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“That’s not necessary. It’s a small matter. You shouldn’t exert yourself just for this.” Zachary said coldly, “I’ll go on my own.”

“I said I will handle it. Didn’t you hear me?” Henry said angrily. “You’re no good at all with your arms this badly injured. Just stay there and get yourself treated. If you’re not well enough, who’s going to handle the mess in Nacht Group?”

Zachary could tell that his grandfather was dead serious this time, and decided not to argue. “Alright, you can go if you like. This problem was started by you, anyway.”

“You’re all grown up now to lecture your grandfather about right and wrong, aren’t you?” Henry shouted.

“Of course not, I wouldn’t dare,” Zachary answered sarcastically, weary of arguing with him. “That’s settled then. You go speak with the Blackwoods. I won’t interfere.”

“You worry about your marriage. Leave this to me.” Without waiting for a reply, Henry hung up.

“This old man…” Zachary couldn’t help smiling.

“You and your grandfather care for each other, but you both refuse to show your soft sides,” Charlotte teased. “Is this a hereditary trait of the Nachts?”

“You’d better get used to this, now that you’re marrying me.” Zachary placed an arm around her shoulder. “Let’s go home and rest. You’ll be able to sleep well tonight.”

“Alright.”

exited the ward and found Mrs. Berry and the children fast

to a melon when she saw Zachary and Charlotte. “Daddy!

good to be a parrot sometimes,” Charlotte said. “You wouldn’t

Zachary teased and picked up

Berry up and they went home—tired but

for the wedding?” Ellie opened her eyes groggily and whined. “My princess skirt is dirty now. Please remember to tell them

planted a

you when I’m older…” Jamie muttered in his sleep as he drooled all over Zachary’s

lovingly. She bent down and kissed Robbie, who clutched tightly to her clothes even in his sleep, as

defend this family with her life and to face any difficulties together with Zachary. There would be no more

together, and nothing will be able to tear them apart ever

day, the family made their way happily

by side on the beach and vowed in their hearts to spend their lives together, with the

gliding over their heads. Mrs. Berry sat in a corner and watched the happy and contented family

looked. He voiced

of the family’s wedding photos. He smiled with content at the