Married at First Sight

“Mom’s maiden family might be the Fishers of Jensburg, and her parents might’ve been killed by the Fishers’ current family
head. If Mom is really a Fisher, then the family head is my second aunt and possibly Mom’s enemy who killed her parents.”
Elisa simply told her dad what happened.
When Mr. Stone heard what she said, he knew things were bad.
He immediately said to her, “Okay, I’ll go back now. It’s not that I don’t want to stay by your mom’s side. She said the fish in the
river is more delicious grilled, so I come here every day to fish for her.”
Mr. Stone loved his wife the most in his life. How could he leave her alone and only care about his happiness?
He had been going fishing every day lately because of what his wife said.
Elisa replied to him, “Drive slowly when you come back later.”
“Got it.”
Mr. Stone quickly hung up and collected his rod, ready to go home to keep his wife company.
After her dad hung up the phone, Elisa said to Serenity, “My dad just showed off his love for my mom to me again. I thought he
changed, but he has been fishing lately because she said that the fish in the river tastes better grilled, so he has been going
fishing every day.”
Serenity commented with a smile, “Your parents’ relationship is very good. They were married young and are lifelong
companions now, and their relationship has always been as good as it first was. A couple with such a bond is the most enviable.”
A happy family with filial children.
Serenity’s aunt was more fortunate and happier than her mom.
Serenity thought of her parents and thought that if they were still alive, they would also be as happy as her aunt and uncle. She
and Liberty would also be very filial to them.
Unfortunately, now that Serenity and Liberty were capable, their parents had long since passed away.
They no longer had the opportunity to be filial to their parents even if they wanted to.

“You don’t need to be envious. Zachary is also very nice to you, so you’ll also be very happy in the future. You’ve always been
envied by others.”
“You too.”
Serenity continued, “I stayed in FC Manor for a few days, and I really like their family’s atmosphere. It’s no different from my in-
laws’ family. The elders are open-minded, and our peers are friendly. Since Remy grew up in a family like that, he’ll also love his
wife after marriage.
“You also said that your mom has stopped now. You and Remy’s victory is in sight. All the best! I’m still waiting to attend your
wedding.”
Serenity looked at the house next to the Stones’. That was the big villa Remy bought for Elisa.
“Remy bought that big villa for you and even decorated it according to your preference. You’ll definitely live there after marriage,
and your parents’ home will be so close.”
Serenity added enviously, “By right, I’m happy now and shouldn’t be dissatisfied anymore. I don’t dare to be dissatisfied either,
but I still have regrets. When Liberty and I want to go back to our parents’ home, we can only see the house left by our parents.
“When other people go home, their old parents are waiting for them to make good food for them; when Liberty and I go home, we
can only look at things and think of our parents. We can’t see them, and we can’t hear their exhortations.
“When you’re exhorted by your parents, you might feel that they’re naggy, but you don’t know how much one can miss that.”
Elisa held Serenity’s hands and said, “Seren, Liberty’s home is your home, and so is mine. My parents can’t replace yours, but
they treat you as their daughter.
“Come over whenever you want to go home. If you want to be exhorted, my mom can nag you so much that you’d want to cover
your ears.”