Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Zachary was afraid Serenity wouldn’t stay in his office, so he made sure to emphasize that he wasn’t busy today.

He had adjusted his morning schedule long ago because he needed to accompany Serenity to her prenatal checkup.

His secretary knew the president’s wife’s checkup dates well. Whenever he saw the couple return together, he would discreetly adjust Zachary’s schedule. On checkup days, he often avoided booking anything at all. Even if plans were made, Zachary would have them canceled or rescheduled.

To Young Master York, his wife’s well-being came first.

His younger brothers could share the workload, and after years of carrying the weight of the family business, he felt it was time to take a step back. As for the company’s top executives, they could wait.

Everyone else was swamped, barely finding time for a sip of water, while the company president was more relaxed than ever—all to make room for his wife.

Before long, Zachary returned with a cup of warm water. He placed it in front of Serenity, then sat down beside her.

He glanced at the book she was reading and soon took it from her hands.

You need a

protested, “I haven’t

older now. Do I look older? Am I

said, “You always

I. It’s not like I’m immortal,” she teased.

handsome man in the world. No one compares

to pinch his cheek, and then leaned in to give him

just a peck, coaxed her into kissing his lips too. Since they were alone in the office, Serenity wasn’t shy. She kissed him as he wished, but when she tried to pull away,

he murmured, “Little

for months because of the pregnancy, and he blamed their baby

is your fault. If it weren’t for you, he

facial muscles were firm, but lately, they felt softer. Maybe he

him closely, she confirmed it—Zachary had