Married at First Sight Chapter 538

Married at First Sight Chapter 538

Serenity smirked internally, knowing that no deed escapes God’s notice. Karma was sure to retaliate.

The signs were clear: Granddad and Grandmom were due for their comeuppance.

“Regardless of their intentions, we’ll accompany you. An extra pair of hands will be helpful,”

Grandma May insisted on joining them. Although Serenity wanted to assert that she could handle herself, she realized her relatives at the shop could easily outnumber her in a confrontation. Therefore, she didn’t object to Grandma May coming along. Liberty had previously mentioned that Grandma May could hold her own. As the trio finished their breakfast, Serenity attempted to clear the table when Grandma May shot her grandson a knowing glance. Zachary quietly rose to take the dirty plates from Serenity and carry them to the kitchen for washing.

“Seren, don’t spoil him too much.”

Grandma May shared her wisdom: “You need to involve him in the household chores. This home belongs to both of you, and you should manage it together. Sure, he works hard, but you do too. Who’s to say you don’t get tired?”

“Don’t let him act like a king at home. Make sure he contributes around the house. You deserve to relax a bit as well.”

“Nana, Zachary is doing well. He helps out around the house.”

It was her scumbag brother-in-law who acted like a king after work.

Hank expected her sister to handle everything for him. When asked to pitch in, Hank would unapologetically claim he was too exhausted from a long day at work and just wanted to rest at home.

He would then argue that her sister had it easy since she only had to care for a child, while he was expected to help with household chores. Hank even called Liberty lazy for that…

Serenity refused to waste her time complaining about the scumbag.

As her sister was about to break up with him, Jessica wondered if she would end up spoiling Hank and doing everything for him. “I’ve encouraged him, along with his brothers and cousins, to be self-reliant from a young age. However, I worry that you might give in to him just because you feel sorry for the fact that he works all day. Seren, let me share something with you: you need to teach a man to be good. Men become lazy only when we pamper them.”

“You need to invest time in guiding Zack if you want him to be a good man. He may struggle to find the right words or express his feelings, but when he truly cares for you, he will spoil you like crazy. It’s better for him to spoil you than the other way around,” Serenity replied with a grin. “You’re Zachary’s grandmother, Nana. He’ll say you’re playing favorites if he hears this.”

“I’m only sharing this wisdom because I’m his grandmother. I want both of you to live happily ever after,” Grandma May admitted, unabashedly expressing her favoritism toward her granddaughter-in-law. After all, Serenity was the granddaughter-in-law she had chosen, and she was determined to dote on her.

“I’m not like those old folks who can’t stand to see couples being affectionate. What’s enjoyable about stirring up trouble and drama at home? Do they really believe their children will fare better after a divorce?”

“Many people think their children are the best and can find better spouses after a failed marriage. However, there’s always a chance that their divorced children may end up with someone worse or remain single.”

“Families with daughters often discreetly investigate the backgrounds of potential husbands before marrying off their girls. Who would want to marry their daughter into an egotistical family?”

“Divorced men can end up alone for the rest of their lives. By the time they feel remorseful about their actions and try to reconcile with their ex-wives, those women will have moved on. Hah.”

Grandma May got her head straight. She refused to meddle with the young ones, nor would she permit her children and daughters-in-law to do so.