Cupid's Arrow Hit On Me novel (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 217

Hank thought of the York family, and then his mind shifted to his sister-in-law’s conditions. He felt like pigs would fly before Zachary was Mr. York.

Serenity was indeed beautiful, but all her other aspects were far inferior to the Stone family’s daughter. If Mr. York did not take a liking to someone like Elisa, why would he fancy Serenity instead?

After making comparisons, Hank automatically dismissed the idea, feeling that he was overthinking.

There was no way the Zachary he knew was the young master of the York family!

“My eyes must be playing tricks on me. Come on, let’s go have breakfast.”

Jessica was hoping that Hank could get acquainted with Mr. York. That way, if she followed Hank, she would be able to take advantage of that relationship to get to know Mr. York as well. Maybe she could even squeeze into that circle of high society.

However, reality gave her a tight slap in the face. That was impossible!

She had better not daydream.

Seizing Hank’s heart and making him divorce Liberty to marry her was already the best ending. Jessica stopped thinking about anything else.

Zachary did not see Hank, but Jim did.

Fortunately, Hank did not know the bodyguards around Zachary, but the bodyguards had to be familiar with the faces of the people around the missus. Thus, Jim recognized Hank.

After getting into the car, he said to his boss, “Mr. Zachary, I think I just saw Missus’s brother-in-law in front of the hotel. I only caught a glimpse of him, so I can’t be sure if it was really him, but the woman beside him wasn’t Missus’s sister. However, it’s also possible that I was mistaken.”

That man was Missus’s brother-in-law. What Jim saw was the cruelest thing that could happen to a married woman, her husband having an affair!

Zachary did not speak immediately. He was silent for a while before saying in a low voice, “I told you, her affairs have nothing to do with me.”

Jim opened his mouth, wanting to say something but had no idea what to say either.

It was clear that Mr. Zachary and Missus were at odds.