Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 369

Chapter 369 Serenity patted the back of Elisa‘s hand and comforted her.” You‘re a good girl, Elisa. Give up the man who doesn‘t belong to you, and you‘ll find happiness at your next stop.”

Elisa pursed her lips. Her eyes reddened, but she stubbornly wiped away the tears at the corners of her eyes and forced a cheerful expression. “Yeah. As long as I want to marry someone, there are plenty of men lining up for my hand in marriage. I don‘t have to steal another woman‘s man!”

Jasmine chimed in, “Isn‘t it nice to remain single? You‘ll be free and unfettered.”

She had not fallen in love with a man before, so she could not imagine Elisa‘s pain of not being able to attain her love.

Elisa looked at her and thought of something. Her eyes were still red, but she laughed and said, “Ms. Sox got famous in Wiltspoon for lying down on the ground at Mrs. Dawson‘s party. “You were really unk. Thinking about it now, you did that on purpose, right? I neard your family has been nagging you to get married.”

Jasmine chuckled. “They‘re much quieter now. My mom and aunt stopped getting together to prattle about which rich gentleman they‘re going to marry me off to.” Elisa laughed. “Your method is truly amazing. Your aunt is probably reluctant to mention you in front of other noble ladies now. I‘ve met your aunt before when I accompanied my mom to banquets. Besides praising her own children, the only other person she talks about is you.”

“Fortunately, I managed to break free.”

Jasmine remembered that night and smiled smugly.

“By the way, I almost forgot. Jasmine, my husband wants to set you up with his colleague. He‘s about the same age and apparently is quite handsome. He also has a high salary and a good family background, but he has never dated before because he‘s too busy with work.”

Jasmine said, “...You two are matchmaking me?”

“He casually mentioned it to me. Judging by my husband‘s description, that man‘s conditions didn‘t sound that bad. If you‘re interested, I‘ll ask him to arrange a meeting for you, but if you don‘t want to, l‘ll help you decline.” Jasmine thought about it. This was the first time her best friend and her husband were playing her matchmaker. Furthermore, it was Mr. York‘s colleague, which meant he was working in York Corporation. Solely based on these facts was enough to determine that this man was a professional elite and not a trust fund kid.

There was no harm in meeting him. She would not let her friend‘s kind intentions go to waste.