Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 693

After unlocking the gate, Zachary got back into the car and started the engine. He drove into the villa compound and parked on the empty driveway.

He replied without Serenity pressing for answers. “My parents and Nana prefer living in the old residence and away from the bustle. They’re used to the place because they have been there for decades. They prefer their peace away from us kids. Nana would stay with us for a few days and disappear somewhere else.”

Serenity concurred, “Yeah. Sounds like it.”

She got out of the car and strolled around the front lawn.

The landscape was great. The estate had a front lawn and backyard. There was a swimming pool, some pruned trees, and a pergola in the front. The tree near the pergola had a swing installed onto the branch. It was perfect to enjoy a good book or the view while sitting there.

The backyard was lush with scenic and fruit trees. There were homegrown Wiltspoonian trees like shoppingmode apple and mango trees.

Serenity observed the open space in the middle of the backyard, contemplating growing fruits and vegetables on the vacant lot.

She blurted out the idea she had in mind.

You can grow whatever you want. I

cleared the land to grow roses.

to the other villa during his time in the hospital while Serenity was not around. The gardener cleared the land

installed

the view from the

far from our workplaces. I’ll forget

apartment in Brynfield was more

to stay at a villa every once in

than Brynfield. A lot of our neighbors are families with kids.

grin, “Don’t complain about the noise. You’ll know how it feels when you have to help your child with homework.”

to help my child with homework. I won’t yell at them. What’s the point of screaming? Will screaming help

gave him a

when we have a child at school age. I’ll take care of the house chores, so you can

her heel, she

put his arm around her shoulder before chuckling.” Let’s go into the house and make babies. Otherwise, you can’t verify that I can hold my ground when helping our kid with homework.”