Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

-When fighting for the house, Mr. and Mrs. Howden said they would give up their adopted daughter’s inheritance and give it all to their two granddaughters. Afterwards, Serenity sent some gifts to the Howden family.

That’s it.

Because her mother was adopted by her adoptive family several times when she was a child, she lost a lot of her memories. She guessed that’s selective forgetting.

Serenity and Liberty were also very sensible. They asked their mother about her childhood once or twice, but their mother was unwilling to recall the memories or talk about the past, so the sisters never asked again.

Serenity particularly wanted to know about her mother’s childhood. Before her mother was three or four years old, she was a very happy child.

Old Mr. Jimenez seemed to be lost in memories and said, “Ms. Harlow is very sweet and cute. When you see Sonny now, it’s like seeing Miss Harlow when she was a child. She is really loved by everyone. Even though she often gets into trouble, no one is willing to scold her. That’s the nature of a child. Miss Audrey is not as sweet-talking as her sister. She really makes people want to hug her, kiss her, and love her well.”

She was such a lovely child, but because of the great changes in her family, her fate took a drastic turn, and she passed away early.

Harlow: This topic was very heavy.

subject and asked Audrey, “Is it time to eat? I came here early with an empty stomach, and I’m

knew what the old lady meant. Her sister Harlow’s early death was also a

gentle voice, “Uncle Jimenez, you have slept all day and haven’t eaten anything. Go

pulled back his wandering thoughts and said kindly, “Then let’s eat

in his arms, “Sonny, let’s go to eat. Can you eat by yourself? Do you

don’t need to be fed. I eat by myself in kindergarten. The teacher praises me for being great. There are some children in

was amused by Sonny’s

“Sonny is awesome!”

Sonny is adorable and loved by everyone.

put Sonny down. He held Sonny’s little hand, and Sonny also held his hand

old and one

would say from time to time, “Great Grandpa, go slower; be careful of the slippery