Married at First Sight

Chapter 1332

Mrs. Marshall thought Serenity’s voice was pleasant. She held her hand in a friendly manner and complimented her.

Serenity responded to everyone’s compliments with grace, which disappointed those who wanted to see her make a fool of herself.

Some people thought Mrs. Stone was indeed good at teaching. Serenity had only attended a few banquets with Mrs. Stone, yet she had managed to train a country bumpkin into a graceful missus of a wealthy family.

The York family of four went on to meet Old Mr. Marshall.

After looking at Serenity for some time, Old Mr. Marshall did not say a word. However, he gave her a generous gift in front of everyone. He even told Zachary, “You two must live a happy life. Your nana won’t go wrong.”

Zachary was soft toward Old Mr. Marshall. “Thank you, Old Mr. Marshall. I’ll cherish and love. Seren a lot.”

Old Mr. Marshall smiled kindly. He was much older than Old Mrs. York, and his energy could not compare to hers.

He would only meet youngsters of higher status and prominence like Zachary. Ordinary people would not dare to disturb him.

from wealthy families gradually arrived.

husband came slightly later with their daughter. Clive

were attending the banquet, so there were worries about someone bumping into her. Therefore, Clive strongly disagreed about his wife coming. He

family did not do business, so he never participated in any events

only Mr. and Mrs. Stone came

went to greet Old Mr. Marshall

his wife, so he asked Mrs. Stone, “Why

said, “Alice is pregnant, so it’s inconvenient for her to come over. Clive is accompanying her at home. He told me to apologize to you in his stead for his

them not coming because of their own matters? Alice being pregnant is good news. It’s better that she doesn’t come. There are too many people here. It’ll be bad if someone bumps into her.

invite me to the baby’s sip

be able to live

my house and have a glass of celebratory wine to bless my grandson or granddaughter. You’re the person with

been unwell recently. He kept talking about his late spouse, who had been deceased for many years. His family was worried that his time would be up soon, especially since he moved his banquet up by half a year.

It was worrisome.