Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3533

That’s right, Grandpa Jimenez. It’s okay to wait for another day or two. How about we explore around with you?” Leland echoed his mother’s words.

Even Finnegan agreed. “Grandpa Jimenez, Aunt Audrey is right. We’ve waited for decades. It won’t matter if we wait for another day or two. Your health is more important. Lilian will probably arrive tonight. Since she had the baby, she wants to go out every day. She says her son likes to cry and cause trouble.”

Finnegan smiled, “Little Fabian is like Lilian when she was a child. She liked to cry and cause trouble too.”

“Why do I remember Lilian being easy to take care of?” Uncle Jimenez’s memory of Lilian as a child was from when she was two or three years old. At that age, Lilian didn’t cry much, was very well-behaved, and had an excellent memory. She could remember whatever she was taught, even if she couldn’t fully understand it at the time.

After remembering, she would slowly process it herself.

Finnegan was nearly ten years older than Lilian. When the old doctor adopted Lilian, he was in the first grade of junior high school.

He remembered how his master liked Lilian and wanted to take her as his apprentice. Despite already having many disciples, he wanted to take on the disciple of the miracle doctor. It was a challenging situation.

However, Lilian learned some martial arts from her master.

In fact, all of their generation’s martial arts were taught by the five elders. Their martial arts training was very diverse and encompassed more than one faction.

Later, Lilian’s talent for medicine became apparent, and she also loved making poisons. Every small animal at home was used for her experiments.

Many small animals were poisoned to death by her, and some were saved by her.

“She loved to cry a lot. You might not remember, but I have a vivid memory. She cried day and night, and it was so noisy. However, don’t tell Lilian about these things. I’m afraid she’ll get upset and make me speechless for a month.”

To deal with people who talked too much, Lilian would flick her fingers and poison them, rendering them temporarily mute. This could last from three to five days, or even up to three to five months.

Everyone laughed.

Audrey added, “Babies cry a lot before they can talk because they can only cry when they’re uncomfortable, hungry, thirsty, or have a dirty diaper. If they don’t cry, how would adults know what’s wrong? They’ll cry less as they grow older.”

Fabian, who was being ridiculed for crying as much as his mother did as a baby, was actually crying at that very moment.