Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 2302

Knowing that Hugh had come for the drama, Hayden sighed and unlocked the door.

Hugh opened the office door and said, “Where’s Kevin? I heard he dressed up as a woman. Did he come to our office?”

Hugh looked interested. He had rushed over as soon as he heard the news just so he could catch a glimpse of the scene.

To think Kevin would dress up as a woman and lie about himself being his own twin sister.

For generations, the York family had been without daughters. Though no one could be sure if he actually had a twin sister, nobody would be unaware if he did as the elders of the Yorks would have spoiled her rotten.

Hayden looked unfazed. She asked coldly, “Who did you hear it from?”

“Many people were talking about it. I rushed over as soon as I heard. So, is it true? Have you seen Kevin wear women’s clothes? Does he look pretty?

“I never thought he would dress up as a woman for you. I’m dying of laughter.

“Are you touched, Hayden? Kevin treats you pretty well. Although he approached you initially because of his grandmother, he has later developed sincere feelings for you. I can sense it. Our parents, who went through the same thing, can sense it too.

“Look at how much they adore Kevin. This means he’s a decent person. Our parents are more experienced than us. Although they really want to witness you getting married, your happiness is still their priority,” Hugh whispered as he was afraid of the secretary outside overhearing their conversation.

He lowered his voice further, “You should consider Kevin. Give him a chance.”

Hayden looked toward her brother and said, “Hugh, why are you putting in good words for Kevin? What benefits did he offer you?”

Hugh chuckled. “Absolutely nothing. He didn’t offer me anything. I told him that he could please me, his future brother-in-law, but his attitude toward me didn’t change; let alone offer me benefits.

“I want you to be happy. Kevin’s an excellent guy. He suits you.”

Hayden was a person of few words whereas Kevin was talkative. They complemented each other.