Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 176

Now things were starting to get interesting

Serenity had no idea that her man nipped another one of her headaches in the bud in those mere minutes. 

After the spaghetti was cooked to al dente, Serenity plated it together with the tomato sauce base. She also sprinkled diced pork belly and basil on top, but only a dash of chili powder on her plate. It was only a quick sprinkle as Serenity was worried it might be too spicy than she could take. 

Statistics showed that Wiltspoonians were not fond of the extra pow in their meals. 

“Mr. York, breakfast’s ready.” 

Serenity carried her plate out of the kitchen while beckoning Zachary, who was on the swing. to the dinner table. 

Zachary was without a word, but he left the balcony. 

Seeing that his breakfast was not served on the dining table, he quietly went into the kitchen. and brought out his share. 

chili powder as you like. My sister loves hot spices, so she put together a bunch of hot flavors to make her own.” The sisters had rather different palettes despite sharing the same mother. Serenity would usually add a pinch of chili powder to

the cuisine or not Liberty had a few potted plants on her balcony, but instead of flowers, she opted for peppers around the

anything greasy or

spicy food, huh? Maybe I should add fats and chili powder in the food for you to try

Zachary was speechless. 

let slip his

bore as the latter solemnly ate the food with a straight face She could lose

Serenity scrolled on

was then able to finish her breakfast quickly and licked her plate clean.

As she got on her feet, she noticed the spaghetti and the sauce were polished off the man’s plate. However, the pork belly bits and basil were piled up in a

that Zachary worked a lot, Serenity added more pork to his plate

surprise, he did not

skipped on the basil too

“Zachary,” 

get his attention. Her eyes shifted to his plate when Zachary looked at her. She asked, “Why didn’t you

did not make a

heir of the Yorks never ate more than a handful of pork