Ch. 4342: Married At First Sight Chapter 4342

Chapter 4342

Abby said, “But before I give up, I want to give it my all. If it doesn’t work out, then I’ll let go. That just means we weren’t meant to be.”

“Luckily, we have a good relationship. And I was the one Grandma York picked for him. Now he says he’s going to follow her wishes—he’s chosen me for this life.”

Adalee replied, “That’s only because he knows you’re Fox. That’s why he said it.”

Abby responded, “Fox is me. Bianca is me. And Abby is me. No matter which version he fell in love with—it’s still me. But sometimes… I still get jealous of myself. How can I, the second daughter of the Du family, feel like I’m not as good as Fox?”

She admitted that part of her still struggled with the idea that Evan fell in love with the version of her disguised as Fox, and not with the real Adalee—her true identity.

“Don’t stress over it. He loves you. What matters now is how you two build your relationship moving forward. You can even wear red and throw on some makeup now and then—act like Fox again if you want.”

Abby shook her head. “No, that would only make him more obsessed with the girl in disguise. I think I need to be real with him—as myself, without the expectations and restrictions of being from a prominent family.”

“That’s the version of me he truly likes.”

As the second daughter of the Du family, Abby always had to think about her family first. She couldn’t risk damaging the family’s reputation.

That invisible pressure—the weight of being a daughter from a prestigious household—kept her from living freely.

But when she stepped out in disguise, no one knew she was part of the Du family. She didn’t have to worry about appearances or expectations. She could just be herself.

And that hidden, authentic self—was the one Evan fell for.

“Honestly, you shouldn’t put so much pressure on yourself,” Adalee said gently. “Just do what feels right. I’ll always have your back. I’m the one who can’t really act freely.”

As the head of the family, Adalee’s actions and words carried weight. Everything she did could reflect on the Du family.

But as long as others in the family didn’t cross any legal or moral lines, it wouldn’t cause too much of a stir.

“It’s just habit,” Abby said quietly.

Adalee didn’t respond.

Their upbringing, the lessons drilled into them since childhood, had shaped them into careful, thoughtful people. That kind of thinking… it becomes second nature.

After Abby hung up, Serenity turned to Zachary and asked, “Evan didn’t tell Abby he was back? She said she wanted to come back with him.”

Zachary glanced at Evan, who was already holding his little nephew. Evan had just returned and may not have even gone home—he came straight to the hospital.

He brought a bunch of supplements, carrying bags big and small.

Evan didn’t notice his brother and sister-in-law watching. He quietly carried the baby out to the small lounge.

Since Serenity hadn’t been discharged yet, and it wasn’t really appropriate for him to hang around in the room as her brother-in-law, he took the baby outside where the other men were.

As soon as Evan stepped out with the baby, a few guys immediately gathered around.

Callum reached out to take the baby, and Kevin did too.

But Evan dodged both of them.

“I just got back and barely held him—and you guys are already trying to steal him from me?” Evan said with a hint of annoyance.