Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 4028 Chapter

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Mornings were the only time Tatum could enjoy a peaceful conversation with Elora without disrupting her hectic schedule. He cherished these moments, especially during their morning jogs.

Luckily, Tatum was already used to early runs from his days in Wiltspoon.

"Good morning, Miss," Tatum greeted with a warm smile as Elora approached.

Elora, slightly winded from her run, slowed down and smiled back. "Good morning."

had deepened. Though she had already thought highly of him, his humility and determination impressed her even more. She admired how he had set aside his privileged background to master

by side, they fell

busy now that the new year's underway," Tatum remarked with genuine concern. "You got home pretty

busy, but the post-holiday period is a whole new level of chaos. People like me wish

every night. Your schedule seems so disciplined. That's great-keep it up. These days, with everyone glued to their phones, it's rare to find someone who doesn't spend hours scrolling in bed before

old are you again?" Elora teased lightly. "Talking like that makes you sound like an old man. We're the same

age. But healthy habits need to start early. People think they can get away with staying up late because they're young, but that

for too long. Staying up late and overworking your

in a little-wake up at 7:30 instead? Or maybe make it home by 11 p.m. and try to be in bed before midnight. Especially for women, staying up late isn't great for your

my lifestyle. It's hard to change. If I take more time to rest, the work just piles up. "Thankfully, my cousins are stepping up and taking on more responsibilities now. I can finally rest on weekends-something I couldn't do before. Back then, even New Year's Day was just

sisters are fully capable of managing things and Alonzo grows a little older, I'll be able to relax more. Your eldest brother seems much more at ease now than before, doesn't he?" Tatum smiled at the mention of his family. As the sixth son of the Yorks, he