Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

After listening to River, Serenity couldn't help but reflect again on how remarkable the York family's tradition was.

The sons and daughters raised in this family were truly exceptional-clear- headed, responsible, and always thinking about the family's future.

"You know, your sister-in-law isn't hard to get along with," Serenity said, smiling. "As long as someone doesn't have a terrible temper, we can get along just fine. And once you're married, you'll be living separately anyway. You'll only come back to the villa for big holidays like New

Year's. That little bit of distance keeps things pleasant. Even people with strong personalities can handle each other during those short visits.

Honestly, I believe all my sisters-in-law are wonderful. If anything, I'm probably the least impressive one."

The brothers-in-law respected her because they respected Zachary, the eldest brother. It was out of love and loyalty to him that they also respected her as their eldest sister-in-law.

Her position in the York family—and in all of Wiltspoon-was because Zachary cherished her, spoiled her, and respected her as his wife.

to Serenity first, hoping she'd speak on their behalf. And

sure they knew: holding on to her meant gaining

for her, giving her the authority and influence she had

all this time, she

"You're not the worst," River said with a warm

now carried herself with the grace and authority of the matriarch of a large, influential family. Her capability had grown steadily, and now, if anyone called

Grandma had

Grandma, I should give her a call and update her. She told me that if you and Romina ever made progress, I should let

River was speechless.

it—his sister-in-law was basically Grandma's personal

report everything he did