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Chapter 245

Gu Lingfei: Married at First Sight Chapter 246

Grandma May noticed her grandson was busy eating and was not attentive to her granddaughter–in–law,

so she quietly nudged her grandson’s foot under the table.

Zachary looked at his grandmother with his dark and innocent eyes, pretending to be clueless about

what his grandmother meant by that nudge.

Grandma May was frustrated.

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In the beginning, Grandma May and her husband tried their best to raise their eldest grandson as their

successor and poured all their efforts into him, but why were the results so unsatisfactory?

Grandma May was no doubt satisfied with Zachary’s capability.

York Corporation soared to the top and developed faster and better than Stone Group after it was

handed over to Zachary.

However, in terms of love life, Grandma May felt that her grandson had a negative EQ.

“Peel some shrimp for Serenity.”

Grandma May had no choice but to remind her grandson in a low voice.

Zachary did not know how to seize such a good opportunity.

He pursed his thin lips and thought, ‘She has hands…‘

Grandma May knew Zachary well because she raised him. As soon as Zachary pursed his lips, she

already knew what he was thinking.

She glared at her grandson.

After receiving his nana’s threatening gaze, Zachary quietly took out a pair of disposable gloves from the

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box, put them on, stretched out his long hands, and put down the plate of shrimps in front of him. He said

softly, “Serenity, you can eat. I’ll peel the shrimp for Sonny.”

Grandma May was speechless.

She wanted Zachary to be considerate to Serenity, but why was he being considerate to Sonny?

What a hopeless punk!

Serenity agreed to let Zachary do the tough work and took off her disposable gloves.

Zachary was quick to peel the shrimp. Soon, Sonny’s small plate was full of shrimp meat.

Zachary continued to peel the shrimp, but instead of putting the shrimp onto Sonny’s plate, he put the

shrimp back on the plate where they came from.