Married at First Sight Chapter 537

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Married at First Sight Chapter 537

“I didn’t say anything like that. You did,” Old Mr. Hunt responded. “Where are you? Look at the time; your shop still isn’t open. Other businesses have already made a lot of money by now.”

“Zachary, my granddad is so worried about what time I’m opening my shop. Are pigs flying? Can you grab your phone and check from the balcony? You should take a picture of this rare event.”

With a frown, Old Mr. Hunt snapped, “Don’t change the subject, Serenity. I’m speaking to you. Your uncles, aunts, and I are waiting for you at the shop. Hurry up and come unlock the door! We haven’t even had breakfast yet. Pick up takeout on your way!”

“There are plenty of breakfast places nearby. You can go hungry if you don’t want to eat there.”

Why should Serenity be so nice as to get them takeaway? They would only berate her after they were fed.

Feeling offended by Serenity’s tone, Old Mr. Hunt was about to lash out when John grabbed the phone. John sounded pleasant as he spoke. “Serenity, this is your cousin John. We’re waiting in front of your shop. It would be great if you could come by soon; we need to discuss something with you.” “I’ll come over after I have my breakfast,” she replied.

“Alright. We’ll be waiting for you.”

John then ended the call.

“Was that your relatives again?” Zachary asked seriously as Serenity set down the phone.

He had been secretly making those people pay, so it must have been tough for them to return.

Josh was right that these people would swarm around Serenity, demanding money from her since they had nothing to lose now.

“Yes. I think all of them are waiting in front of my shop. I have no idea what they want. Anyway,

I will never comply with their request to cover my grandmother’s medical expenses. So what if they come in numbers? Given that Grandmom has many devoted children and grandchildren, Serenity, as the less favored granddaughter, feels no obligation to pay the hospital bill. Besides, her cousins lead better lives than Serenity and her sister.

“I’ll drive you to the shop later,” Zachary offered. Grandma May chimed in, “I’ve never met your relatives. It’s time we did.” The Hunts were completely ridiculous. Still, that did not change the fact that they were related to Serenity by blood. They were, in name, the in-laws of the York family. As the grandmother and grandson prepared to join her,

Serenity smiled and said, “It’ll be fine, Nana. All they want is money. I have the money, but I won’t give them any. What can they do about it?”

“I was willing to contribute a little for my father’s sake if they couldn’t afford my grandmother’s medical fees, despite how they treated me and my sister.

“But they are wealthier than I am. Their only barrier to paying is their greed. They even profited from my parents’ insurance payout. I wonder if their conscience will ever catch up with them.”

Granddad and Grandmom had not aged to the point of being unable to move or bedridden from illness. Yet, their children and grandchildren already expected Serenity to take responsibility. If the elderly couple were to become bedridden, their bodies might not be discovered until it was too late.

Every time Grandmom and Granddad felt unwell, it was Serenity’s parents who took them to the hospital and cared for them when her parents were still alive.

However, Grandmom frequently spoke poorly of her parents to the…

Townspeople. Grandmom and Granddad ought to closely observe how their preferred children are treating them at this moment.