Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 1252
Serenity went to her hometown today to handle the issue of the house. She had not asked Jasmine about the date of her
engagement yet.
However, Zachary already knew.
He told her, “Ms. Sox and Josh’s engagement is on 20th of March. It’s already mid–March. now, so it’ll be happening soon. Their
engagement party will most likely be a grand event since the Bucham family is large and they have many friends.”
Even people who were not close to the Bucham family would send gifts out of respect.
After all, many people used the Buchams‘ intelligence services before.
“Their wedding will also be before ours.”
Zachary continued, “Their wedding might be before or after the 1st of May. Josh said they were getting their marriage license
right after the engagement. He’s in a rush.”
Serenity and Zachary got their marriage license first, so they could choose a good day for the wedding later. They were not in a
hurry. However, Josh and Jasmine were doing it the traditional way, so Josh was naturally anxious.
Serenity smiled in understanding.
As the couple conversed, they soon arrived at Spring Blossoms.
“You don’t have to follow us, Jim,” Serenity said. When Zachary and she got out of the car and entered the store, they found that
Camryn was not back yet.
Serenity asked the shop assistant to wrap a bouquet of flowers for her husband while
waiting for Camryn to return.
Camryn came back just as the assistant finished wrapping the bouquet.
“Ms. Newman,” Serenity called out to her.

Camryn heard Serenity’s voice and immediately smiled out of habit. “Mrs. York. I sensed many people outside my store and was
wondering why.”
It was because Serenity was here.
Mr. York was most likely here too.
“They didn’t get out of the car. How did you sense them?”
Camryn smiled and said, “They were looking at me, so I could feel their gazes.”
Serenity smiled back.
The girl was really careful.
“Are you here to buy flowers, Mrs. York?”
“Yeah, I’m buying them for my husband.”
Serenity looked at the bouquet Camryn was holding and smiled vaguely.
Camryn calmly placed her bouquet on the counter and asked her assistant if she had finished wrapping the bouquet for Serenity.
“Yes, it’s done.”
Camryn hummed in acknowledgment.
After Serenity asked for the price of the bouquet, Camryn replied, “Mrs. York, I’ll give you a discount. Just give me two hundred
bucks.”
“Ms. Newman, it’s not easy for you to run a business. There’s no need to give me a
discount. I’ll pay the full price.”
Serenity had more than enough money and declined Camryn’s kind gesture.
Camryn wanted to give Serenity her change, but the latter refused. Thus, Camryn had no choice but to accept the money.
Then, she gave Serenity a small potted plant.

Serenity accepted the gift lest Camryn felt guilty.