Chapter 1638
Married at First Sight
Mrs. Stone laughed and said, âThis is good news. She got lucky right after her wedding.â
âThe entire Bucham family is excited. Mr. Bucham is super nervous. Heâs even treating Jasmine like a national treasure.â
Mrs. Stone smiled. âThatâs natural. Josh is the first to marry in his generation, so the baby in Jasmineâs belly will be the first grandchild. Itâs a given that the Buchams will treat this seriously â
The first child always brought a lot of anticipation and priority.
âHowâs Seren?â Mrs. Stone thought about her niece, who was not pregnant yet. Jasmine had gotten pregnant during her honeymoon. Mrs. Stone was worried her niece would be upset Elisa recalled Serenityâs reaction. She said, âShe looked normal. You donât have to worry about her, Mom. She has an open mind now and is going with the flow. Sheâs no longer in a rush to get pregnant.
âBesides, weâre so busy. She doesnât have the time and effort to think about having a child.â
In the past, Serenity only had to watch over Elisa and Jasmineâs bookstore. Getting pregnant was always on her mind because she had too much time.
It was right that staying home and doing nothing would make someone overthink. It would be best to get something to do to distract oneself and even earn some money.
Women could still earn money after marriage. It would also give them some confidence to face their inâ
laws.
Elisa came to that conclusion through Libertyâs marriage.
No matter how much money a man earned, it was best that women had financial independence and never believed men when they said they would take care of them. Men would get tired of it after some time.
Every time a woman asked a man for money, the man would go from being willing to nagging. rolling their eyes, and then scolding. In the end, they would refuse to give the moneyâ¦
Of course, not all men would be like Hank.
Kind people still occupied a larger portion of the worldâs population.
âYouâre together with Seren almost every day. If you notice she has something on her mind, try to talk to her more.â
âI know. Donât worry, Mom. Seren is my sister. I care for her more than anyone and want her to be happy too. If Zachary dares mistreat her, Iâll even go to his place to pick a fight.â
âYouâll pick a fight?â
Mrs. Stoneâs tone became stern.
Elisa quickly rephrased her words. âIâll go to his place and demand justice for Serenity. I wonât use fists. Mm, Iâm an elegant lady. Iâll use words and not my fists.â
my Well, she could still use her feet and vent her anger by kicking Zachary several times.
âAre you still at the Buchamsâ house now?â Mrs. Stone did not know what to do with her daughter. She knew what was going on in her daughterâs mind.
Other people used their mouths and not fists while her daughter would use her fists instead of words whenever possible. Otherwise, why would her reputation in Wiltspoon be so terrible?
âI just left their house. Whatâs the matter, Mom?â
âCome to our familyâs hotel now. I invited Mr. Reading over for a meal. You should come over and eat with us too. He helped me so many times. As my children, you guys can treat Mr. Reading to a meal to repay his kindness in my stead.â.
Elisa said, âMom, Mr. Reading had refused the last time I treated him to a meal. He said it was a small matter and that we didnât have to be so polite about it.â
âMr. Reading helped me twice again recently. I called him personally to treat him to a meal. He agreed to it. Come over quickly. Heâll be here soon.â
Elisa asked, âIs it just you and me?â
âItâll be the three of us after Mr. Reading comes.â
âAre Dad, Clive, and the others not coming?â
Elisa belatedly realized that her mother seemed to want her to interact with Mr. Reading more.
Did Remyâs courting make Mom anxious that she was getting a man for her?
After seeing through her motherâs plans, Elisa did not know whether to laugh or cry.
âYour dadâs going out to meet a friend later in the evening. Clive has a business engagement, while Anthony never comes home unless the sky is falling. Who can I count on? Youâre my precious baby daughter. I can only count on you.â
Elisa was speechless.
If so, she had to accompany her mother to have a meal with Mr. Reading. Otherwise, she would not be her motherâs precious baby anymore.