Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3912 Chapter

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"Your family? Are you saying the York Corporation in Wiltspoon belongs to your family?" Rosie's voice trembled with surprise as she stared at Tatum, her expression a mix of shock and disbelief.

All eyes in the Ormond family turned toward the two of them, their curiosity unmistakable.

"Yes," Tatum replied calmly, his tone steady. "It's my family's business. Our ancestors laid the foundation, and now my eldest brother runs it." Rosie's curiosity only deepened. "What's your rank among the brothers?"

She had spent half a month in Wiltspoon on a business trip with her husband, giving her a glimpse into the world of the York family, the wealthiest household in the city. Stories of their good family traditions and remarkable discipline had left a strong impression on her. The York sons, in particular, were legendary for their talent and charisma. And now, seeing Tatum-so handsome it seemed almost unfair-she couldn't reconcile the idea of him being a chef for the Ormond family.

Adding to the intrigue, the York family was known for its long line of sons. Generations had passed without a daughter, and Old Madam York had famously yearned for one. When her wish for a daughter went unfulfilled, she began hoping for

the sixth," Tatum answered, referring to his birth order among the

smile. "Sixth Young Master York, it's an honor to meet you. I've visited Wiltspoon and spent a delightful half-month

your eldest brother, right?" Rosie asked, her tone laced with

Our family has a strong bond among the brothers, and even with our cousins, we're all

your grandmother-the pillar of your family. People say she's open-minded and wise, and that she personally raised all nine of you brothers. I can't imagine how many people envy her." Indeed, tales of the York matriarch were often shared among families with less accomplished children or grandchildren. The idea that one woman had successfully raised not one but nine exceptional grandsons was nothing

almost as if talent is a birthright in the York family. With a foundation like

the kind words about my grandmother, Miss Fowler. She truly is extraordinary. To us, she's the

I'll leave you and Elora to enjoy your hot pot. I

stepping away

Ormond family members itching to interrogate Rosie about