Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 698

A silver sedan stopped right outside the villa, and a person stood at the gate.

Through the gate, Serenity looked at the figure and thought it looked familiar. At

closer inspection, she recognized that it was not the delivery person but her mother- in–law who she had met a few times.

“Mom.”

Serenity took a moment to take in the surprise before rushing to open the gate. It was then she realized she did not have a key to unlock the gate. Serenity apologetically said to her mother–in–law who was on the other side of the gate, “I didn’t know I needed a key to open the gate, Mom. Hang on for a second. I’ll get the key from Zachary.”

“Okay,” Tania faintly replied and stopped pressing on the doorbell.

Serenity rushed back into the house, running into the kitchen. She told Zachary,” Your mom is here, Zachary. I tried to open the gate, but I couldn’t without a key. Give me a key. I’ll unlock the gate now.

“Didn’t you say your mother was going to drop by two days later? Why doesn’t she have a key?”

Zachary replied, “The house keys are on the coffee table in the living room. My mom might have forgotten to bring hers.”

What’s the portion like? I wonder if

was not something Serenity was going to

had dinner

the keys from the coffee table on her way out. She rushed to the gate, only to make her way

was concerned her mother–in–law might not look favorably upon her since Zachary was busy in the kitchen while she hung around. Her mother-in-law would not be too

stand their sons contributing to house chores. They believed the daughters–in–law should be doing all the work.

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As mothers–in–law, they expected their daughters–in–law to work while being

whose sons–in–law took on the household chores

handled household tasks, these women would groan about their lazy daughters–in–law. They would feel bad that their sons married

law from her

and open the gate for

of household tasks? Will she make you do nothing at home while I should

“I don’t think so. We’ve only been married for three months. You only met my mom once or

parents, uncles, and aunts only had sons. Nana taught all the

him that Mom is the only woman in the