Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3960

Married At First Sight Chapter 3960 
Chapter 3960 
     
The elders back at Wildridge Manor were naturally concerned. Having Serenity stay at Zachary’s villa meant everyone could keep an eye on her, giving them—and Zachary— a sense of relief. 
That night, Grandma May brought several of her granddaughters-in-law to Zachary’s grand villa in the Regent Residences. The butler, Sam, had chosen not to return home for the New Year. With Zachary’s approval, he had brought his family to the villa to celebrate together. 
Despite this, Sam, known for his strictness, ran a tight ship. Even with his family present, he enforced clear boundaries, ensuring they didn’t wander into the main house uninvited. 
As the villa’s butler, Sam had his own private residence on the property and didn’t live in the main house himself. 
When Sam saw Grandma May and the young ladies arriving late at night, he was taken aback. He hadn’t received any notice from Zachary or Serenity about their plans. 
“Did the eldest young lady come here alone?” Sam asked, stepping forward to greet Serenity, who had rolled down the car window. 
His immediate thought was that Zachary might have upset Serenity, leading her to leave Wildridge Manor and come here. With New Year’s Eve just a day away, he found her unexpected visit odd. 
However, as soon as he noticed Grandma May, along with Camryn and the others, he understood the situation. 
This was one of Grandma May’s playful stunts. She had clearly rounded up her granddaughters-in-law for an impromptu “runaway” adventure, leaving the young masters at home to scramble and wonder what was going on. 
Grandma May was known for her harmless mischief. The younger generation adored her and indulged her whims, letting her have her fun. After all, in their youth, she had been the one doting on them. Now that she was older, it was their turn to shower her with affection and patience. 
As Sam grew older, he found himself admiring Grandma May’s joyful life even more. Her family was united, her children and grandchildren were devoted to her, and harmony reigned in the household—everything most people longed for but few achieved. 
“Old madam, have the young ladies eaten yet?” Sam asked respectfully. 
“Yes, we’ve already eaten,” Grandma May replied warmly. “Don’t worry about us, Sam. Go spend time with your family. We’ll take care of ourselves tonight.” 
With that, Grandma May and her granddaughters-in-law settled in. The group gathered in the spacious living room, where they sang, played cards, and watched TV, filling the house with laughter and warmth. 
Even Hayden, typically composed and reserved, got caught up in the lively atmosphere. She joined her sisters-in-law for karaoke, showcasing a surprising talent for singing. 
“Hayden, do you sing often?” Serenity asked, clearly impressed. “You sound almost like a professional!” 
Hayden’s response was calm, as always. “I sing occasionally when I’m stressed. It helps me unwind.” 
Serenity, who now managed multiple companies herself, could easily imagine the pressure Hayden must face. 
As the head of Queen Enterprise—one of the largest corporations in Jensburg—Hayden carried a heavy workload and significant responsibility. Even after revealing her true identity as the eldest daughter of the Queen family, she continued running the company. At the same time, she increased her younger brother Hugh’s responsibilities to keep him from slacking off. 
Though the two siblings were close in age, their personalities couldn’t be more different. Hayden was steady and disciplined, while Hugh remained carefree and playful. 
Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Queen, were often anxious about Hugh’s lack of focus but chose not to force him into arranged blind dates. Instead, they allowed him to find his own path, believing that any decision about marriage and life partners should be his to make. 
Their open-minded approach extended to Hayden as well, though they had worried more about her future. After all, Hayden had spent her life disguised as a man, and most of her admirers were women. 
In hindsight, it was clearly Grandma May’s remarkable intuition that uncovered Hayden’s true identity and orchestrated her pairing with Kevin.