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Married at First Sight Chapter 1642

Chapter 1642
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When we admire someone, all their flaws seem to transform into strengths. Conversely, when we dislike someone, even their virtues can appear as shortcomings.
“Good evening, Ms. Stone.”
Andrew greeted Elisa with a smile.
He glanced behind her.
There was no sign of Mrs. Stone.
Mrs. Stone had been the one to invite him for a meal, so he expected her to be present.
She had been overly gracious. He had only stopped to check on her when he saw her sitting on the floor, and he had driven her home afterward. It was a minor effort for him.
Still, she treated Andrew as if he were her savior. Her overwhelming gratitude made him feel a bit uncomfortable.
Elisa had also called him numerous times to invite him to dinner as a way to express her gratitude.
He had politely declined each time.
However, Mrs. Stone insisted on inviting him multiple times that day. Andrew ultimately agreed to the dinner in hopes of restoring his peace and quiet, believing that after one meal together, she would feel she had repaid his kindness and leave him alone.
“My mom is waiting for you in a private room, Mr. Reading,” Elisa explained.
Andrew sighed with relief.
As long as he wasn’t dining alone with Elisa, he felt fine.
Though he believed Elisa had changed significantly, he still preferred not to be alone with her. He worried that the paparazzi might capture the moment and turn it into a scandal that would trend online.
His status in Wiltspoon was particularly sensitive.
As the nephew of the head of the York family and Zachary’s cousin, any scandal involving him would quickly become a trending topic.
The Readings maintained a very low profile, and he did not want to be the first member of his family to become a trending topic.

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“After you, Mr. Reading.”

Elisa welcomed Andrew into the hotel. He nodded politely and followed her inside. They quickly arrived at the private room where Elisa opened the door and gestured for Andrew to enter.

Upon entering, Andrew relaxed when he saw that Mrs. Stone and Remy were already present.

“Mrs. Stone, Mr. Johnson,” Andrew greeted them.

Remy stood to welcome him, motioning for him to take a seat. Mrs. Stone also greeted Andrew with a warm smile, expressing exceptional friendliness.

Andrew chose to sit beside Remy. Once seated, he grinned at Mrs. Stone and said, “You’re too kind, Mrs. Stone. It was no trouble at all.”

“It may not have been trouble for you, but you saved me. I’m grateful to you. I’ve always been clear about gratitude and grudges. I’ll repay kindness and take revenge on those who wrong me. So, please don’t be too formal with me in the future, Andrew. If you don’t give me a chance to repay you, I won’t be able to eat in peace.”

The Stones and the Yorks could be considered relatives, making their interactions with the Reading family quite normal.

Mrs. Stone regarded Andrew with the warmth of a mother-in-law looking at her son-in-law, growing fonder of him with each glance. Unfortunately, her cherished daughter failed to appreciate her efforts.

“I’m here now, Mrs. Stone. I wasn’t being modest; I was genuinely busy,” Andrew defended himself. He couldn’t admit that he had intentionally declined their invitations.

“You still need to eat, no matter how busy you are. After dining here, you should come over to our house next time. I’ll personally prepare some of my signature dishes for you to enjoy,” Mrs. Stone said, turning to Elisa as she spoke to Andrew.

“The soup that Elisa prepares is incredibly delicious. I will ask her to make some for you when the time comes.”

In the past, when Elisa was trying to win over Zachary, she frequently cooked breakfast and lovingly made soup for him. This practice honed her skills in crafting flavorful soups.

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