Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 854

After changing his clothes, Zachary drank the bowl of ginger soup under his mother’s gaze. He frowned because the soup was way too spicy.

“Mom, why is there so much ginger? It’s so spicy.”

“Your Nana asked them to add more ginger. If you don’t like ginger soup, then don’t do such stupid things again in the future.”

Zachary put down the bowl. “I really was just trying to calm down. I wasn’t trying to do anything stupid.”

“Yes, yes, if you say so. Are you calm now? Go talk to Nana. She’s the one who started it. You wouldn’t have ended up like this if not for her.”

Tania was somewhat resentful of her mother-in-law.

Her son was such an excellent man. It was not like he could not find a wife, but the old woman insisted on him marrying her savior.

At first, they were all grateful to Serenity and wanted to thank her, but Serenity refused.

the old lady’s favor. Tania secretly wondered if Serenity refused their large sum of money because she knew of Grandma May’s identity and

said, “Let’s wait and

Serenity eventually became their

of York Corporation when

ice. They lived in the same house but rarely communicated and even slept in separate rooms. Her son also told

no idea about the content

believed her son would not put himself at a disadvantage. The contract must have been more

some point, the feelings between

been waiting for the couple to divorce. She had always felt that Serenity was not worthy of her eldest

son. She would be able to accept

Zachary was the successor of the family. As the head of the family, how could he have a wife who was an orphan and had a bunch of

the pressure on Serenity would be

nine sons in Zachary’s generation, and it was impossible for all of them to marry a woman with no

the future, Serenity’s sisters-in-law would be from rich families. How would Serenity, as the eldest,

so she forced her grandson to marry Serenity. She did not think about what Serenity would

moment before saying, “Mom, Serenity and I are fated. If we weren’t, we wouldn’t have