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Married at First Sight Chapter 656

Chapter 656
Clive mentally cursed Zachary.
He had been second-guessing whether it was indeed Zachary when Serenity mentioned her husband. Now, with Zachary claiming to be away on business, Clive could confirm that Zachary was indeed Serenity’s spouse.
“When are you coming back?”
“Are you that eager to buy me coffee?”
“Cut the act, Zachary. I know everything. The wedding ring on Serenity’s finger matches yours, right? The wife whose face is not shown in the picture is Serenity, isn’t it?”
Zachary fell silent.
He neither confirmed nor denied it.
Clive interpreted Zachary’s silence as an admission.
“When did you two get married? Was it before Serenity went viral on Twitter? You’ve been married for some time, yet you kept it a secret. Elisa went crazy for you and even came to your office to profess her love publicly!”
“Elisa became the talk of the town while you maintained your aloof and sophisticated persona, making a mockery of her feelings. The public ridiculed her for not being able to win your heart. They laughed at her because, despite knowing that you and I are business rivals, she still liked you. They teased her because she asked for it.”
“Why did you hide your identity as the heir of the wealthy York family from Serenity?”
Clive felt a surge of anger as he spoke. He was reminded that his sister was infatuated with Zachary, even though he was already married to Serenity.
His sister had unknowingly become the other woman in someone’s marriage.
Elisa would probably still be obsessed with Zachary if he hadn’t revealed the truth or worn his wedding ring.
“How long do you intend to keep this from Serenity? Don’t you know that Serenity and Elisa are best friends? They’re also cousins now. What would happen if…?”

What will Elisa think when she discovers that Serenity’s husband is the man she once loved and could not have? How will Serenity react? How will the cousins interact after this revelation?

“Clive,” Alice called out.

As her husband shouted at Zachary on the phone, Alice approached him and reminded him, “Please keep it down. Your mom and Elisa might hear you.”

After taking a few deep breaths, Clive replied, “Pour me a glass of water, Alice. I got thirsty after running my mouth.”

“Sure,” she said.

Alice turned on her heel and walked away to pour a glass of water for her husband, urging him to calm down and control his emotions.

On the other end of the line, Zachary waited for Clive to vent before coldly responding, “That’s between me and Serenity. I don’t owe you an explanation.”

“Zachary!” Clive growled, his anger palpable. “What’s with the cocky attitude? Don’t make me expose your true self to Serenity.”

“Clive, this is about me and Serenity. I have my reasons for keeping my identity hidden from her. I’ll decide when to come clean, but I’m not obligated to tell you anything.”

“I never had feelings for your sister. I hadn’t even spoken to her before her confession. If she has feelings for me, that’s her issue, not mine. I can’t control her feelings nor can I stop her.”

Zachary’s voice was low and steady. “Even if Serenity discovers who I am, my nana was the one who brought us together. She was single, and I was a bachelor. We haven’t done anything morally or legally wrong by being together.”

“She didn’t betray Elisa!”

Clive’s accusations echoed Zachary’s previous concerns. He worried that Elisa might take action against Serenity.

“You…” Clive said.

Clive wanted to express his feelings more strongly to Zachary but struggled to find the right words. “Mr. Stone, this isn’t a good time for me to continue this conversation. I’ll take you out to dinner after New Year’s, and we can discuss it then.”

“After New Year’s? Oh, right. You can’t show your face now. Are you feeling guilty? I bet you didn’t expect Serenity to become my cousin.”

Changing the subject, Clive added, “You can call me your cousin, Zachary.”

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