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Married at First Sight Chapter 678

Chapter 678
Serenity spoke with joy in her eyes, “Hang in there, Zachary. You’re thirty years old! How can a grown man be afraid of a shot?”
It turned out that Zachary had a fear of needles.
Zachary better hope he doesn’t get sick if he encounters her again; she would make sure the doctor gave him shots for any ailment he had.
As Zachary silently tensed his facial muscles, Serenity leaned in and whispered in his ear, “Be a good boy and take the shot, Zachary. Then, I can go all the way with you and head back. Consider it a reward for me rushing over to take care of you.”
Zachary’s dark eyes sparkled.
He asked, “Can I?”
Sitting up straight, Serenity smiled with her eyes. “Once you get discharged from the hospital.”
“So, what do you say? Are you going to take the shot?”
Feeling conflicted, Zachary finally rolled up his sleeve and extended his hand. He closed his eyes and took the shot like a champ.
As the injection was administered, Zachary repeatedly told himself, ‘It’s just an ant’s bite. Just an ant’s bite.’
He knew his wife would reward him handsomely once he recovered from his cold.
Someone admitted he had been admiring his wife for quite some time.
It had been especially intense when he helped her get dressed once; he had been troubled by wet dreams at night.
Serenity was tempted to laugh as Zachary struggled to maintain a blank expression.
“You can have the first shot now. The second one can wait,” Serenity suggested.
However, Zachary told the nurse, “I’d rather take the pain all at once.”
It was bad enough to endure it once; he might as well tough it out in one go.

Zachary put on a brave face for the second shot. Serenity was at a loss for words. At least Zachary was getting his daily doses. Serenity observed as the nurse applied pressure to the injection site. He maintained a straight face while staring at Serenity. “The nurse will put a bandage on your boo-boo,” she reassured him. Plucking some grapes, she popped them into his mouth. “Here, have some grapes to take your mind off the pain.” Serenity then stepped away to use the restroom.

Once she was gone, Zachary clutched his arm and screamed silently. He worried that if he made a scene, Serenity might request even more injections. Stuffing his mouth with grapes, he concealed his discomfort. He promised himself he would take better care of his health to avoid getting sick again. Zachary would rather endure anything than face another shot. Still, he believed the shot was worth it, especially with the thought that he and Serenity might become a real couple once he recovered from his flu. Shhh… He knew he couldn’t let anyone hear his thoughts, or he could be punished with more shots.

Suddenly, his phone rang. He grabbed it and saw it was Nana calling. “Nana!” he exclaimed. “I heard you’re in the hospital,” she said. Grandma May added, “I hope you’re okay.” “Just a cold, fever, cough, and sore throat. Nothing serious. I’ll be back to normal in a few days,” he reassured her. With that, Grandma May admonished him, “Don’t overwork yourself. Your body is vulnerable to illness when your immune system is weak. Since Serenity is there, you and your wife can take some time off work to spend together. Ultimately, you two tend to argue easily because your relationship isn’t strong enough.” Their love for one another was not

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