Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3539

Serenity smiled and said, “Children are like this. The happiest and most carefree time in a person’s life is childhood. When you grow up and go to school, you’ll have the pressure of studying, and you won’t be as carefree as you are now.”

Jane agreed with her words.

“That’s right. I want to be young again. I was happiest when I was a little kid.”

When she was a child, she was the darling of the family. Everyone doted on her, and she was happier than an adopted child. Titus also had to learn medicine and martial arts.

Before Jane went to elementary school, she was just playing. Serenity said to Jane, “Speak softly, don’t let Ben hear it, otherwise he will think that you feel unhappy and regret marrying him, and he will rack his brains to make you happy.”

Jane instinctively turned her head to look at Ben.

Ben looked up at her as if he had telepathy.

The couple’s eyes met, and Ben smiled at her.

Jane also smiled.

Turning her head, she took Serenity’s arm affectionately.

“I have always been happy. Others say that I am God’s daughter, and all the good things have been given to me.”

She was not the biological daughter of the Murphy family, but she grew up healthily and happily in the Murphy family instead of the real Jane.

The Murphy family treated her very well. If the Lafayette family had not come later, the Murphy family would not have revealed Jane’s true life experience.

She also didn’t know that she was not the biological daughter of the Murphy family.

Even now, the Murphy family still treated her as their own. She recognized her biological parents but lived in the city where her adoptive parents lived. She has two fathers and two mothers who love her.

Her biological brother and adoptive brother both spoil her immensely. So do her two sisters-in-law.

After marrying into the Johnson family, she was cherished by the elders of her in-laws’ family and her husband. She got pregnant and gave birth to a baby, and she had both a son and a daughter.

The daughter was the most favored one. Jane was definitely someone who was blessed by nature. Serenity was also lucky, but compared with Jane, Serenity had suffered. Her parents died when she was ten years old, and she depended on Liberty for life.

Serenity’s happiness began when she married into the York family.

After entering the house, Serenity greeted everyone.

Alannah saw her as if she had seen her own daughter. Even when she was holding her grandson, she still had a hand to pull Serenity to sit down.

“You haven’t come to see us for so long, you are so heartless,” Alannah complained about Serenity’s lack of visit from the beginning.

“We miss you so much.”

Sonny, who had greeted the elders first, heard what Alannah said and asked her with wide eyes, “Grandma, don’t you miss me? You only miss my aunt.”

“Yes, I miss Sonny the most.” Alannah laughed, and the boy was jealous.

Sonny said narcissistically, “I am so cute, I know everyone will miss me.”

“Sonny is getting more and more shameless,” Serenity complained about her nephew’s thick skin.