Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 4035 Chapter 4035

Tatum placed two plates of breakfast on the dining table, then walked over to Elora, who was still absorbed in the newspaper. "Miss, breakfast is ready," he said politely.

"I'm coming, I'm coming," came Alonzo's voice from the stairs.

Elora glanced up just in time to see him sprinting down the stairs, dragging his small schoolbag behind him. "Alonzo!" she called sharply.

He froze mid-step, immediately straightened up, and slung his schoolbag onto his back. Then, with exaggerated care, he walked down the stairs one step at a time, trying not to draw any further scolding from his sister. It was clear the two little brothers shared similar mischievous streaks.

"Good morning, Sister. Good morning, Brother Tatum," Alonzo greeted respectfully once he reached the dining area.

Elora gave him a stern look. "If I catch you running down the stairs like that again, I'll punish you. No food made by Tatum for an entire week."

Alonzo's eyes widened. "Sister, a week is way too long!" he protested instinctively.

expression didn't soften. "And now you're bargaining with me? That must mean you don't want to change your

sighed dramatically. "Alright, alright. I'll change, okay? I was just trying to save

attempt at humor. For a moment, Alonzo straightened up and looked serious. But then he stuck out

on Tatum, and Alonzo thought that siding with him was a clever move. If he ever got into trouble, maybe Tatum

think I have thick thighs to cling to, huh? Let me tell you something: I'm on your sister's side. If you're banking on me pleading for you, it'd be better to just fix

I'll let you off this time, but if you pull another stunt like that, even Tatum won't be able to save you. He listens to

up at Tatum

after all. I follow her orders. You're lucky you even get to eat

dramatically. "Brother Tatum, you're afraid of

keep chatting here, don't come

mouth,

head. "That kid is getting

but Alonzo and Angelo are both good boys. They know where the line is. Sure,

well-behaved. They reminded him a lot of Rowan when he was younger. Tatum smiled at the thought. Rowan, the youngest of the York siblings, had always been a handful. With eight accomplished older brothers above him, Rowan had been both spoiled and disciplined in equal measure. Growing up under their watchful eyes,