Married at First Sight NovelChapter 2177 – Serenity couldn’t take it anymore and was taken away by a beautiful sleep at the end of the night, so the
husband and wife chatter came to an end. The next day, Serenity was woken up by a knock on the door.
The knock on the door was like that night a year ago, when she thought Zachary would not come back, when she locked the door, she was finally woken up by Zachary knocking on the door. She opened her eyes and turned her head to see that Zachary was no longer there.
She guessed he got up early to prepare breakfast for her. The knocking ended quickly as the door opened. When Zachary opened the door, he saw his grandma, and he called grandma. The old lady squeezed him away, went straight into the room, and asked him, “Where’s Serenity?”
Zachary: “She is still sleeping. Grandma returned over night? arrived early in the day. How do you know we’re here, Grandma?”
Hearing that Serenity was still sleeping, Grandma May’s voice became much quieter.
When Zachary approached, she slapped Zachary’s arm and scolded him in a low voice: “In the middle of the night, you also ran back with Serenity. In the urban area, fortunately Serenity is in good health, otherwise if you make such a fuss, if something happens, I will settle the score with you.
Serenity is pregnant, and I have no choice but to come back. It is important to choose a wife for the fifth and sixth child, but Serenity is more important. Does Serenity feel uncomfortable?” Grandma May actually just arrived this morning.
Grandma May didn’t see the usual car of the oldest grandson, so she guessed that the young couple had left the Wooldridge Manor. When she asked the security guard on duty, she learned that the young couple left the Manor last night. She went straight to Bryn field.
She was very clear about what the grandson who was brought up by herself was thinking. Sure enough, it didn’t fail. “Grandma, your granddaughter-in-law is in good health. She’s fine. She’s just hungry. Last night, she suddenly wanted to eat a soup with a lot of sauerkraut and peanuts.
I couldn’t satisfy her at home, so I brought her back to the city.” Zachary answered grandma’s question in a low voice, and also explained the reason why the young couple sneaked back to the city last night.
“Seren said she wanted to spend the night here, so I naturally satisfied her, grandma, everything I did was to make your granddaughter-in-law happy, so don’t blame me when you grow old.” Zachary was condescending in front of others, but to grandma, he was just an ordinary grandson.
When his grandma beat him, she didn’t give him any face. Although, grandma hadn’t beaten him for a long, long time. Zachary: “Seren satisfies herself by eating whatever she likes. Pregnant women are like this. Sometimes they suddenly want to eat something.
If they can’t eat it, they feel uncomfortable. They have to eat it until they are satisfied. Only when they are satisfied can they feel comfortable.”
Grandma May smiled and said: “It was the same when I was pregnant with your Grandpa, but our conditions at that time were not as good as they are now. Even if your family is a famous family, at that time, there were many wishes that were difficult to achieve.
Different from your current era, there are many out-of-season things. What are you doing for breakfast? I think I smell sour.”
Zachary said in a low voice: “Your granddaughter-in-law said that she still wants to eat sauerkraut today.
I will cook sauerkraut noodles for her. I bought sauerkraut from the vegetable market. When I washed it and prepared to shred it, grandma, you came.”
The old lady went to the kitchen door and looked twice, but didn’t go in, she turned around and sat down in front of the sofa, and ordered:
“Grandma also has a bowl.” Zachary: “That’s for sure, grandma is here, why don’t I prepare grandma’s share. Grandma, you rest first,
I’m going to make breakfast.” Grandma May: “Go.
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