Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Chapter 891
Serenity looked at Elisa quietly.
Elisa said, “I’m a little tired from talking so much. I’ll go get a glass of water. Do you want one?”
“Yes, please, and thank you.”
Elisa reached out and lightly pinched Serenity’s face, laughing. “We’re sisters. There’s no need to be so polite. You take quite
good care of your face. It’s really nice to touch. Does Zachary like to touch your face?”
Serenity was speechless.
Before she could answer, Elisa smiled and walked away.
She poured Serenity and herself a cup of warm water.
Serenity stretched out her injured hand, but instead of handing her the cup, Elisa brought it straight to Serenity’s lips and said
thoughtfully, “I’ll feed you.”
“I can do it myself. I can’t do anything else with my fingers wrapped like this, but I can still hold a glass of water.”
Although that was what Serenity said, she still accepted Elisa’s thoughtfulness.
After they both finished their water, Elisa sat down again and said, “That’s all I have to say to you for now. Think about what I
said. If you’re not willing to change yourself, then tell Zachary clearly. You two can split up early if Zachary and his family can’t
accept it.”
“It’s not like his family doesn’t know that I’m poor,” Serenity spoke for her in-laws. The York family knew her background from the
beginning.
Elisa laughed. “That’s true. The elders of the York family are very open-minded. Even if they don’t approve of you in their hearts,
they won’t do anything to you in the open. They respect the decisions of the younger generation, so you just have to deal with
Zachary.
“I don’t think it’s possible for you two to separate unless he doesn’t love you anymore. However, he’s very overbearing and
devoted. If you want to leave him, you’ll probably have to wait until you’re reincarnated into your next life.”

Serenity sighed. “Elisa, I also think that the gap between us is too big. Even if we reconcile now, I’ll always feel as if I’m not good
enough for him. I’ll become sensitive to it. Sensitive people are also prone to lose their temper.
“Fights will happen easily if I lose my temper, and our feelings for each other aren’t that deep in the first place. Our relationship
can’t handle the strain if we quarrel constantly. As for breaking up, it’s true that he’s not willing to break up with me now. To be
honest, I can’t bear to break up with him either. I have feelings for him too.
“Let me think over it.”
Serenity had put much thought into it.
She thought about what Zachary and she would face in the future.
As Elisa said, she would represent not only herself but also Zachary, and even the entire York family in the future. Every move
she made would be put under microscopic eyes. If she made the slightest mistake, news about it would instantly go viral, which
would seriously affect the reputation of herself and the York family.
It was hard to be a noblewoman, and harder still to be the wife of the man from the richest family in the city.
She did not have a strong family as her backer. If she wanted to hold hands with Zachary for the rest of her life, she had to make
herself stronger just like how her aunt had risen in the Stone family.
However, it was easier said than done.
Now that all industries were saturated, it would be highly difficult if she wanted to re- invest in a business. She did not even know
which industry to start with.
She did not have any big ideals before. She simply thought that she would continue running the bookstore with her best friend.
With the small amount of money she earned from her online store, she would save enough money for a house down payment so
she could have a real home of her own in the bustling city.
Compared to many salary workers, she was already well-off.
She never thought about marrying into the nobility, nor was she interested in them. That was because she knew she did not want
to squeeze into a circle that she did not belong to. She did not have a strong passion for anything and just wanted to live a quiet
life.

Everyone knew why she suddenly married Zachary, so there was nothing more to be
said about that.