Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3959

Married At First Sight Chapter 3959 
Chapter 3959 
     
“Grandma, it’s not that Evan isn’t listening to you. He just met Abby. Honestly, if Zachary hadn’t told me, I’d have never guessed Abby had so many identities. She’s hidden them so well. Evan’s been searching for so long and still couldn’t figure it out,” someone remarked. 
Serenity smiled. “Well, Grandpa Silver Fox’s top apprentice is truly something else.” 
Grandma May had always treated Evan with special care, even going so far as to choose someone extraordinary for him—Grandpa Silver Fox’s very own apprentice. 
Those seasoned elders and the prodigies they trained weren’t just remarkable; they were on a whole other level. Any one of them could rival even Julian. 
“But Evan’s stuck. That dream keeps haunting him,” Grandma May sighed. “It’s strange. He’d never even met Bianca before, yet, before I gave him her picture, he’d already dreamed about her. The same dream, over and over again.” 
“Maybe it’s fate,” Camryn said with a warm smile. “Who knows? Maybe they were husband and wife in a past life.” 
“The real mystery, Grandma, is how you knew Abby was both Bianca and Fox,” Camryn added, her curiosity piqued. 
In truth, Camryn also wanted to know how Grandma May had chosen her. After all, the older woman had once orchestrated her match with Callum. 
Back then, Camryn was blind and barely more than a servant in the Newman household, living a life of hardship. Yet somehow, Grandma May saw through it all and welcomed her into the York family as a daughter-in-law. 
It wasn’t just Camryn who wondered. Hayden, too, was curious about how Grandma May had picked her out, matching her with Kevin. 
Hayden had been raised dressing as a man, looking more masculine than most men. Even her own parents often forgot she was a woman. Plenty of women admired her, but none had uncovered her true identity. 
Wiltspoon and Jensburg were worlds apart, and Grandma May rarely visited Jensburg. Yet she’d known Hayden’s secret long before anyone else. 
Someday, the York family would have nine young mistresses. Apart from Serenity and whoever married the youngest York brother, nearly every one of them likely shared the same question: How did Grandma May know? 
The old lady chuckled. “That’s my special gift. And I’m not spilling my secrets. If I told you, my mystique would disappear. I need to keep you all thinking I’m incredible, don’t I?” 
Everyone fell silent, exasperated but amused. 
What could they do with such a mischievous grandma? 
“Come on, Grandma, just tell us. Satisfy our curiosity,” someone coaxed. 
Camryn turned to Hayden. “Hayden, don’t you want to know?” Hayden nodded without hesitation. 
Then Camryn asked Serenity, “What about you, Seren?” 
Serenity grinned. “Of course I want to know, but it’s pointless. If Grandma doesn’t want to say, no amount of begging will change her mind. Her secrets are locked up tight.” 
Grandma May laughed, clearly pleased. “Seren gets me. That’s why we make such a good team.” 
Then she added, “By the way, we’re not going home tonight. We’ll head back after breakfast tomorrow morning.” 
Hayden raised an eyebrow. “If we’re not going home, where are we staying?” 
“Your men own plenty of houses in the city. There’s no shortage of options,” Grandma May replied with a playful smirk. “I even have several properties of my own. Plus, we’ve got a big hotel in the family. But you know what? Let’s all stay at Seren’s place for the night. It’ll be more fun that way.” 
Zachary’s expansive villa in the Regent Residences was more than spacious enough to accommodate everyone. 
“Sounds good to me,” Serenity said, her tone nostalgic. “It’s been a while since I’ve stayed there. Zachary and I built so many sweet memories in that house. But since I got pregnant, we’ve spent most of our time at Wildridge Manor.”