Married at First Sight

Chapter 771

Besides the Hunt sisters and Sonny, Mrs. Stone also prepared a gift for Zachary.

Although it was not possible for him to become her son–in–law, her niece’s husband was still her in–law, so she was feeling a little more generous and prepared a gift for Zachary too.

“Mom.”

Elisa came down the stairs, dragging her luggage behind her.

Mrs. Stone hurriedly signaled for the butler to get out.

She stood up, walked towards her daughter, and said with a smile, “Why’d you take so long to pack?”

“I had to make sure I packed everything I needed to bring, you know. Where’s Clive and the rest?”

“They haven’t come down yet.”

Elisa lifted her luggage and descended the final few steps of the stairs. Mrs. Stone took a few steps forward, wanting to help her bring it down, but Elisa would not let her.

“Mom, what did you ask the butler to do just now?”

for Liberty and her sister and wanted him to

and Sonny with us. Sigh… I’ll

days, you’ll be twenty–seven

reminded

young would have

found a suitable man for myself. There’s no rush–I’ll marry when I’m

had very high standards. An ordinarily talented and handsome man was not enough

said, “Oh, you. Don’t be so picky. As long as he’s gentle and can tolerate everything about you, it’s fine if his

and treat me like an ATM, what should I do then? Men with that sort

find the words

did not have sons of marriageable age. Most of them had already married or had a

not interested in

the Stones had a few suitable sons, but Elisa Stone had once been madly in love with Zachary and had even publicly confessed to and pursued him before. The sons of the York family deeply respected their eldest shoppingmode brother and

they turned their sights elsewhere, it would be too far. Elisa was Mrs. Stone’s only daughter and could not

mean we won’t be able to meet Seren’s husband? I really want to meet

the same whenever we meet him? If you want to meet him that badly, why

comes, you can ask Seren to bring her husband to meet you. What do

her head. “Forget it. There’s no rush anyway. I