Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Serenity Hunt got up first thing in the morning to make breakfast for her sister’s family of three before grabbing her birth certificate and slipping away in the silence.

“We’re going Dutch from now on, and I’m talking about everything – the living expenses, the mortgage, and auto loans! Your sister should be splitting the cost since she’s staying at our place. Sure, she pays two thousand bucks a month, but it doesn’t stretch very far. She’s basically mooching off us.”

Serenity overheard her brother-in-law’s comment during the couple’s argument last night.

She had to move out of her sister’s place.

However, there was only one way to put her sister’s mind to rest, and that was to get married.

Since Serenity wanted to tie the knot on short notice without ever having had a boyfriend, she decided to take up on Grandma May’s offer. Serenity had saved the old lady by chance and came to know that Grandma May was trying to marry off her grandson, Zachary York, who had trouble settling down.

Twenty minutes later, Serenity got off to her pit stop at City Hall.

“Serenity.”

A familiar voice summoned her attention the moment she got out of the car. It was Grandma May.

“Grandma May.”

over, she took notice of a towering yet distant figure

distance, Serenity was dumbstruck after getting

grandson, Zachary had no luck with the ladies despite hitting thirty. Needless to

assumed that he

a high-paying job up

Serenity realized

was attractive and carried himself with an air of aloofness. Standing next to Grandma May with a sour face,

parked nearby. Judging by the logo, it was a national car rather than a million-dollar vehicle. Serenity deduced that the economic difference between her and Zachary was not

an old friend from school had started a bookshop at the entrance of

would also knit little knick-knacks to sell online. The sales

Wiltspoon would position her among the white collars. That was why she could afford

Serenity told her sister to pocket three thousand bucks and

oldest grandson, Zachary. He’s a thirty-year-old man and can’t even get himself out there. Although he’s not the warmest person, he’s attentive and considerate. You saved my life, and we’ve known each other

Zachary looked askance at Serenity without

grown immune to her

blessing her with nine grandsons. Since a granddaughter was missing in Grandma May’s life,

in the face, Serenity openly extended her right hand to Zachary and introduced

head to toe and back. With Nana clearing her throat, he reached out his right hand for a shake, albeit his voice reflected an icy tone. “Zachary.”

the time before