months!

Zachary didn’t want to risk that.

It was completely natural for her to assist her sister.

Her sister’s breakfast diner usually closed around noon, yet Serenity got home just after nine, meaning she likely left the store around nine.

She also explained her reason for going out when she returned.

Zachary couldn’t claim she was in the wrong.

“You’re not wrong.”

He pulled her into his arms. “Seren, I just hope that when I wake up every day in the future, I’ll open my eyes to see you. It will make me feel incredibly happy and content to see you in the morning.”

“I want that too, but can you do…?”

“Is it?” Zachary found himself at a loss for words. Serenity stifled a laugh in his embrace. “If you can’t do it, it’s only natural that I can’t either.”