Ch. 3579: Married At First Sight Chapter 3579
Married At First Sight Chapter 3579 - Enzo and Avah often start fighting over toys after just a couple of minutes. Enzo always loses to Avah and ends up crying, attracting the attention of the adults.
Sometimes, when Enzo canât win, he throws himself at Avah. They can both sit up but are still a bit wobbly. Enzoâs trick usually worksâhe knocks Avah down and then bites her.
Though they both lack teeth, they still bite each other. Whether it hurts, only they know. But no matter what happens, it usually ends with Enzo crying.
When Avah wakes up and sees her mother nearby, she wants to follow her. Avah is smart and doesnât cry often, but she knows how to mimic her brotherâs howl to get attention. When she does, her mother gently picks her up. It turns out that the crying child does get the milk.
Seeing Serenity, Avah opened her arms, asking to be held. Serenity, noticing Jane didnât mind, leaned over and picked Avah up.
Serenity knew itâs often advised for pregnant women not to hold othersâ children, but since Jane didnât mind, she didnât worry.
Jane wasnât concerned about superstitions. As long as her children liked the person holding them, she was okay with it.
"Avah woke up early," Serenity commented while holding her and walking beside Jane.
Jane replied, "She usually wakes up at dawn, plays a bit, eats, and then goes back to sleep until noon."
Serenity kissed Avahâs cheek and said, "Sheâs probably hungry. Feed her some milk powder, and sheâll likely fall back asleep."
Avah rested her head on Serenityâs shoulder, hugging her neck with both hands. This tender gesture melted Serenityâs heart. She smiled at Jane and said, "No wonder my grandma wants to take Avah homeâsheâs too adorable to resist."
Jane chuckled and mentioned, "Grandma York probably feels awkward visiting often because we watch her so closely when sheâs here. She jokes that we guard against her like sheâs a thief. Last time she visited, she told my grandma sheâd have a great-granddaughter one day and would bring her over too. She insisted my grandma wonât be the only one with a great-granddaughter."
Serenity laughed, "Those two old ladies are like playful children."
"Grandma loves girls. She treats us granddaughters-in-law like her own granddaughters."
Before Serenity married Zachary, she had always liked the old lady, and the feeling was mutual; otherwise, Zachary wouldnât have been pressured into marrying her.
"Seren, are you worried?" Jane asked with concern. "Did you not sleep well? You just got here yesterday, and youâre up so early today."
Jane was worried Serenity wasnât adjusting well. When she saw Serenity walking in the yard, she rushed out, leaving her still-sleeping husband and son behind.
When Ben and Enzo woke up, and Enzo didnât see his mother, heâd start crying and wake the whole household.