Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 1239

Chapter 1239

“Alright, that’s decided then. I enjoy seeing you drunk. You’ll be all over me!”

Zachary kept his voice down at the end.

Serenity was lost for words.

The callous man had changed a lot. He could be such a flirt over the phone.

“Are things going well? Did they kick up a fuss?”

The extremes Old Mrs. Hunt would go to had not been forgotten.

Zachary was worried Old Mrs. Hunt would cause a scene.

Still, there was no cause for concern as Zachary assigned bodyguards to protect Serenity, She brought lawyers, and she could fight.

“It’s going well. My granddad must have told my grandmom what his sons and grandson said. My grandmom did not act up this time. She was cooperative. I got my maternal grandparents to come. They said they didn’t want my mom’s share and wanted us to have it.”

“Okay.”

Zachary had not met the Howdens.

The Howdens were cruel for what they did back then. Nevertheless, that fact could be overlooked since they raised Lisa.

“My maternal grandparents apologized to us. They said they were unsympathetic for not taking me and Liberty in or standing up for us when my grandparents picked on us. They understood we had it rough over the years.”

Serenity added, “But I don’t want to sweat the small stuff anymore. No matter what, they raised my mom.

“Will that make you think that I’m too forgiving, Zachary?”

“No. You’re a person of principles. You’re calling me Zachary again.”

Serenity grinned. “Babe.”

Serenity and Liberty’s uncles invited the girls over for lunch, but Liberty turned them down.

At least, there was no more fighting between them.

Still, Liberty and Serenity were not saints to forget about the past and share a meal with their relatives.

After lunch, the girls chatted with Mrs. Deli and the other townspeople for a while before going into town to file the paperwork at the land registry during working hours. They then left their hometown.

Serenity wanted to give Mrs. Deli some money, but the latter would not have any of it. Mrs. Deli insisted on giving the sisters her homegrown fruits and vegetables.

The people sent by Elisa to sign an agreement with the mayors of neighboring towns arrived after Serenity and Liberty were gone.

These two matters were done in a day.

With the contracts signed, work could be started on Serenity’s and Elisa’s invested project. It was close to evening by the time they got back to the city.