Married at First Sight Chapter 1525

Chapter 1525

Josh asked, “Don’t you have a business dinner tonight?”

He shifted the topic to steer Zachary away from discussing the flowers again.

Zachary made it seem as though Josh had never received any flowers.

“I’m picking my wife up; she’ll be joining me tonight,”

Josh replied with a hum of acknowledgment.

“I plan to take a break after working for another week,”

as his and Jasmine’s wedding was approaching.

Zachary remarked, “Isn’t there still half a month until the wedding day?”

As they walked outside together, Josh responded, “Half a month is only two weeks. Can’t I take a break a week early?”

He couldn’t possibly work right up to his wedding day, could he?

Zachary had no counter to that.

“Mr. York, Mr. Bucham,”

everyone greeted them respectfully as they exited.

“Shall we leave together?”

As Josh approached Zachary’s car, Zachary raised an eyebrow and asked.

“I have to take my wife home for dinner and then visit the house we’ll be living in after our marriage.”

Josh intended to avoid living with his parents post-wedding.

He desired privacy with Jasmine.

His parents respected his choice.

As long as he was willing to marry and have children, they were easy to deal with.

“Which house will you be using after the wedding?” Zachary asked casually.

They got into his Rolls-Royce while one of Zachary’s bodyguards took Josh’s Porsche to the bookstore.

“It’ll be the villa on the hilltop, the one near your house. Since Jasmine and Serenity are best friends, having that villa as our love nest will be convenient for their meet-ups as well.”

Josh had always followed

Zachary’s Journey in Home Buying.

Whenever Zachary purchased a house, he would also acquire another in the same area. This allowed him to enjoy free meals whenever he wanted, given their proximity.

“I thought that if you were relocating, I’d renovate a house close to yours for Serenity and me to move into after we get married. Since you chose the villa on the hilltop, I’ll stay there; I’ve lived there for nearly ten years and have grown quite attached to it,” he explained.

Zachary frequently stayed at the villa on the hilltop. There was no need for renovations, as he had only used the best materials and designs when he first furnished it.

Serenity was not a materialistic person either, but Zachary still intended to ask her if there was anything she wanted to change about the villa. He wanted to make any adjustments according to her preferences while there was still time.

Josh remarked, “You don’t need to refurbish your villa again, right? Even after living there for almost ten years, you utilized top-notch designs back then. Nothing will go out of style for at least another decade.”

“Most importantly, renovations can’t be completed in just a day or two,” he added.

Josh, too, had not renovated his villa. Since he rarely stayed there, he only focused on decorating it.

Zachary agreed, saying, “I think so too, but I’ll still ask for Serenity’s opinions. I believe the house would look great after some good decorating.”

“Whose house could be considered presentable if yours isn’t?” Josh laughed. “Other people’s newly renovated homes aren’t even as luxurious as yours.”

Just then, his phone rang.