Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 4267

Chapter 4267

"Elora, Grandma just likes your personality. If anything comes up, it's always best to talk faceto-face."

Old Lady York praised Elora, then took back her phone and slipped it into her trouser pocket.

She walked forward with Elora, chatting along the way.

Elora felt reassured by the response and grew even closer to Old Lady York.

Not only did Old Lady York personally take Elora on a tour of FC Manor, but she also promised to take her out to the night market later, insisting that Elora probably never had time to go shopping.

Meanwhile, Tania and the others were summoned back to FC Manor.

The moment Tania saw her future daughter-in-law, she was overjoyed- completely satisfied with Elora.

Watching this unfold, Old Lady Johnson couldn't help but feel a twinge of envy. Several of her grandsons were still single.

Back in the day, she and her close friends personally handpicked their grandsons' wives and even arranged for them to pursue their future spouses. Every match had turned out successful, leading to strong, loving relationships.

Now, she was tempted to do the same.

young masters of the Johnson family

staying with the Johnsons for two days,

the Ormond family

had flown to Annenburg to

she was away on a

the only one waiting for her was

idea when she'd return, they had stopped waiting up for her, going about

however, stood in the yard, watching as Elora's private

notified the family driver, instructing him to pick

strode

though it had only been two days,

way to FC Manor, leaving him

ate in the staff cafeteria and

Alonzo had begged him to make something

in it. If he

wasn't

taste right. The reputation

talented chef and as a man who enjoyed a good beer-wasn't something he was willing to ruin. So, he chose

from pestering him,

were understanding and stopped insisting. Instead,

they privately grumbled to Tatum, saying that although they once found the other chefs' food decent, after getting used to his cooking, nothing else seemed to measure up.