Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1220

Jasmine rubbed her forehead and said, “I know you never loved Shawn. I was just worried that you’d feel guilty. Shawn is fine the way he is now. He’s the successor of the family, so he has to suffer a little. He needs to face some setbacks in order to grow and become steady.”

“Aunt Rachel did all that for his own good. It’s good that he was sent away to train himself. What do I have to be guilty about?”

Serenity sat at the counter and took out her phone. “I’ll tell my man about this lest he gets jealous and misunderstands again.”

Taking the initiative to tell Zachary was better than him finding out from the bodyguards.

With Zachary’s personality, he was sure to get jealous again if he found out from his bodyguards that Shawn and she had met.

Jasmine went into the kitchen.

After a while, she came out with a plate of grapes and placed it on the counter, saying,” Shawn bought these–the seedless grapes we often eat.

your dad your grandparents‘ biological son?” Jasmine asked with concern as she took a

test I did with my granddad showed that we’re related by blood. After I took the report and showed

matter through a

one into her mouth. “These grapes

in a happy mood and smiled. “It’s great that you’ve settled it. You don’t

sign a new agreement with them. I’ll give them the money after they transfer the title deed of the house to

share

either we buy their share, or they buy ours. My grandparents don’t have much money left, so it’ll cost

a bunch of sons and grandchildren, but none of them are willing to pay. He was so angry that he told us to buy his share instead, and they’d keep the money for their retirement. They’ll continue living in the house, but his children will pay the rent and

to split hairs like this, but since they still tried to take advantage of us, I had no choice. It’s not like my

them when the elders are still alive. They can’t just live in my house for free, right? That’s why I asked for compensation. I don’t need the money; I just don’t want to be

for themselves, but when it’s time for them to live out their old age, they