Married at First Sight Chapter 465

Chapter 465

Ring ring ring…

Julian’s cell phone rang.

After answering, he said apologetically, “Mr. York, I have an urgent matter to attend to. I apologize for not being able to host you.”

Zachary quickly stood up.

“Josh, please entertain Mr. York in my absence,” Julian instructed his cousin before leaving.

Once Julian departed, Josh took Zachary to his home. There, Zachary listened to Josh’s mother lamenting that if Josh didn’t find a girlfriend soon, he would end up alone forever.

Finally, Zachary found a way to excuse himself. As they stepped outside Josh’s house, he remarked, “Next time your mother is home, don’t invite me over.”

Josh laughed. “Whatever she says goes in one ear and out the other.”

“How did your blind date with Ms. Sox go? Didn’t you mention it to your family?”

“Julian knows about it, but I didn’t tell anyone else to avoid them pestering Ms. Sox and scaring her off.”

Zachary gave him a sympathetic pat on the shoulder. “If you like her, you need to put in more effort to escape bachelorhood.”

“Once I get married, they’ll just pressure me to have a baby, then another baby, and then endless babies! The elders will never stop,” Josh replied, skeptical that his parents would ease up even after marriage. He pointed out that despite Zachary keeping his promise to Grandma May and marrying Serenity, she still urged them to have a child.

“I like Ms. Sox. She’s straightforward and doesn’t mince words. Sometimes, she leaves me speechless, and I can’t find a way to counter her.”

These were not concerns for him since Josh preferred girls like Jasmine.

“Then you should take the initiative to pursue her,” Zachary suggested.

Zachary felt pleased that Josh liked Jasmine, as it meant he wouldn’t need to play matchmaker.

Josh smiled but remained silent as he watched Zachary exit his house accompanied by a group of bodyguards. The following morning, Zachary arrived at Bright Boulevard. He had called Serenity in advance, and she was waiting for him at the neighborhood entrance. Upon spotting his car, Serenity approached him with a smile.

Zachary got out of the car and suddenly remembered something. He turned back and retrieved a bouquet of flowers from the vehicle. “Seren,” he called out, using a different tone when addressing her. The sight of the bouquet reminded Serenity of how awkward he had been the first time he gave her flowers, a moment filled with her own anxiety. He had handed her that bouquet, insisting it didn’t mean anything special.

Serenity felt pleased by his stubbornness and arrogance, seeing it as evidence that he had never been in a relationship before. Zachary was an intelligent man with a low emotional quotient, a late bloomer in matters of the heart. Serenity was glad to see him developing feelings for her and felt it was her responsibility to teach him how to be a good husband.

“Um… I think this bouquet of flowers…” Zachary stammered, still unaccustomed to giving his wife flowers. He struggled to find a good excuse, but his mind went blank. He only knew he needed to hand her the bouquet. Serenity accepted it, lowered her head to inhale its fragrance, and quickly looked up, smiling. “This bouquet is beautiful and smells wonderful. I love it!” she exclaimed, feeling elated to receive a gift from her husband so early in the day.

Seizing the moment, Zachary quickly added, “If you like it, I’ll send you one every day.” Serenity was touched by his sweet words. “There’s no…”

“I need you to give me a bouquet every day. We don’t have a vase to hold these flowers at home.” “I’ll buy you a vase.”