Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 937

Jasmine ordered food delivery for Mrs. Lane and passed the store key to her. She said, “Mrs. Lane, you can close the store and go home whenever you want after you have dinner. You can keep the key or pass it to your missus.”

“Missus said that she won’t be available for the next few days. So I’ll come over to help out on her behalf. Let me keep the key.”

Mrs. Lane added with a smile, “Ms. Sox and Mr. Bucham, both of you can go ahead and eat together. I can watch the store.”

Mrs. Lane had helped in the store for quite a long period. She could remember the book prices. Even if she was alone, it would not affect the operation of the store.

Jessica felt at ease when she left with Josh. They headed to Wiltspoon Hotel for dinner.

“How has Zachary been lately?” Jasmine asked concernedly.

While driving, Josh said, “He’s busier than ever. He’s been working around the clock. like Superman. I could hardly keep up with him. Those working under him have been. grumbling, and many of them expect me to advise him.

to do that. But it’s been days. since the couple met. Grandma May forbade Zachary to meet Serenity as she wanted

Zachary returned, he did not pour out his problems to me but continued to work hard. At noon, he went to the Stones and cheered up a lot

very hard. I think he has

took a glimpse of Jasmine. Then, he smiled and said, Jasmine, both of us shouldn’t follow in their footsteps. We must continue to be lovey- dovey and trust each other. I won’t lie to you, and you mustn’t hide anything from me as well.”

with you? What can I hide from you?”

Lovey–dovey isn’t about saying ‘I love you‘

is that you try to butter my parents up whenever you’re

Therefore, he was able to coax Jasmine’s

who’ll be my family in the future.

shameless of you. I haven’t even promised you anything, yet

“One has to be shameless when going after their wives. It was because Zachary cared so much about his dignity that he ended up in this

not know whether to laugh or

as a cautionary tale, don’t