Married at First Sight

A good husband knew his wife best.

Every time she saw the children playing around, she would think about them not having babies yet.

Serenity leaned her head on Zachary’s shoulder and responded with a grunt of agreement.

The two children got tired of playing and ran over to them.

Laurence ran too fast and tripped on a stone, falling down.

Sonny hurried to help him up.

Zachary and Serenity stood up quickly and walked over. Serenity was the one who picked him up as Sonny was still young and could not lift up the chubby Laurence.

Laurence pouted his mouth and was on the verge of crying. He was held by Serenity, who asked him in a gentle and caring tone if he was hurt and where it hurt.

Aunt Ser was so gentle, just like Mommy Jane, giving him a maternal feeling. Tears swirled in Laurence’s eyes, but he still shook his head and said he was not in pain.

Serenity helped him pat off the dust on his clothes. She then took out a tissue and gently wiped away his tears after seeing them welling in his eyes. Serenity asked with concern, “Did you hurt your back? Or your head?”

Laurence fell backward.

making it easier for her to check Laurence’s back. She

froze for

a quick scan of Laurence’s back to confirm that there were no injuries, he immediately pulled down the little boy’s shirt to cover up the patterns on his

“Uncle Zack, Laurence’s back…”

you didn’t see

first time, Zachary

Uncle Zack’s expression, nodded blindly in agreement. “Uncle Zack, I won't say

to ask a few questions but was soon

of Laurence’s head, she found no wounds. Maybe it only hurt when he

her lap, and asked

hurt anymore, Aunt

in Serenity’s arms and grabbed onto her shirt with his pudgy hands. He said with a cutesy voice, “Aunt Ser, I like being in your arms, it’s like being hugged by Mommy Jane. I like Mommy Jane the most, and I also like you too,

also had a

year old when he was adopted by Jane. Back then, he could not even walk properly, he only knew how

old. Although he was trained into a prodigy under the tutelage of a legendary doctor, he was still