Married at First Sight

Chapter 228

“What did Serenity do to keep you from going back to Brynfield?” “Nothing.” “Zack, I watched you grow up.

In this family, the person who knows you best is me.

If nothing happened between you two, you wouldn't have come back here to stay.

What exactly did Serenity do? It’s fine even if you don’t want to tell me.

I can find out when I go to her shop later and ask her.” Zachary stopped and looked at his grandmother, feeling a little angry.

“Nana, we agreed that you won't interfere in anything after I get married to Serenity.” “I’m not interfering.

I’m just concerned and want to know what happened to you two.

You’re proud and egotistical, but you pretend to be poor and marry Serenity.

She doesn’t know your true identity at all.

Even if you’re wrong, you won’t easily bow your head and apologize.

When it has come to this point, you need me to be the mediator to help you ease your frozen relationship.” Old Mrs. York indeed promised Zachary that she would not interfere in the married couple’s lives after he married Serenity.

However, she kept an eye on the young couple’s every move.

other in the beginning, to how they got along and how

back, praising herself

had developed as per her expectations, Surprisingly, the couple separated before

old lady was

waiting to hold a great

a

not a big problem, so you don't

to ask Serenity

back to Brynfield in a few days.” Zachary remained reluctant in

with Josh, Zachary vaguely felt that he had acted out of

that he was starting to care about

to admit it and could

he suspected her of cheating on him, so he felt

not many people knew they were

and Shawn were innocent, and even if they did Zachary wrong, outsiders were not aware of his relationship with Serenity, so how would he be humiliated? He got angry, questioned Serenity, and only believed what he saw with his own eyes because he developed a desire to

had a

would not want to see her eating with other men even if her

bright smile to belong to him only, but she was not aware

was stubborn and refused to admit his mistake,

lived separately, and were now in a

no problem?” “Yes.” Old

“Fine, I believe you.

say there’s no problem, then there’s no