Chapter 46 -“Ms. Sox, don’t leave so soon.” Not done flexing his superiority, Mr. Bill was reluctant to let
Jasmine go.
“I’m sorry, Mr. Bill. I don’t think we’re a good match. See you never.” Jasmine came clean about her
thoughts before dragging Serenity away
They strutted on until Serenity came to a sudden stop.
“What’s wrong, Siren?” “My husband.” “What?” Before Jasmine understood the meaning behind
Serenity’s words, Zachary had drawn close. His profound eyes were fixated on Serenity as his lips curled
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What was he being sarcastic about? Serenity got her answer when she turned around and caught sight
of Mr. Bill on their tail. Serenity explained, “ I’m only tagging along my friend, Jasmine’s, date.” She was
in a rush to find the next sugar daddy. Zachary remained without a word.
Jasmine got a look at her best friend’s husband at last! The man was a dreamboat! Afraid Zachary might
take it the wrong way, Jasmine tried to clear the air too. Zachary uttered coldly, “Don’t come home late.”
Serenity asked, “Alright. Why are you here?” “Nana told me to get desserts. She loves the desserts
here.”
It dawned on Zachary that Nana was up to no good. Nana told him to get the desserts here, knowing
fully that Serenity would be at the same place. Did Nana think he would be jealous to catch Serenity here
with another man? “Oh.” The couple basked in silence after that.
In the end, Serenity broke the silence and said, “Well, I got to go. Come home after you deliver the
desserts to Nana. I’ll leave the door unlocked for you.” The married couple then went their separate
ways.
Serenity took off on her best friend’s bike while Zachary got the desserts and drove his national MPV
away from Beans and Cream. Zachary drove all the way to the York’s’ estate. Grandma May was still up
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With the desserts in hand, Zachary took strides over and placed the food on the coffee table.
Straightening his back, he callously said, “Nana, we agreed
that you won’t interfere with my married life.” “But I didn’t.” The old lady played innocent. Zachary pointed
at the desserts.
“You made a specific instruction for me to get the desserts from Beans and Cream so I’d see Serenity
having coffee with another man. Nana, I don’t know what jealousy is nor will I ever experience it.” Turning
on his heel, Zachary walked out. Grandma May called him back, “It’s late. Aren’t you going to stay the
night?”
“My wife left the door unlocked for me,” Zachary replied indifferently The old lady watched him walk away
before muttering under her breath, “No idea
what jealousy is? Not going to experience it? Well, I won’t bet on it.”