Married at First Sight Chapter 1343

Chapter 1343

Zachary smiled affectionately and held her close.

He felt like the luckiest man in the world to be able to call her his wife.

It wasn’t long before Serenity drifted off to sleep.

After confirming that she was soundly asleep, Zachary removed his suit jacket and draped it over her, taking care not to disturb her rest.

“Take us back to the hilltop villa,” Zachary quietly instructed the driver.

The driver nodded obediently.

With that, Zachary settled into the backseat, cradling his beloved wife in his arms. He closed his eyes and began to rest.

By the time they reached the villa, he had also fallen asleep.

The driver stopped the car and then turned to check on Zachary and Serenity, who were both peacefully asleep in the backseat. He glanced at Jim in the front passenger seat and asked, “Jim, should we wake Mr. Zachary and Mrs. up?”

Jim quickly responded, “Of course! Are you just going to let them sleep in the car all night? If you do, you may find yourself out of a job by morning.”

The driver chuckled and suggested, “Alright, Jim, why don’t you wake them up?”

“You’re the driver; I’m just the bodyguard,” Jim replied.

“Mr. Zachary prefers you and gets along well with you. Plus, the missus is generally friendlier with you too, isn’t she? I think it’s best if you wake them up. They’re less likely to mind you than me interrupting their sleep.”

Jim countered, “Mr. Zachary feels that way about me because I’ve always been attentive and followed his instructions. I had to maintain that image for quite some time before I finally gained the missus’s trust.”

He had deliberately worked to earn the missus’s trust for a considerable time.

In the past, it was Old Mr. and Old Mrs. York who managed the family affairs.

The atmosphere in the house had shifted since the missus arrived, and he understood that if he wanted a raise or a promotion, he needed to earn her trust above all else.

The Yorks had hired numerous bodyguards, but Jim was the only one the missus recognized by name, a fact he took pride in.

“Jim…”

“Alright, I’ll wake them up.”

Jim ceased his banter with the driver and called out in a bright voice, “Sir, we’ve arrived.”

Zachary barely stirred.

Jim attempted to rouse him again.

Finally, it appeared that Zachary was awake.

The driver then chimed in, “Sir, we’re home.”

Jim shot him a glance, and the driver responded with a sly smile.

Jim refrained from saying more; he realized that everyone was ultimately looking out for their own interests.

Once Zachary was awake, Jim and the driver exited the vehicle and opened the door for him.

Zachary made no effort to wake Serenity. He doubted she would awaken, as she was completely out cold. She had a tendency to fall into a deep sleep after drinking and wouldn’t stir even in a raging thunderstorm.

He stepped out of the car, carrying Serenity in his arms.

Sam, the butler, emerged from the house to greet him.

“Welcome back, sir.”

“Keep your voice down; she’s asleep,”

Sam immediately fell silent upon hearing this and followed Zachary into the house.

Once inside, Zachary made his way to the upstairs bedroom, still cradling Serenity.

Sam waited until Zachary had ascended the staircase and was out of sight before turning around and heading outside. He called over to Jim, who was about to take a break, and kept his voice low, “Did anything

“What happened to them at the banquet tonight?”
“Nothing unusual.”
“They didn’t get into a fight or anything like that, did they?”
Jim bluntly replied, “Sam, you’re not secretly hoping they would get into a fight, are you?”
“You brat! I just wanted clarification in case I say something I shouldn’t tomorrow.”
“No, they would never fight. Have you seen how much Mr. Zachary pampers the missus?”
Sam felt relieved to hear this and shared, “This morning, the missus woke up earlier than usual to visit her sister. Mrs. Lane told me that when Mr. Zachary woke up and found the missus missing, he was quite upset.”
Mr. Zachary was a very loving husband to the missus, but he could be overbearing at times.
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