Married At First Sight

Chapter 2326

In the words of grandma, it was difficult for them to eat the meals cooked by the oldest brother, that is,if grandma dared to ask the oldest brother to cook, they didn’t have the guts.

After having a sister-in-law, the oldest brother had become a frequent visitor in the kitchen, and theywere all thanks to the sister-in-law.

If everyone went back to Wildridge Manor, as long as the sister-in-law said what she wanted to eat, theoldest brother would prepare it immediately and try her best to satisfy the sister-in-law.

The oldest brother said to make his sister-in-law the envy of all women, and he did what he said.

Zachary entered the kitchen.

Evan stood where he was, and after two minutes of silence, he walked out of the main house and wentto the backyard to look for Grandma.

Grandma May was actually in the backyard, engaging in a solo square dance while listening to musicrather than practicing Tai Chi.

Evan: “…”

He really hated square dancing.novelbin

When he became an adult, he went out to the society and bought a house in a certain community withthe first pot of gold he earned by his own ability. He thought that he would live there close to thecompany and commute conveniently.

As a result, the aunts in the community were dancing in the square sooner or later, and the sound wasso loud that it was so noisy.

Other people in the community also tric to reason with the aunts, but it was usedless. They usedexclosive method, such as smashing Eggs, but they caused scolding and battles and could not solvethe problem.

Aunts who dance in the square would even occupy the court and compete with the children for space.

Later, he couldn’t stand the noise, so he sold the house and went to buy a villa. Only by staying awayfrom the unreasonable aunts could his ears be quiet.

The villa area was also managed much better.

Seeing that their most beloved grandma was also dancing in the square, Evan was speechless.

Fortunately, Grandma May was only dancing in the backyard, and the sound is not too loud. His brotherand sister-in-law couldn’t hear them in the house, so it won’t disturb others.

Sensing that someone was watching her, Grandma May stopped dancing, turned her head to look, andsaw that it was the fourth grandson Evan, so she went to turn off the stereo.

Grandma May: “Evan, you came to see grandma so early.”

For Evan’s arrival, Grandma May seemed to be no exception at all.

Evan approached and smiled: “Grandma, I missed you, so I come and see you early. Grandma, whyare you dancing in the square?”

Grandma May: “I saw other people jumping, and after I learned it, I just danced in the backyard. It wasused as an exercise. The sound was not loud, and it wouldn’t disturb anyone. Your oldest brother’shouse is big enough.”

As Grandma May spoke, she walked to a swing chair not far away and sat down.

Evan tactfully walked over, stood behind grandma, and helped grandma push the swing chair, with nottoo much strength.

Grandma May: “Evan, tell me, what’s the matter with running to find grandma early in the morning?”

Evan: “I just miss you, grandma.”

Grandma May: “You treat me like a scourge, you have no time to hide, and you won’t take the initiativeto post it. You don’t need to pretend in front of me. You are all grown up by me. I can know that you aregoing to be big or small when you curl your tail.”

Evan: “…It’s okay, but recently I have been having dreams, and they are all the same dream. In thedream, I am entangled with a strange woman. She is not the girl you found for me, grandma.”

Grandma May turned her head and asked him, “Can you draw the woman in your dream?”

Evan immediately took out a piece of paper from his trouser pocket, and he handed it to grandma.

Evan: “Grandma, I guessed that you would ask this question. I drew it from the memory of my dreambefore I came.”

Grandma May took the piece of paper he handed over, unfolded it, and he drew a strange woman witha pencil.

“Well, the painting is not bad, it looks like the real thing, and your painting attainments have gone astep further.”

Grandma May praised her grandson for his good painting skills.