Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1584

It took less than two minutes for Zachary to take a more active role rather than being passive. He carried his wife to the bed and demanded more.

No words were needed for the rest of the night.

The following day was when Jasmine would drop by her family home for a visit as Mrs. Bucham.

Serenity and her sister were having lunch at the Soxes‘ residence.

Zachary would, of course, be with his wife.

After the visit, Jasmine and Josh would travel for their honeymoon the next day.

It would also mark the end of the brief public holidays.

Then came the time to get back to work, back to school, and back to business as usual.

For the mass public, they were to resume the normal routine.

Apart from watching the shop, Serenity would find the time to return to her hometown with Elisa to check. on agriculture progress.

had been planted

greens all around, Elisa told Serenity, “The administrator said that the vegetables will be ready to

“Can we sell everything to the hotels and school cafeterias. we

hotels and school cafeterias won’t be able to take all the

starting off, we can collaborate with

to market these vegetables on their

of other commercial activities in the future as she was the wife of the Yorks‘ heir. Her involvement should not be limited to paperwork like account books. She should get at little of the know–how of every trade.

begin by bringing sales to the business for the sake of experience.

agreement with Serenity’s

taking their lunch at a local restaurant. They

the plantation would be available in the market in a week. With the clock ticking,

would be working the markets.

spoon, it did not suit her to trail the markets for partners. Serenity might be Mrs. York now, but she grew up alongside all walks of life. She had a better idea of the vegetable prices in the market.

and day out. Sometimes, Serenity

social events in the past unless it was hosted by

show his wife around. He could also introduce his

the extent of Mr. York’s love

feeling that he was no longer on

not in the garage. He

eleven o’clock