Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

The four old men hurriedly asked him about his health, and one of them even took his pulse, as if he would die if he coughed.

“I’m fine.”

The old man who coughed twice said in a gentle voice, “I just can’t hold on any longer if I keep on traveling.”

“Hey, kid, hurry up and open the door and let us in. Can’t you see that our old man can’t hold on any longer? What do you care who we are? We are guests. “Didn’t the Stones understand this hospitality?”

The elderly gentleman, who expressed the possibility of removing the door, spoke with a loud voice and exhibited a somewhat tense disposition. He glared at the butler and urged him to open the door.

If his brothers hadn’t been watching over him, he would have seriously damaged the gate to the Stone family’s villa.

“Old Four.” He supported the old man, who coughed twice, and said it in a low voice. The old man remained silent.

“Boy, our big brother is the one your boss has been looking for. Don’t worry, we are not bad people. Please open the door and allow us to get some hot water. I am not feeling well.”

Among the five old men, the youngest one was the one who took the eldest brother’s pulse. The old doctor was Dr. Carden’s master.

The old miracle doctor had already brought his disciple back to FC Manor, where he was taking care of his little grandson with the Johnson family.

Big Brother insisted on flying

elder brother’s health, he was forced to leave his precious grandson behind, rush back to reunite with a group of old brothers, and fly

of 90. Even with this old miracle doctor, who frequently helped him recover, his health was getting worse every

Brother earns money day by day and could last a year at best, or at most, only a few

premonition that his end was near. Upon learning of the discovery of the descendant of the previous head of

matter how they tried to persuade him,

he wanted to notify Audrey to come over,

that exposing the homes of several old friends would cause

were the hermit masters mentioned in

or thirty years and had not cared about worldly

the Meadspring Lafayette family were disciples of these masters, so

was the master of the wife of the

assistant of the previous matriarch of the Jensburg

murder of Audrey’s parents, the second lady and her men ambushed him in his capacity as the family head’s assistant. Despite his skill,

death, even if it meant

family’s two daughters and the likelihood of her