Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

The girl in red left without eating porridge. Evan didn’t want the results of his busy work to be wasted, so he invited the two young masters over for supper.

Afraid that white porridge with sauerkraut and stir-fried side dishes would be too much for the two young masters, Evan made fried egg and leek pancakes.

Even such a late-night snack was a bit too light.

However, for late-night snacks, it was better not to eat too well.

Eat well, and spend the next few days exercising properly.

In the past, Evan did not eat late-night snacks for fear of gaining weight.

“You two young masters, please go in. I’m off work too. When you go home later, just open the door yourself. I didn’t lock it. If you stay here, there is no need to worry. The guest rooms are cleaned every day, and the daily necessities are also new.”

Jake said, letting the two young masters enter the house, and he quickly slipped away.

Elian said, “Fourth brother, I’m here.”

River said, “Second brother, what are you cooking that tastes delicious? Why do I smell pickled cabbage and rice? It’s just the rice flavor of porridge.”

River, “Rice, isn’t

is a slight difference between the rice aroma of rice and the rice aroma of porridge. Fifth brother, you can’t smell it, so I

entered the house, they went

the dining hall. When he saw

brother, let me wash

they called each

plate of egg cakes, and then picked up a piece of cake with

he was anxious to

kind of midnight snack did you prepare

to bring out the

Elian took over. “Looking at such a dish, you don’t even need to ask. Just

my fifth brother specifically just

don’t think too much. What’s wrong with the porridge? Does it taste bad? What time is it? Do you still want to eat delicacies from the mountains and seas? Eat so richly; be careful to become a fat man; now

lips, unable to

wouldn’t even have

said, “Okay, I don’t mind it; I just want to eat lighter. Fourth brother, the egg

you asking so many questions? A plate of egg pancakes can’t