Chapter 125
Jasmine looked at her cousin suspiciously and asked,” Shawn, why are you asking about this?”
Shawn would not admit his feelings for Serenity and that he was looking forward to Serenity‘s divorce,
so he lied.” I just care about Serenity. I don‘t mean anything else. Serenity is a nice girl. If her husband
doesn‘t treat her well, it‘ll be better to get a divorce sooner so she can find a man who will
appreciate her. That way, she can live a good life.”
“That‘s true. Serenity is great! I believe Mr. York will fall in love with her. He might even fall for her soon
er than the other way round!”
Jasmine only wished the best for her friend.
Shawn‘s heart ached.
He could not tell his cousin that he had a crush on Serenity because he was afraid Jasmine would tell h
is mother.
Not to mention, Shawn was a little younger than Serenity. Even if Serenity were to divorce, his mother
would never accept Serenity as a daughter–in–
law. Before Shawn had full confidence in pursuing Serenity, he was careful to conceal his feelings from
others.
The sun set over the ocean in the west. The sky quietly darkened as night fell.
Back in Brynfield, Serenity was bustling about the kitchen. The aroma of food wafted out from time to ti
me, attracting Zachary to the kitchen door. He wanted to help, but Serenity said she would do it all by h
erself since she was treating him to dinner and declined his help. He was watching TV in the hall but fel
t bored, so he might as well watch his wife cook.
Zachary looked at Serenity‘s graceful movements
with a deep and gentle gaze. Even though he had not noticed these changes in himself, he felt Serenity
possessed many strengths.
“Serenity,” Zachary called out suddenly as a thought popped into his head.
Serenity turned her head to look at him while she continued to cook and asked, “Speak your mind, Mr.
York.”
“You‘ve taken good care of those
few potted plants on the balcony. Can you spare me one to bring to the office so
I can put it on my desk?”
Serenity replied matter–of–
factly, “That pot is rather big. If you put it in the office, it‘s best not to put it on the table as it‘ll take up to
o much space. Just pick a spot in the office and place it there.”
“But I want to put it on my desk. I heard from my colleagues that the plant symbolizes fortune, so I thou
ght if I put it on my desk, it could help me attract fortune.”
“Then, you might as well buy a lucky cat and put it on your desk.”
Serenity scooped up the stir–fried vegetables and transferred them onto the plate while
saying, “If you want to put it on your desk, I can give you a miniature tree handicraft. It‘s not big, so it w
on‘t take up much space. It looks good and has a meaningful symbolism.”
Zachary spoke in such a big roundabout way because he wanted his wife to give him the handicrafts sh
e made. His wife fell into his trap
willingly, and he gladly played along “Do you have any in stock? Your handicrafts are intricate. Nana lov
es them so much that she puts them in the most conspicuous places in the house. Whenever anyone a
sks, she‘ll just sing praises of you.”
Nana praised Serenity highly, so much so she became Zachary‘s wife.
“I do have some in stock, but they‘re all orders for my customers. I won‘t have to rush in giving it to you s
Zachary did not
mind as long as Serenity was willing to give him her handmade crafts. He would not steal from her custo
“Can you make a lucky cat?”
“Yup.”
Zachary smiled. “Then I‘ll be greedy for once and ask for a lucky cat.”
Callum did not have a lucky cat, and now Zachary had one item more than Callum. “If your colleagues li
After a moment of silence, Zachary said, “Many
of my colleagues already know about your online store because Callum recommended it to them.” Callu
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