Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

On the day Serenity gave birth, Rowan worried he wouldn't even get close enough to be among the first to see the baby.

He wanted to be the first one the baby saw, but that seemed like wishful thinking! Rowan was at a loss for words.

Serenity laughed and said, “It doesn’t matter who the baby sees first.

Relationships grow over time.

Once the baby is born, you can hold him and play with him whenever you can.

That's how you'll build a bond, and he'll become close to you.” She could already picture their baby becoming the York family’s little darling.

With so many family members and this being the only baby, everyone would shower the child with love and attention.

Rowan said, a bit dramatically, “Being the youngest means I never get any of the perks.” Zachary replied, “When you get married and have a child of your own, then you can be the first one to see your baby.

But as for this nephew of yours, don't even dream about it.” Rowan said, “I’m still too young for that.

I’m far from getting married and having kids—it'll be at least another eleven or twelve years, maybe even fourteen or fifteen.

thirty-two when you became a father?” Zachary asked, “Do you have to follow in my footsteps?” Rowan said, “Of course! You're

you.” Zachary teased, “Then I'll send you some practice papers when we

a ton of them back in the day, way more

Rowan quickly protested, “Sister-in-law, look at

school, studying as soon as I

I finally have a holiday, he still won't let me relax.”

“Not really,” Rowan replied.

maybe I'd feel 1% pressure.” Serenity smiled and said, “That’s

teasing you—he won't

him, husband! Let him enjoy his

little trip? There are still a few

and have some fun, maybe take your friends to the north to see the snow and

a few days.” “That sounds like

you can help take care of Sonny.” Rowan was

looking after kids,” Serenity added

ready to win over

him to be close to you?” Rowan still couldn't find the

giving him a hard time on purpose—probably because Rowan and Serenity were getting along