Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Old lady York turned to Elora with a warm smile and said, “Elora, let's head to the pavilion and take in the spring garden. It's the perfect day for it.”

Elora nodded and followed her inside. When old lady York settled into her seat, Elora gently helped her adjust, her movements careful and considerate. Though Elora often came across as reserved, even cold, her actions toward old lady York were tender and thoughtful.

Old lady York had always intrigued Elora. Tatum had shared countless stories about her, and over time, Elora had developed a deep admiration for the woman. Once old lady York was comfortably seated, Elora took her place across from her.

For a long moment, Elora studied old lady York before speaking. "Madam, I'll be honest-I'm here because I need answers. I've made time in my busy schedule these past two days because I can't shake the feeling that you're holding something back. Tatum told me he came to our family not just to work as a chef but also to pursue a wife. He said you helped him find someone, and he was supposed to win her over within a year. But here's the thing: in all these months, I haven't seen him actively pursuing anyone. He hasn't even been in contact with other women."

sisters, he kept a polite distance, as if wary of giving the wrong impression. With Elora, though, he was open and unguarded, almost as if he didn't mind-or even wanted-others to assume there was something between

helped arrange matches for several of my grandsons who are now happily married. After seeing how well it worked out, I couldn't resist doing the same

they possibly spend decades together? That's why I don't just choose for them-want them to court their future partners and build a

they can't develop feelings within a year, or if the other person isn't interested, then it's not meant to be. I won't interfere

her expression one of quiet satisfaction. "So far, my grandsons have shared my taste, and every match has