Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1249

Chapter 1249

Callum did not speak.

Camryn remained silent when she did not get an answer.

She could feel Callum’s gaze on her.

After a while, the waiter served the food.

“Let’s eat.”

Callum finally opened his mouth but did not answer Camryn.

Camryn could not see, so he filled her bowl with soup and placed it in front of her. “Have some soup first. I’ll serve you the other dishes when you’re done.”

“Thank you, Mr. Callum.”

“You’re welcome.”

Callum also served himself a bowl of soup and ate while occasionally putting more food on Camryn’s plate.

Camryn usually ordered fast food where all the side dishes were placed together, so she could just eat slowly.

Now that she was eating with Callum, she did not know where the food was. Even when she reached out to stab the food with her fork, she did not know what she would be eating.

She could only’accept Callum’s care.

If it could be avoided, she never wanted to eat with Callum again in her life.

“Do you like shrimp?” Callum asked as he finished the soup and placed the bowl down. Without waiting for her answer, he put on a pair of disposable gloves, grabbed a few shrimps to peel off the shells, and dipped them into the sauce before placing them on Camryn’s plate.

“I deshelled the shrimp and dipped them in the sauce for you. You can eat them straight.“

If Grandma May were here to see Callum’s actions, she would praise him for being thoughtful. He was much better than Zachary was in the past.

Back then, Zachary still needed Grandma May to hint at him. He was proud and unwilling to admit that he cared about Serenity, so he used Sonny as an excuse. Grandma May wanted. to kick him.

“Thank you, Mr. Callum.”

At that thought, Camryn told herself, ‘Don’t get captivated by Callum’s momentary thoughtfulness. He will never marry a blind person. He’s just in it for the novelty.”

Callum did not know that Camryn had built up a wall in her heart to keep him out and make his road to court her even more arduous.

After he peeled the shrimp for her, he gave her a drumstick and a fish filet. “I’m a gentleman. I’m not doing this as a favor to you. I’m taking care of you because this was how I was raised. You don’t need to feel indebted to me.”

Camryn smiled faintly. “Thank you, Mr. Callum. Am I really not in your debt if you do this for me?”

“You’re not.”

“I’m relieved.”

If he told her that she was indebted to him and asked her to buy him another meal, she would have words with him.

The two enjoyed their meal.

When it was time to bill, it was naturally Camryn who paid since it was her treat. “I’ll send you back to your shop, Ms. Newman.”