Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3588

Bianca wasn’t planning to stay in Wiltspoon for long. She originally intended to check out and leave today, but when Camryn called and invited her to hang out, she decided to extend her stay by two more days.

Her company was very busy, and her sisters were frustrated that she had been away so much recently.

The old lady understood the real reason Bianca left, so she didn’t pressure her to return, but Bianca knew she couldn’t stay much longer. There was a lot of work waiting for her.

The old lady smiled and said, “If the food is good, eat more and stay a few extra days.”

“Grandma York, I’m busy with work. I only took time off to visit because my master was here. Now that my master has gone back, I have to return to work.”

The old lady took her hand and said, “I’ll call your family and tell them to let you stay in Wiltspoon a few more days. How does that sound?”

Bianca replied, “Grandma York, I’ll visit again during the New Year holiday. I really can’t stay any longer now. Today, Camryn kept insisting I come and spend time with her.”

It felt like Grandma York knew who Bianca really was.

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Bianca thought back to her behavior at Wildridge Manor, making sure she hadn’t accidentally revealed her true identity. Only the master had mentioned that her family also runs a company.

“Alright, young people are busy. It’s a deal then—you’ll visit during the New Year holiday. I’ll have New Year gifts and a big red envelope ready for you.”

“Thank you, Grandma York.” Bianca smiled and thanked her.

“You came to see Camryn, so you should go over to her place. She should be up by now.”

When the old lady heard that Camryn had invited Bianca and noticed Bianca said Camryn was persistent, she guessed that Camryn was helping someone, but she didn’t say anything.

She was curious to see when her clueless grandson, Evan, would realize that Bianca was actually Abby and Fox.

After Bianca left, the old lady called her friends down the mountain and asked, “Is everyone there?”

After getting a reply, the old lady put down the phone, got up, and left.

If she couldn’t go to Jensburg, she’d go play cards.

She’d only come back if her son called her back. Otherwise, she might lose all the cash she had on her.

Her friends often found themselves losing their cash to her. The old lady was lucky and often won.