Married at First Sight

Chapter 1150

In the evening, parents came to pick up their kids after school. Following the usual rush hour in the bookstore, Serenity headed to her sister’s house for dinner, whereas Jasmine. went on a date with Josh. The bookstore would not operate at night.

Serenity bought two bags of fruits for her sister.

Serenity and Liberty still got along the same way as before. It did not change just because Serenity had become Zachary’s wife.

Serenity had the key to her sister’s rented house. She straight away unlocked the door with. the key. She pushed open the door, only to see a girl. To be specific, it was Sonny. Sonny was walking around the house in a pretty dress, looking delighted.

“Sonny?”

Serenity entered the house and shut the door. While laughing, she asked her nephew, “Why are you wearing a dress?”

“Aunt Ser.”

Sonny scampered over and showed off his dress. “Aunt Ser, do I look good in it?”

Serenity placed the two bags of fruits on the coffee table. She carried her nephew and said with a smile, “Yes. You look like a princess in this dress. But you’re a boy. Boys don’t wear dresses.”

to wear a dress. Girls do light work, so they can wear it. This is discrimination against girls.”

a good memory. He remembered what Zachary had said

Liberty came out of the kitchen, she had finished cooking. They

won’t go out in this dress. He’s just trying

burst into laughter and said, “Since he insisted on trying it on, I let him. After changing it,

you invite

said, “Jasmine went on a date. She’s in the first flush of love with Mr. Bucham. Both of them are dating while Zachary is busy with work and will

that he’s the CEO, he has a lot of work to deal with.

with you. As long as both

My ears are going to fall off. Zachary treats you well, doesn’t

yet you find me annoying. I’ll stop mentioning it

it, go ahead. It’s a blessing to have a naggy sister. If you weren’t my biological sister, you wouldn’t want to nag me. It’s because

want to take

Sonny nodded.

off his dress. Sonny passed her the dress and said childishly,” Aunt Ser,

don’t have a little girl at home.”