Married at First Sight

Hayden was speechless.

“Grandma May, you know about me and Kevin?”

“Of course. The internet is so developed now. Although it happened in Jensburg, as long as I surf the internet, I can also see it from Annenburg.”

Hayden suddenly felt that her attempt to complain through this phone call would fail.

Grandma May knew about it, and so did Kevin’s mom. Nevertheless, if Grandma May, who was known as the stabilizing force of the Yorks, did not react to it nor control Kevin, what could Hayden complain about?

It would be futile.

The outcome would probably be the same as what Zachary said. As long as Kevin was happy, they would not care about who he was pursuing.

“Grandma May, I’m a man.”

Hayden continued in a low voice, “I’m not homosexual, so it won’t end well if Kevin wastes his time on me. I do think that he’s treating me like this because he doesn’t want to marry the wife candidate you chose for him.

heard about the wife candidates you chose for

asked with a smile,

pursuing Hayden, and yet he didn’t

a low voice, “Kevin didn’t tell

ask Kev. This is a matter between you two. I’m old, dim-sighted, and have poor listening. I even have to walk with a cane, so I don’t have the energy to care about the affairs of young people like

Grandma May shoved the phone back to Serenity rather guiltily and whispered to her, “Seren, that’s your sister-in-law. You deal

Serenity was speechless.

Hayden, if there’s nothing else, I’ll be hanging up first.

disturbing you,

sensibly ended the

understood that Kevin had hidden something from her and that nobody would tell her even if she persisted in

wanted to find out,

a long time. At last, she resisted the urge to

her, it meant that he did not want to, so it would be useless for her to ask him about it. Kevin talked a lot, but if he were determined

know Hayden called someone to complain about him