Chapter 753 – The Disguised Billionaire and His Accidental Wife Novel Free Online

Zack quickly drove away from the Soxes‘ residence.

He dialed Liberty’s number while on the road.

Liberty took the call.

“Morning, Liberty.”

“Oh, morning, Zack. What’s the matter? You must be looking for Seren. Seren and Jasmine are having breakfast here.”

Liberty had no idea that the couple had another argument. Since she was busy, Liberty handed the phone to her sister and said, “It’s Zack.”

Now that the phone was with Serena, Liberty was back to working mode.

Serena was tempted to hang up, but Zack cried out anxiously on the other end of the line, Please don’t hang up, honey. I know it’s my fault. I’m to blame for everything. I shouldn’t have left you alone and gone off on my own. It’s all my fault.”

She listened without a word.

“Don’t ignore me, honey. Please don’t avoid me, okay? Don’t leave yet. We can have a good talk. I can go with you if you want to check on the progress of your project.”

Serena finally broke her silence, talking in a flat tone, “I wouldn’t dare ask the great Mr. York to keep me company since he’s busy.”

“I’m sorry, honey.”

His wife’s sarcastic remarks prompted Zack to apologize.

“Be careful on the road. I’m having my breakfast,” Serena faintly uttered before ending the call. She returned the phone to her sister.

“What’s up?” Liberty asked her sister amid cooking for the customers.

“My phone was put on silent last night. He panicked because he couldn’t get in touch with me, so he called you instead.”

Serena pulled out her phone to cancel the silent mode.

“Why did you put your phone on silent out of the blue? You can carry on with your work later. No need to look after Sonny. The boy starts his lesson at the gym today.”

“Okay.” It slipped Serena’s mind that Zack made arrangements for her nephew to learn and defend himself.

Zack riled her up so much that her memory was failing her.

Jim was responsible for Sonny’s pick–up and drop–off at William’s gym.

Serena left before Zack arrived at the diner.

Along with Jasmine and Elisa, they headed to her hometown together.

Prior to leaving, she sent Zack a text message.

“Home for dinner tonight.”

This was her giving in to the fight.

There was a difference between loving and not loving someone.

The couple would engage in giving each other the cold shoulder without backing down when they were not in love. Serena thought nothing of their quarrels back then.

Now that they had feelings for each other, they missed one another like crazy from just being a night away. He freaked out, and she felt bad.

Having received his wife’s message, Zack went straight to the office instead of going to his sister–in–law’s diner.

Zack ran into his future sister–in–law, Camryn, at the entrance of the office building.

Camryn was holding a cane in one hand and a bouquet in another. It appeared she was here to deliver flowers to Callum.

Picking up on steady footsteps, Camryn stopped in her tracks.

Facing Zack, Camryn probingly said hello, “Is that Mr. York?”

There was a glimmer in Zack’s dark eyes. The girl could determine the person by their footsteps.

“Ms. Camryn.”

Zack greeted back in a low voice, “Are you here to deliver flowers to Callum, Ms. Camryn?”

Camryn nodded with a smile. “Mr. Callum ordered a bouquet from my shop. He asked me to make the delivery right now.”

Zack asked, “Did you come here on your own?”

“Yes.”

Zack believed Callum was on his way to his own undoing. He knew Camryn could not see, and yet he expected Camryn to deliver the flowers all by herself.

Nevertheless, Zack said nothing.

This was Callum’s business. Zack could stay out of it and observe from the sidelines.

“Do you need help to get upstairs?”

“Thank you, Mr. Zack. That won’t be necessary.”

She remembered the route as she had been here twice. Camryn could get to Callum’s office without guidance.

Without another word, Zack went ahead into the office building.

With Zack’s footsteps fading, Camryn took her time to head inside.

The two receptionists greeted her, and Camryn returned them a smile.

Ten minutes later, Camryn stood outside Callum’s office and raised her hand to knock on the door.

There was no response on the other side of the door.

She waited in silence for a bit before knocking on the door once more.

The door swung open.

Standing in front of Camryn, Callum looked at her.

“Mr. Callum.”

Camryn presented Callum with the bouquet and uttered with a smile, “Here are the flowers you ordered. That will be three hundred bucks.”

Instead of taking the flowers, Callum turned around and walked inside while telling Camryn,” Come in.”

Camryn was quiet for a moment before following Callum into the office.

“Shut the door if you can.”

Camryn felt around for the door handle and closed the door for him.

“Come and take a seat.”

Callum drew close to the sofa and sat down. He told Camryn to come over.

Camryn determined the direction from the sound of Callum’s voice until she felt the back of the sofa. She slowly ran her fingers along the sofa to find a seat when suddenly, she felt a warm sensation on the touch. It was Callum’s hand.

She recoiled her arms.

“Are you trying to take advantage of me?”

With a hot breath closing in, Callum’s shameless words penetrated Camryn’s eardrums.

Camryn answered, “I’m sorry, Mr. Callum. It was an accident. I can only apologize if you think that I’m taking advantage of you.”

Out of the blue, Callum gently grabbed her by the chin and plucked her face up to get a better view of her features.

Camryn was calm throughout, neither flustered nor screaming as Callum inspected her face.

Soon, Callum let out and removed her sunglasses. He said, “Yesterday afternoon, your dad–hang on–your uncle contacted me. He said I saved you and witnessed your most vulnerable moment when you were nearly humiliated.”

He stopped talking at that point.

Camryn felt her way to the sofa and sat down. She then put the bouquet on the coffee table.

“He wants you to marry me, right?”

“So they told you?” Callum asked.

Truth be told, Mr. Newman beat around the bush, but that was what he was hinting at. Callum was tempted to laugh.

The thing suggested by Mr. Newman was right up Callum’s alley.

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