Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1049

The first thing the next morning, Duncan got up anxiously. He got changed and went out the door after washing up without even eating breakfast.

He was terrified that his mother would shove Lily on him and make him accompany her everywhere.

In the face of a mother who was always urging him to get married, the best policy was to leave.

Truth be told, Duncan could understand where his mother was coming from since he was already thirty- six, after all, and not twenty-six. His eldest nephew was about to get married too while as the youngest uncle, he still had no girlfriend. How could his mother not be worried then?

The result of escaping to Brynfield so early in the morning and calling Zachary at the entrance to the neighborhood was-

“Go away!” Zachary was still lying on his bed with his wife in his arms. When he received the call from his good friend, with a dark expression, he bluntly replied Duncan with those two words.

“Why are you so fierce? Considering our many years of friendship, what’s the big deal about me coming over to your place to have breakfast?”

“Bro. What time is it now? You came over so early! You came over without even eating breakfast, is there a tiger in your house that wants to eat you?” Zachary replied Duncan hotly.

to bring breakfast from the hotel

all and that because his eldest cousin

took a look at the time and said, “It’s almost seven. I decided

fact. I’m afraid I’ll be consumed until no bones are left, so

Zachary was speechless.

the truth, Zachary had no way of countering

still lying beside her, but had an inexplicable expression on his face, she asked, “Babe, who is

said as he hung up on

A refugee?

for a moment. She asked

Josh has Ms. Sox now, so he no longer needs to take refuge

and said, “Are the

must have invited some rich young lady who she has set her sights on to become her daughter-in-law to stay at their house and Duncan doesn’t like it. That’s why he fled here to come and use me

sat up and hugged her husband in sympathy, but her face showed amusement. “Mr. Lewis is thirty-six this year, isn’t he? You can’t blame his family for being anxious about him. If it were me and