her less. “Serenity is simply looking out for you and wants you to recover quickly. Remember, you were the one who complained about the side effects of the medication; that’s when she suggested injections instead. There’s nothing wrong with that,” she said, her attitude remaining unchanged.
“You need to take care of yourself and don’t make me worry about you. Additionally, while Serenity doesn’t have to manage the store right now, you shouldn’t let her do everything. Lend her a hand with the chores when you can.”
“Look, she got up early to work in the kitchen while you’ve been sleeping in,” Tania chided Zachary.
In the kitchen, Serenity suddenly realized why Zachary had asked her to wear an apron before opening the door for her mother-in-law. It was so Tania could see how hard she was working.
That man was still supporting her.
Serenity’s affection for Zachary deepened even more.
Zachary was helping to improve the relationship between them, making them feel a bit closer.
It is often said that mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law are natural adversaries, but they both loved the same man. As long as he acted as a mediator, they could coexist peacefully.
Although Tania wasn’t entirely pleased with Serenity, Zachary knew how to ease the tension. He intentionally allowed his mother to witness how Serenity cared for him, spoiled him, and worked diligently.
Women who married into the York family were pampered by their husbands and couldn’t tolerate men giving orders while doing nothing. A man shouldn’t just leave everything to his wife and nitpick her efforts.
Therefore, Zachary instructed Serenity to greet his mother while wearing an apron, so Tania would think Serenity had risen early to make breakfast while he continued to rest. This way, his mother would feel sympathetic toward Serenity and be less critical.
him instead.