Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3910

Married At First Sight Chapter 3910 
Chapter 3910 
The Ormond sisters had clear criteria for their future partners. First, the man’s family background had to match their own illustrious lineage. Second, he needed to live in the same city or a neighboring one—no long-distance relationships for them. 
Tatum had worked for Elora long enough to understand her personal requirements for a husband. Grandma had chosen Elora as his intended partner, and at first, Tatum thought it would be a smooth journey. But now, he realized just how complicated it was. 
For starters, Elora wasn’t someone who fell in love easily. On top of that, her unwillingness to marry far from home was a significant obstacle. 
Was he supposed to move in with her family? 
He thought about his third sister-in-law, Hayden, who was also reserved and cool. But 
Hayden had a capable twin brother, Hugh, who could manage her family’s business. 
Elora, on the other hand, had a little brother, Alonzo, who was still in elementary school. 
It would take at least 20 years before Alonzo could take over the family’s responsibilities. 
Tatum decided that once his relationship with Elora was more secure, he’d return home to discuss the situation with his family elders. If the Ormonds insisted on him joining their household, would his family agree? Even if he didn’t formally move in with them, he’d likely have to spend most of his time in Province X. 
Adding to his worries was a middle-aged man named Labbe, who seemed to be targeting Elora and her sister Tinsley. 
River, his younger brother, laughed over their voice call. “Brother Tatum, you’ve been gone so long, but you’re still stuck at square one.” 
Tatum sighed, annoyed by River’s teasing. “Do you think it’s easy to win someone’s heart? Grandma’s choices for us aren’t exactly simple. Wait until she picks someone for you—you’ll see how hard it is.” 
River chuckled. “That’s a problem for future me. The three of us are still young. I’ve got at least four more years of freedom, Alex can enjoy another five or six, and Rowan? He’s still a kid. We’re in the clear for now.” 
River’s confidence brimmed as he continued. “I’m telling you, when my time comes, I won’t drag things out like you guys. I’ll go all in! I’ll claim love at first sight, launch a fullon passionate pursuit, and win her over with my charm. Strong women can’t resist persistent men, and I’m outstanding enough to pull it off. I’ll bet I can propose, get married, and throw a wedding all within six months!” 
Tatum chuckled dryly. “Keep dreaming. Unless you go straight to getting a marriage certificate like our eldest brother and sister-in-law, you’re going to have to work for it. Grandma has a sharp eye. The women she picks are incredible, but they’re not easily impressed.” 
He paused, the reality of his situation sinking in. “Honestly, I can’t even show Elora how I feel yet. To her, I’m just her private chef—someone she could replace tomorrow. If I confessed my feelings now, she’d fire me in an instant and kick me out of the Ormond household.” 
River smirked. “If Grandma’s choice for me is down for a quick marriage, I’ll take a page out of Eldest Brother’s book. Marry first, fall in love later.” 
The men of the York family had a strong sense of loyalty to both family and marriage. Once they tied the knot, they were committed for life—as long as their wives stayed faithful. Flash marriages weren’t a bad thing in their eyes; feelings could be cultivated over time. 
“Look at Eldest Brother and Sister-in-law,” River added. “They’re a perfect example. Their relationship started with a flash marriage, and now they’re genuinely happy. But of course, it doesn’t work out for everyone. Some people rush into marriage only to realize they’re incompatible and end up divorced. There are plenty of those stories too.” 
Tatum sighed. “I’m done. I’m taking a nap.” 
Before River could say another word, Tatum hung up, cutting the conversation short. He didn’t have the energy to deal with his younger brother’s endless chatter anymore.