Married at First Sight

Chapter 1514

Serenity called Callum. When Callum picked up the call, she said, “Callum, Camryn has changed her number. I went to her flower shop twice this morning but didn’t see her. Have you seen her?”

Callum answered, “I’m waiting for her at Beans and Cream to send me flowers.”

He had no idea what Camryn’s new number was as the shop assistant refused to tell him. He had no choice but to recall the number for Spring Blossoms. Then, he got the store manager of Beans and Cream to phone Spring Blossoms to have Camryn send the flowers over.

He would only be able to see her by doing so..

“Is Camryn going there alone?”

“Another worker is sending her over by an electric scooter. Thank you, Serenity.”

Although Serenity had not been able to see Camryn and speak up for Callum in front of her, she had visited Spring Blossoms twice in the morning. This touched Callum and made him feel that Serenity was concerned about his matter.

“Don’t mention it. We’re family. When you see her, don’t frighten her again.”

I deeply regretted it. I won’t repeat that mistake anymore.”

kissed Camryn without having captured her heart. That

being able to hold back his

ended the call and drove directly to the bookstore.

After delivering them an invitation card, she visited the Stones since both their houses were not

the Stones, Remy was at the Stones‘ place since he was their new neighbor. It seemed that he was planning to sponge food

were here, Mr. and Mrs. Stone came out to welcome them. personally.

out of the car. Mrs. Stone went forward to hold her. With a smile, she complained that Grandma

May grinned and replied, “I got River to send me here, and it was convenient. I didn’t need to trouble you

our honor. This must be your seventh grandson. He’s really good–looking. Old Mrs. York, you’re blessed. Look at

sons and one daughter. Only her eldest son was responsible

had no interest in doing business. As for her daughter, she had been pampered since she was young and only

admired Grandma May

other old ladles admired

but not as brilliant as Clive. Clive alone is better than all my grandsons.”