Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3518

The old lady was not upset by the complaint. “Nowadays, transportation is convenient. You can fly to another country in the morning and be there by noon. Distance isn’t an issue. As long as the person is good and suitable, that’s all that matters.

You can laugh secretly, but you still have the nerve to complain about the distance and worry about their marriage. You can worry until you go gray, but you’ll still be as carefree as you are now,” she said.

The old lady touched her gray hair. “I worry about those stubborn ones, and that’s why my hair has turned gray.”

Tania looked at her mother-in-law’s gray hair and joked, “Mom, you can dye your hair black. You take good care of yourself and look like you’re in your early sixties. If you dye your hair, you’ll look even younger. But don’t dye it. Face reality bravely and accept that you’re getting older.”

The person who entered was Camryn. She overheard Tania and Grandma May’s conversation.

“Grandma, Aunt,” Camryn greeted warmly.

Grandma May and Tania turned to see her and visibly relaxed. They exchanged knowing glances.

“Camryn, come sit next to Grandma,” the old lady invited with a smile.

Tania tactfully moved to make space for Camryn.

Camryn sat down.

“Why are you alone? Where’s Callum?” the old lady asked.

“Callum went to work. I’ll rest at home and keep you company, Grandma,” Camryn replied with a smile.

The old lady appreciated Camryn’s calm demeanor.

“Yes, you should rest when needed. You can’t make enough money. Don’t overwork yourself. Our family isn’t short of money. As long as your company runs smoothly, pays wages, and doesn’t lay off workers, it’s fine,” the old lady said, holding Camryn’s hand affectionately.

She envied the old lady Johnson for having such a beautiful and lovely great-granddaughter. Avah was also easy to care for. Having raised more than a dozen children herself, the old lady had never seen a child as easy as Avah.

Though Avah didn’t laugh much, her fair, tender skin and big round eyes could melt hearts when she smiled.

“Grandma, don’t go out. Callum and the others said they should take good care of you and not let you run around,” Camryn advised.

The old lady was momentarily speechless.

The younger generations had begun to control her.