Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1766

Sonny also liked to get along with Grandma May very much. Although Grandma May was not Sonny’s own grandma, his mother said that Grandma May was the grandma of his unborn cousins, which was equivalent to his great grandma.

“Grandma, I miss you so much, I miss you so much.”

Sonny had a sweet mouth, watching people talk.

He had a very sweet mouth for the person he liked, which could make adults happy.

For people he was not familiar with, such as Kevin, he only told the truth.

“Grandma knew you were coming, so she asked the uncle in the kitchen to prepare a lot of delicious food for you. Sonny should eat more later, so that he can grow up faster and go to school earlier.” Grandma May gave Sonny a hug as she walked like she was flying and didn’t breathe at all.

Tania and the others were following Grandma May. When Grandma May walked back with Sonny in her arms, the elders followed suit. Compared with Zachary who was in his early thirties, the elders liked Sonny more and didn’t bother to look at Zachary.

After Zachary got off the car, he saw that the elders were all circling around Sonny. He said to Serenity who just got off the car: “Bringing Sonny back is not only to be a light bulb, but also to steal the limelight. In the past, when I came back, the elders are all around me asking about my health, but now, they don’t even look at me.”

Serenity laughed and said, “Don’t talk about light bulbs or Sonny will get mad. Don’t call him a light bulb because he said his name is Sonny.”

She deliberately teased her husband: “You have a gloomy expression throughout the day, and I prefer Sonny’s adorable happy smile. Sonny’s mouth is sweet, unlike you, like yourself Who likes you? The family members’ greetings are all dry and lack sweetness.”

Zachary stretched out his hand to wrap her arms around her shoulders, and walked towards the main house in the center, smiling as he walked, “As long as you like me, that’s fine. It doesn’t matter if other people like me or not.”

Zachary pulled Serenity to sit in the most conspicuous seat, but he was quickly squeezed away by his parents, so he had to take his wife to sit in the corner.

Serenity smiled and said, “Husband, not only you have fallen out of favor, but I have also fallen out of favor.”

Since she was the first daughter-in-law of the York family’s generation, in the York family, she was very favored as the eldest mistress.

Zachary pretended to be wronged: “I have been favored for thirty years, and it only takes a yang to fall out of favor.”

And it happened within a minute.