Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1502

Sonny perked up when he heard that they were sending breakfast over to his mother.

Zachary looked at the two with a smile in his eyes and said, “Honey, when I see you and Sonny, you look like a parent who has to wake their child up for school every day.”

Serenity looked at him and was just about to tell him to change his clothes, only to see that he had already changed.

“Did you get up early? You already have your suit on.”

“A certain lovesick fool called me and woke me up.

Serenity guessed that it was Callum and asked, “He called so early? And you didn’t ride on the radio waves to beat him up?”

“I didn’t beat him up since he’s my brother. He can’t even solve a little problem, but he had the gall to laugh at me back then. The person who can help him the most is Nana, but he doesn’t know to go to her instead.”

“Speaking of, I haven’t seen Nana in two days. I miss her.”

Zachary picked Sonny up and went downstairs with Serenity.

cooped up at home. If she’s too idle, it’ll

dare say that

paused before he answered, “No… I’d really be in pain if I said that.”

at him. “Wuss.”

embarrassing to be a wuss when

under his nana’s hands quite often. He was completely willing to be a

words, it was not embarrassing to be a wuss when it

tossed a photo to Callum and Kevin and skedaddled. Now, Callum doesn’t know who to

experienced? Besides,

was just annoyed and grumbled for a while that Callum came over bright early in the morning and disturbed his sleep with

love are like that. You have many younger cousins, so they’ll all come to you for

to ask for the psychic’s contact info to pass to Walter and tell her to be more responsible in

given you the sheep, but you

the point of raising so many

to worry about every

better to raise sheeps. Unfortunately, the York family doesn’t have sheep of their own,

were destined to have a son

would have thought, ‘Once our family finally has sheeps of our own, we’ll have to build a higher fence and protect our sheeps. We have to be careful so as to not let wolves from other families catch our sheeps.‘