Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Zhan Yue looked at Zeng Xiaoya, who smiled and called him.

Her younger cousin politely called him “Brother Zhan.”

Zhan Yue had half a cup of tea. He wasn’t familiar with Master Tang, and didn’t know much about renovations, so he couldn’t join in the conversation. His uncle was doing all the talking.

He simply stood up and walked over to watch Zeng Xiaoya explain the test questions to his cousin.

The young man frowned, looking confused.

Seeing her cousin’s frown, Zeng Xiaoya asked, somewhat frustrated, “I’ve explained it to you three times, and you still don’t understand?”

“Sister, I don’t quite understand what you’re saying. It’s still a little confusing. It feels so complicated.”

“These two questions are just complicated. They’re not complicated, they’re not difficult, and you don’t need me to explain them to you.”

Her cousin’s grades were good. If he maintained these grades, he’d have no problem getting into a key university on the Gaokao. However, he might still fall short of a prestigious university like a 985 university.

all, a single point difference in the

“What kind of question is it? How difficult is

believe you are a top student. You men are more advantageous in science. Maybe my brother can understand

the test paper, and after

the side, and occasionally interjected

the last part,

Yue’s explanation after

said, “Mr. Zhan, you must be good at science. Your explanation is much simpler. What I think is complicated. Even if I can do it, it is still not as convenient and fast as yours, and it can still be understood

at both arts

but when high school was divided,

graduated, so you’ve lost touch with what you learned in high school. It’s different for me. My younger brother is a few years younger than me, and when he was still in high school, I often tutored him, which helped him

I started high school. Besides, he never asked

didn’t even need

a problem and couldn’t figure it out himself, he would just ask his sisters-in-law because they were patient. Unlike his brothers, who would explain it to him once and then glare at him like he

“I see.”