Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 244

Chapter 244

“Zack, you’re here!”

Grandma May came out of the store when she heard the sound of a car outside. She saw her grandson and walked over with a smile. Seeing that his grandson got out of the car empty–handed, she lowered her voice in dissatisfaction and said, “You came here like this?”

“How else should I show up?”

Grandma May was speechless.

Zachary was truly an unromantic blockhead!

Grandma May had to be the bad guy and nagged Zachary for two to three months, which annoyed him so much that he promised to marry Serenity, ending his bachelorhood. Otherwise, with his personality, Zachary would probably still be a bachelor in his forties.

“Don’t you know how to buy a bunch of flowers or some gifts for Serenity?”

“She doesn’t need it. The balcony at home is full of flowers. She can enjoy them whenever she likes.”

Grandma May wanted to kick Zachary, but she held back.

That was because if she kicked her biological grandson, she would feel heartbroken too.

“Zachary’s here.”

Liberty smiled, walked out with her son in her arms, and asked her brother–in–law to go inside.

Zachary greeted Liberty politely. When he saw Sonny stretching out his hand toward him, Zachary reached out to carry Sonny. The little guy greeted him in a sweet voice.

“What a good boy, Sonny!”

Zachary did not like to deal with Hank, but he adored Sonny because this little guy was super lovable.

Out of the corner of his eyes, Zachary saw Liberty’s fleshy face and suddenly thought of his encounter with Hank in his hotel. The bodyguard said that there was a young beautiful woman beside Hank, and the two were affectionate with each other.

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Jasmine was aware that Serenity and her husband were at an impasse and hoped that within these few short minutes, Serenity could explain it clearly to Zachary. Jasmine did not want Zachary to think she was trying to be the matchmaker for Serenity and Shawn.

Jasmine swore that she had never thought about matchmaking her best friend and cousin. She also knew that Serenity only treated Shawn as a brother.

They had a three–year age difference, which could be considered a small generation gap.

Zachary glanced at his grandmother, who was now carrying Sonny, and she quietly pinched the back of his hand, motioning for him to talk to Serenity. Grandma May had already paved the way for him, and all he had to do was follow through. Why was he motionless?

Feeling awkward, Zachary always felt that his grandmother was forcing him to yield to Serenity without showing it. Zachary had no choice but to silently walk into the small kitchen.

Serenity finished cooking all the dishes. When Zachary entered the kitchen, he could smell the pleasant aroma of food.

Zachary instantly felt hungry.

Serenity was stunned when she turned around and saw Zachary.