Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Chapter 778

Zachary finished wiping down the stove, washed the rag, and proceeded to wash his hands again. Then he turned to walk toward Serenity and stopped before her. His large hands cradled her face and pinched it lightly a few times before he said, smiling, “I told you, you should go only if you want to go. If you don’t, then you don’t. I don’t mind either way.”

Serenity grabbed his hand, walked to the balcony with him, and sat down on the swing. She leaned against his shoulder and together, they looked out at the city lights.

“When all the houses below are all lit up, the huge building opposite us goes all dark. They’ve all gone home for New Year’s.”

“Tomorrow morning, we’re going back to the old residence. I’ve already informed Nana and there’s already a room arranged for us to stay in.”

Zachary had his arm around her shoulders as their heads leaned against each other.

That moment was full of warmth and sweetness.

York family residence is really old. I hope you won’t mind it

clay tile

It’s just the old residence left behind by the York ancestors. Although it’s maintained yearly, we can’t deny it’s obviously an old place. And all of us live together there–I think I’ve mentioned

big is the

made a small fortune then, so the old residence spreads across quite a wide area. Back then, it was considered a luxurious place. Every family unit has its own wing, although it’s all connected. We go in and out through the main

it like a

“Yeah.”

1900s and it’s still livable? It’s pretty well maintained

we don’t have money to build other houses, so that’s

built the Wildridge Manor. To the younger generation, Wildridge Manor was considered their

current place in cash. How could you be so poor as to not have money to build another house? The older generation probably kept staying there for nostalgia’s

so clever. That’s right. Especially Nana–when she married into the York family, she moved straight into Whitmore Mansion, so she was feeling sentimental about the place. She didn’t want to move out, so everyone could only accompany