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Gu Lingfei: Married at First Sight Chapter 484

“Seren, you should go to work tomorrow or open your shop. You don’t have to come over. I can take care

of Sonny.”

Serenity was still worried. “Then I‘ll ask Mrs. Lane to stay here.”

Mrs. Lane was hired with the priority to take care of Sonny during the day anyway, and cleaning up

Zachary‘s and her home was secondary.

Liberty felt a little embarrassed.

Her brother–in-law hired Mrs. Lane because he did not want his wife to be tired, but Mrs. Lane was

always helping her instead.

“We‘re sisters, Liberty. We should support each other.”

Serenity did not want her sister to be burdened psychologically. “As long as Sonny and you are doing

well, nothing else is more important.”

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“You pay Mrs. Lane‘s salary for now. I‘ll pay you back when I‘m back on my feet.” Liberty was grateful for

her sister‘s help, but she could not take it for granted.

Zachary said warmly, “Liberty, we‘re family. Don‘t be such a stranger. Serenity and I have a good income

now with no children yet, so we don‘t have many commitments in our lives. You don‘t have to worry abc it

Mrs. Lane‘s salary. We won‘t treat her poorly.”

Liberty was growing more pleased with her brother–in–law.

Her sister was a little luckier than she was,

Zachary was a responsible man.

At nine in the evening, the young couple left Bright Boulevard.

Grandma May was already sitting in the hall, watching TV. She was immediately overjoyed when she

saw the couple walking in while holding hands.

Zachary felt a little unnatural, but Serenity had a calm face.

They were husband and wife. What was strange about holding hands?

“Where did you go, Nana? I didn‘t see you in the afternoon.”

Serenity only let go of Zachary‘s hand after walking up to the old lady, taking a seat beside her.

“I met up with my friends for a chat. Have you just returned from your sister‘s place? Is Sonny better?”

Serenity nodded. “He‘s much better. I told Mrs. Lane to stay there and help my sister take care of Sonny

together.”

“That’s good. By the way, you mentioned that Mrs. Stone‘s sister and Sonny look alike… Mrs. Stone

went to your sister‘s house and saw Sonny. Did she say anything about it?”

Grandma May was more interested in knowing if Serenity‘s deceased mother was the long lost sister

whom Audrey had been looking for for decades.

“Mrs. Stone didn‘t say anything when she went to my sister‘s place. She just turned really pale and

scared Elisa, so the latter quickly took her home. I think… maybe my mom was the sister she has been

looking for.”

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Audrey was pale because she had difficulty accepting the reality that her sister had been dead for fifteen

years.

She spent decades looking for her only sister, but when she finally found a lead, she was told that her

sister passed away fifteen years ago. No one would be able to accept that.

“The decision lies in Mrs. Stone‘s hand now. My sister and I can‘t do anything.” Serenity‘s mood became

depressed while discussing this.

Grandma May nodded. “Mrs. Stone should take some time to accept the fact that her sister might have

passed away. She‘ll definitely come to you two and offer to do a DNA test in a few days.”

She patted Serenity‘s hind and said comfortingly, “Seren, no matter what the result is, we‘ll accept it

calmly. If your mother really is Mrs. Stone‘s sister, although she can‘t reconnect with her sister anymore,

at least she still has relatives looking for her and thinking about her. She can then rest in peace.”

Serenity desperately blinked away the tears welling up in her eyes.

She thought, ‘If Mom and Mrs. Stone really were sisters, and if they met earlier, maybe Mom wouldn‘t

have died in that accident.’ It was the living who were left behind to lament.