Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 34 It was an inconceivable mental image.

“Be alert and don’t expose our identities to Serenity. Son, say that you don’t have pensions . You grow vegetables and flowers for a living. “Get your stories straight . Zack will go after you if you blow your cover.

Don’t come crying to me then.” Seeing the fun in her grandson’s plans, Nana was committed to helping Zack stay in character. Nana had no doubt that Serenity was a good kid and not driven by greed. At her age, Nana was a good judge of character.

“Got it,” everybody answered. They had met Serenity before as the latter saved Nana’s life. As Nana’s sons and daughters-in-law, they were nothing
but thankful toward Serenity. Zachary’s mom mostly kept to herself as she was not in favor of Grandma May nagging her son into marriage.

Nevertheless, her resistance was futile as Nana managed to sell her proud son the idea. Sure, Zachary’s mom was grateful that Serenity saved Nana. The whole family had expressed their thanks to Serenity and tried to repay her kindness, to which Serenity declined.

everybody’s surprise, Nana saw something in Serenity and believed the latter was virtuous. Nana then played matchmaker to the couple and got what she wished for. It was a good thing Zachary only went as

wanted to observe Serenity for a while to confirm Nana’s perception of her before he could acknowledge the relationship. Zachary’s mom hoped that her son and Serenity would split amicably in the end. They were not a match in every single

nature take its course for Nana’s sake. “Nana.” The young couple drew close. Serenity greeted the old lady, all smiles.

and handsome men, Serenity had not had the pleasure of meeting them. Still, Serenity could

Dad.” Nana gleefully told Serenity. Zachary’s mother was Tania Reading. Liam gave his daughter-in-law

the world and never interfering in their personal affairs. Tania, on the other hand, found it hard to accept Serenity

with a warm smile. Serenity openly addressed Liam and Tania as told. “Nana, let’s get upstairs. It’s hot out here.” Zachary said