Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

“Uncle Jimenez, I also listen to my wife.” Darrell understood the deep meaning in Old Mr. Jimenez’s eyes and immediately expressed his attitude. He was also a man who doted on his wife.

Old Mr. Jimenez smiled with satisfaction and said, “It can be seen that you dote on Miss Audrey very much.”

Audrey felt warm in her heart.

Old Mr. Jimenez was like a member of mother of Audrey’s family.

If her parents were still alive, given Old Mr. Jimenez’s status and the love he showed her and her sister, he would indeed be considered her family.

Both the mother and the father said that Old Mr. Jimenez was the most loyal, and there was no need to worry about him betraying them.

Old Mr. Jimenez often helped Audrey’s mother with things, and sometimes the two of them were alone together to discuss countermeasures. Her father was not worried about this and did not feel resentful.

In Audrey’s impression, her mother was in poor health and often had to stay in bed to rest. Her father was a gentle man. He always cared about her mother’s health. Whenever her mother feels a little unwell, her father gets very nervous.

Audrey didn’t understand love when she was young. Later, she recalled how her parents got along and felt that there was real affection between them.

feelings for each other even after being husband and wife for

could throw him away if she wanted to. If she didn’t want to throw

controlled Holden’s wallet

tighter the control, the more

use Holden to destroy her marriage of her

Stone has always been very kind to me. When my parents-in-law were alive, they were also very kind to me and treated me like their own

had a

love with her and had no idea of

president’s wife, her mother-in-law had met her and knew her abilities. At that time, she was very kind to her and

Darrell fell in love with her and insisted on

either

now a mother-in-law. From her perspective, she could understand her mother-in-law’s strong reaction at the time and her inability to accept that her beloved son would marry an orphan with no

orphan. No matter how capable she is, in the eyes of her mother-in-law, she is just an employee, a worker, a millionaire—far

by her mother-in-law in various ways,