Serenity had just gotten downstairs when she heard her man’s cries.

The bodyguards, who were pretending to be strolling nearby, swiftly turned their backs against Serenity as if they did not see her when the missus emerged downstairs. They carried on with their leisure walks.

It did not take long before Mr. Zachary was calling out to the missus.

Stopping in her tracks, Serenity turned around and looked at Zachary.

With the car keys in hand, Zachary said to Serenity, “I’ll come along.”

His sister-in-law bravely fought back when Hank abused her. Liberty was a spitfire.

She was not the type to back down and endure the suffering.

How could Liberty tolerate her husband’s cheating?

The couple might engage in another physical altercation.

Zachary knew that Hank could not hurt Serenity since his wife practiced self-defense. Nevertheless, she needed a man by her side as Hank or the Browns would not think twice before acting cocky.

He was her husband and her supporter.

Zach