Young-Johnson sought assistance from Nana, suggesting that she start her own dating agency to connect girls with eligible bachelors like Duncan. Grandma May would thrive in that business. If she could successfully match someone like Duncan, an eligible bachelor in his thirties, the Lewises would spare no expense to reward her generously.
Duncan fell silent for a moment before saying, “Grandma May is so young at heart. Her antics today really startled me.” He avoided making eye contact with her, feeling a strange sense of guilt creep in.
“Alright, that’s all I want to discuss. I just needed to vent. Dinner tonight?”
“No. My wife is bringing me a packed dinner. I’ve been dealing with an upset stomach lately, so she’s preparing all my meals. She’s nursing me back to health.”
Noticing the pride in Zachary’s tone, Duncan quietly ended the call. So what if Zachary had a wife? Duncan could find a wife if he chose to. Zachary acted as if the rest of them had no chance of getting married, believing he had bragging rights because he was already married.
Zachary left work shortly after four o’clock, surrounded by his security team, and arrived at Wiltspoon School. John’s car was parked outside the shop, but all four tires were flat, making it obvious to anyone passing by.
Though John wanted to call a tow truck to remove his car, he hesitated to do so in broad daylight for fear of Serenity’s reaction. He decided to wait until her shop closed before calling for a tow and getting his tires replaced.
By the time Zachary arrived at the bookshop, Elisa was already there.
“You’re here, Elisa.”
Zachary felt somewhat less awkward around her now that they had spent some time together.
broke the ice as cousins-in-law.
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