Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1553

Zachary stopped talking.

This was a responsibility Serenity had to take up since she married him.

Serenity looked at her husband and saw him fall silent, then said, “Then I have to take advantage of these days while Zachary is at home on holiday to properly get a feel for it. I can ask you guys questions if I don’t understand anything.”

She was aware that she had responsibilities as the missus of the York family.

It just did not occur to her that she would have to manage the family industries.

Furthermore, she did not expect she would have to manage the huge Wildridge Manor in the future. Serenity thought of the first time she met Jane and saw how the latter managed FC Manor.

It seemed that she, like Jane, had to take over the management of some of her in–laws‘ assets. Jane seemed to have already taken over, but Serenity had not started yet.

Jane had a strong background. Although she grew up in the Murphy family, which was not considered affluent, they were still rather well–off. The whole family pampered Jane and raised her to be confident and open.

Jane found her biological parents. Her biological father was the head of the Lafayette family in Meadspring. Putting aside Lafayette’s family fortune, Jane would still inherit tens of billions of dollars just from the

a bonafide multi–billionaire.

person had money and status, they

was something Serenity lacked.

thought of Zachary and his family’s trust in her, she became confident again. Even if she did something wrong when she took

rental of shops and buildings and the operation of some chain

so the younger woman

business matters were left to Zachary to manage.

trades that the York family was involved in. As husband and wife, she had to know a little about Zachary’s affairs. She would be accompanying him to various dinners in the future, so she could not be

smiled. The pressure in her heart

chatted, Grandma May

over a long time ago, but Zack lives outside with her and rarely comes

her son’s domineering attitude–he

her son might blame her for stealing his wife’s attention and kick her, his