Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 5295

“Taking care of one is the same as taking care of two, so why don’t you have time? No matter how many children you have, your aunt will help you take care of them.” 
“I’m just afraid you’ll think your aunt has a generation gap with you and won’t be able to raise your kids well.” 
Zhou Yang said, “How could that be? Your aunt and uncle are both very good at educating children. Look how well you’ve raised Bao Bao and Bei Bei.” 
“Bao Bao was most influenced by his great-grandmother, not just by me.” 
Although the old lady was a great-grandmother, she only raised the first few children; the ones most influenced by her were Bao Bao and the twins from the third son’s family. “Great-grandmother was a very capable person. It’s a pity she didn’t dedicate herself to education.” 
“If great-grandmother were still here, I would send all my babies to her to help me take care of them.” 
Serenity said, “Yes, it would be great if she were still here.” 
But that’s unrealistic. 
People live to be a hundred, but they are rare. 
The old lady’s life was already very fulfilling. She lived to a ripe old age, but suffered from illness and pain. 
She had many children and grandchildren, all of whom were filial. 
She was a true winner in life. 
Serenity never dared to dream of living as long as the old lady. She always told Zachary that if she could live to see her children all grow up and start their own families, becoming both a grandmother and a maternal grandmother, then dying would be a good death. 
Zachary scolded her. 
He doted on her and couldn’t bear to raise his voice at her, let alone scold her.But when she said those things, Zachary would genuinely scold her. 
He said he was older than her, and if anyone was to die, it would be him first. He also said his family members were all long-lived; even his grandfather, who died before his grandmother, lived to be over seventy. 
Serenity said her genes weren’t York Family genes, and while the York Family were longlived, she might not. 
Zachary said she had married into the York Family and lived there for decades, so she was a member. Although her genes weren’t from the York Family, the family’s feng shui could influence her fortune, naturally leading to her longevity. 
Zachary said the couple should live to at least their eighties, and of course, living a century like his grandmother would be even better. 
Eighty was considered a long life; people today face immense pressure, and many feel they can’t hold on much longer by middle age. 
“If she were still here, she definitely wouldn’t let you all be single in your thirties.” 
Zhou Yang said with a laugh, “Auntie, it’s only because I’m over thirty that they’re all still under thirty, Bao Bao is only in his twenties.” 
“When I was Bao Bao’s age, I was already a mother, and he’s still a single dog. You’re the worst, over thirty and still not in a relationship. Tell your aunt what type you like, and your aunt will find you someone according to your requirements.” 
“Every time I talk to your mother on the phone, she asks me to arrange blind dates for you, she’s anxious about your marriage.” 
“Sonny, work is important, making money is important, but you can’t earn all the money in the world. Occasionally, we can relax, take a break, and have time to date.” 
“Life isn’t just about work. You’re practically a workaholic, your schedule is always packed. When are you going to settle down?” 
“We can’t rest easy until you’re settled, we’ll always have to worry about you. But no matter how anxious you are, you can’t listen to your father’s arrangements. I heard your aunt keeps trying to introduce you to girlfriends?” 
Zhou Hongying really can’t change her ways, she’s hopeless. 
Fortunately, my sister divorced Hank; otherwise, having a relative like Zhou Hongying would be a real headache.She’s shameless, her skin is as thick as a city wall. 
She’ll do anything to get what she wants, even if it means being shameless. 
Zhou Yang said, “Auntie, I can’t say for sure, but none of the young women I know have yet caught my eye.” 
“My aunt said she’d introduce me to a girlfriend, and she even had my grandparents tell me to come back whenever I have time. She’s arranging blind dates for me, but I’m not listening to her.” 
“I also told my grandparents that I’ll decide my own marriage, and my aunt doesn’t need to worry about it.” Even 
as a child, Zhou Yang wouldn’t let his aunt control him. Now, in his early thirties and a highlevel manager in two large corporations, his social experience is many times greater than it was when he was a child. 
How could he possibly be controlled by Zhou Hongying?