Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

The old lady wears jewelry when she feels like it and doesn’t when she doesn’t. She has her own collection, and her mother-in-law has given her many pieces. She’s not lacking in jewelry. She especially loves jade and has many precious jade pieces in her collection.

After marrying off three daughters-in-law, she gave some jewelry to them. When her nine granddaughters-in-law married into the family, she also gave them some. She kept a few pieces aside, hoping to one day pass them on to a great-granddaughter.

If she ever has a great-granddaughter, all the jewelry she saved will go to her as part of her dowry.

Yes, she’s a very happy old lady.

“Mom, look who’s here,” Tania said cheerfully.

The old lady pretended to be upset and said, “If your husband doesn’t give me back my ID card, it doesn’t matter who’s here. I won’t be happy. I’m old and my son controls me. I can’t do anything freely. Tonight, I’ll climb up and scold my son.”

Bianca was speechless.

She wanted to laugh, but could she?

She had heard the old lady sigh from the doorway and had naturally overheard the conversation between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law.

York was truly a lively character—playful like a child, yet also the

York family, there was no

children and grandchildren well. The daughters-in-law and granddaughters-in-law she brought into the family were all

but it was also the virtue of their ancestors that

born in the York family, and good women marry into it,

old lady is

although she had never met Grandma York before, Grandma York had chosen her. “Auntie,

Don’t hold back. Your Grandma York is just like

“Grandma York

and full of rules. She did favor her granddaughters a little, saying that girls belong to other families when they grow up and can only be

weren’t very

very

to Grandma York. Maybe Grandma York could pass on her

up from the sofa and waved to her, “Bianca, you’re here! Come and talk to Grandma. I’m bored to death and want to go out for some fresh

New Year. Don’t go running around, or your grandchildren won’t find you