Ch. 4421: Married At First Sight Chapter 4421

Chapter 4421

“Even if she can’t take him from you, you still need to be careful. After everything you two have been through, it’s only natural you’d end up together,” Mrs. Du said, still clearly worried that someone might steal her future son-in-law.

Abby nodded. “Mom, I get it.”

She wasn’t the least bit concerned that Paisley could take Evan away.

If someone could steal his heart that easily, it would only mean she’d misjudged him—and loved the wrong person.

“By the way, Mom, Sister Seren had her baby. It’s a boy. She’s already been discharged and is resting at home.”

Mrs. Du’s expression softened. “Then in a few days, your father and I should go to Wiltspoon to visit and drop off some gifts for Mrs. York.”

Before this, the Du and York families hadn’t really interacted.

But now, with Evan going all-in on pursuing her daughter—and the Du family having more or less accepted him as their future son-in-law—it only made sense. Seren was the first in the new generation of the York family to have a child. A visit and a thoughtful gift were appropriate.

It would also be a good opportunity for the two families to begin visiting each other like normal relatives.

“I haven’t seen Evan around lately. He must have gone back to Wiltspoon,” Mrs. Du added.

“Yeah. His sister-in-law just gave birth, so he went back to see her. He didn’t even tell me—just left on his own. If he had, I would’ve gone with him. I get along really well with Sister Seren. Even setting aside my relationship with Evan, I would’ve visited just to congratulate her.”

Mrs. Du said, “You can wait and go after the baby turns one month. That’s the best time.”

Serenity was the eldest daughter-in-law of the York family, and once Tania stepped down, she’d be the head matriarch.

Her own daughter would be marrying in as the fourth young lady of the Yorks. Building a good relationship with the future head of the family early on would make everything easier in the long run.

Still, thinking about the York daughters-in-law—how they were all top-tier women from powerful families, well-raised and cultured—Mrs. Du realized maybe she didn’t need to worry so much.

Her daughter wasn’t someone easily pushed around either.

Abby added, “I’ll definitely visit when the baby hits one month. Oh, and Mom, when you and Dad go, could you bring some extra nutritional supplements for Sister Seren? Even if she doesn’t need them, it’s the thought that counts.”

Mrs. Du smiled. “I’ve got it, don’t worry. I’ll handle it.”

She also figured it would be a good time to talk with her future in-laws, maybe even start planning how the kids would live after they were married. It was smart to be prepared.

Abby yawned. “Mom, I’m getting sleepy. I’m heading upstairs. Don’t wait up too long—Dad’s not a kid.”

Mrs. Du checked the time. “He should be home any minute.”

Just then, the sound of a car pulling into the driveway echoed from outside.

Mrs. Du stood up right away. “That’s your dad. I’ll go see what he brought back tonight. I’ll make you some fish porridge tomorrow.”

She walked out of the house with a cheerful spring in her step.

Abby smiled and headed upstairs on her own, returning to her bedroom.

Beep—

Her phone buzzed. A new WhatsApp message had come in.

It was from Evan.

She didn’t rush to read it. First, she carefully placed the bouquet in a vase and locked the jewelry away in her vault.

Then she sank into the sofa and finally opened the message, assuming it was Evan checking in to make sure she got home safe.

But instead, Evan had sent a few photos.

They were pictures of gift boxes—several of them, stacked neatly.

The strange part?

The gifts were addressed to him, but the signature on the card wasn’t hers.

It said Paisley.