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Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 2222

Mrs. Lane placed the sour prune aside and said with a grin, “You can’t let Mr. York know of this, Mrs. York. Otherwise, he’ll deduct my bonus.

“I prepared two desserts for you too. It’s not much, just two small pieces to satisfy your cravings.”

Serenity watched as Mrs. Lane took one delicious dish after another out of the insulated lunch boxes and placed them on the office table. Then, she looked toward the desserts. She could finish those two small pieces of cake in a bite.

She said, “The cakes are tiny, Mrs. Lane. There’s only one sour prune too. It’ll only worsen my cravings, not satisfy them. It’s too little.”

Grandma May said, “Zack gave Mrs. Lane a special reminder because he was scared you would vomit. He also stressed that I shouldn’t spoil you by letting you eat sour or sweet food. He told me that you even vomited bile this morning.

“You should be content that Mrs. Lane even brought you one sour prune.”

Serenity said, “Okay. I’m content. One it is. It’s better than none.

“Have you and Mrs. Lane eaten, Nana? Let’s have lunch together. I can’t finish so much food alone.”

“We brought more food to enjoy with you because we haven’t eaten. Food tastes better with some company.”

Grandma May asked Mrs. Lane to have lunch with them.

Since Zachary was not around, Mrs. Lane was more relaxed and did not reject the invitation.

The three of them thoroughly enjoyed the food in Serenity’s office.

Although Serenity had morning sickness, which meant she would vomit after eating, she still had a good appetite and could eat a lot.

Her office was filled with all sorts of snacks too. Zachary had prepared them for her.

He heard from Josh that pregnant women were ravenous. They would crave food frequently. Like Jasmine, Serenity loved food. After getting pregnant, her love for food only increased. Therefore, Zachary had prepared many snacks that were safe for pregnant women to consume.

“Seren.”

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