Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me

Chapter 1422

Serenity felt that it was her fault for not being by her sister’s side because of the argument she had with him. How would she feel if she found out that her fertility was being talked about online

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“Okay, let’s go back to the manor. Nana said that Sonny was frightened too badly and should be looked at by a psychic. My mom said I was often looked at by psychics when I was a kid too.”

After getting in the car, Zachary said, “I don’t know when Nana started being so superstitious. That psychic also looked into our fate and said that we were destined to be husband and wife. That’s why Nana tried her best to get us together.”

Serenity was speechless. “That was the reason? I thought it was because Nana liked my character, but it turns out I was wrong-it was a psychic who brought us together.”

Zachary held Sonny’s hand in one hand and grabbed hers with the other. “This psychic is pretty. good.”

He was right to say that Zachary and Serenity were destined to be husband and wife.

They were a married couple now.

Unfortunately, they were only destined to be married in this life. Zachary hoped to be married to Serenity for all of his future lives.

a person only lived one life. Being married for this

the psychic to look at the geomancy of our house, but he said that looking at. energy isn’t his specialty. He told us to look for

to give birth to a daughter. Zachary mentioned to his nana that it

was why his nana invited the

accurate in telling people’s fortunes, but he did not specialize in reading energies. A diviner was invited to Wildridge Manor to see if there were any problems,

looked into Zachary and Serenity’s fortunes, he saw that they were

how his nana grinned happily

want a son

a doubt, he wanted

your mind?” Serenity sensed his changing thoughts and asked curiously. She

and also

have a son and a daughter, so

have children, they’ll come eventually. If something

a long time before sighing. “Okay, I’ll

to the ears, or he genuinely knew how to tell fortunes and saw the children

on me and

his head and gently coaxed

“I don’t dare sleep, Uncle