He had set many matters aside, likely believing he still had time before the wedding. “We got pregnant early, didn’t we, Tania? You had Zack by the time we returned from our honeymoon.” Liam had no ulterior motive in making this remark. However, Zachary interpreted it differently. He thought his parents might claim they weren’t in a rush to have a grandchild, but the reality was they were eager. They probably believed that he and Serenity should be expecting a baby since they had been married for months. His mother had him soon after returning from her honeymoon, and now, after five months of being officially together with Serenity, they still weren’t expecting.
Could their health be a factor? Since Mrs. Stone mentioned that frequent intimacy could influence the chances of conception, Zachary had been holding back for a few nights, merely holding Serenity as she slept.
“Zack, did you have a fight with Seren because she isn’t pregnant?” Tania asked, narrowing her eyes at her husband as she sensed something was off. Zachary paused before responding, “Seren was concerned there might be a health issue and suggested we get a check-up. I refused because I believe both of us are healthy. We take care of ourselves, so I doubt there’s any issue.
“She asked if I was afraid of doctors. Anyway, she insisted on the medical examination, but I didn’t want to go. Then… I got angry and left her.”
Liam and Tania were left speechless. Moments later, Tania raised her hand and slapped Zachary. Liam, in frustration, hurled the chessboard at his son. The board and pieces, which had been neatly stored, crashed down onto Zachary.
Scattered on the ground, Zachary winced and grimaced. He glanced at his parents and said, “What’s the issue with getting a physical? Just think of it as an annual check-up. If you really don’t want to go through with it, then why did you abandon Seren? You’re hurting her; she probably feels upset and wants to cry.” Tania shouted at her son, “When are you going to work on that temper of yours?”