Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3975 Chapter 3975

Mrs. Du replied without hesitation: "Of course, you should leave him a way out. As long as you end up with that boy, your future will be filled with happiness. I've seen so many men over the years, and I still believe he's the one most suited for you." Even though Mrs. Du had been upset with Evan before, she couldn't help but hope her daughter would win him over. In her eyes, Evan was already her ideal son-in-law.

Abby smiled at her mother's message but didn't respond.

Deep down, she understood her mother's perspective.

Truthfully, Abby wasn't as angry as she might have been when Evan rejected her.

After all, his feelings had always been directed at her-he just didn't know it.

Evan had been left in the dark, deceived by her multiple identities, manipulated without realizing it.

But even so, when he believed he didn't love Abby, he made a clean break. He confessed honestly and walked away without lingering, ensuring she wouldn't get even more hurt. Abby admired that about him. Now that she knew Grandma York had chosen her to be Evan's wife, Abby couldn't help but feel curious. Why her? What made Grandma York decide she was the one?

If Grandma York hadn't intervened, Abby wasn't sure if their paths would have ever crossed in a meaningful way. Without

the only one-Elisa and Jasmine had

Serenity

batch of new novels. She'd devoured everything in the store, as usual, and was always on the hunt

and peanuts-sat on the counter, and Jasmine casually munched on the seeds while

Serenity made a phone call, Jasmine glanced up

are you in Huyoniville?"

the line. "Yes, I'm in Huyoniville, sister-in-law.

of roses and a

for a moment. "Sister-in-law... how

still several minutes out. His grandmother had given him a task-buy a house in Huyoniville, preferably as close to the Du

sell their homes. The best he could do was find a villa nearby, but even that was

picked one out, paid a deposit, and was waiting to finalize the purchase. For now, he was

said. "Hang on, I'll