Cupid's Arrow Hit On Me novel (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 327

After the mother and son ended their call, Zachary frowned and thought about it. He then went ahead and asked the lady in front of him who was holding her kitty on the balcony swing. “Did you meet my mom without my knowledge?”

Serenity froze.

She had not mentioned the encounter with her mother-in-law to him. How did he know?

Zachary walked up to her and stood opposite her. His burning dark eyes locked on her pretty face, and he asked again, “Did you meet my mom today?”

Serenity saw he was still holding his cell phone and thought her mother-in-law had called to complain to him about her, so she quickly explained, “I bumped into your mom when I was buying clothes for you. I wanted to greet her, but maybe she didn’t recognize me. She walked away with her friend while laughing and talking, so I didn’t greet her.”

Zachary was a smart person.

Tania was his mother. Although he was brought up by his grandparents, he did not alienate his parents. His relationship with his parents was cordial too.

He knew his mother very well.

His mother definitely did not want people to know that Serenity was her daughter-in-law. It was to help him hide the fact that he was married, and also because she was not entirely pleased about Serenity. She had nothing against Serenity as a person, but she felt that the gap between Serenity’s background and her son was too large.

His mother felt heartbroken for him. His grandmother had nine grandsons, but her son had to be the one who married Serenity as a show of gratitude.

After a moment’s silence, Zachary said, “My mom is a little nearsighted, but she doesn’t like to wear glasses. Even if she might see people she knows when she’s out, she always looks at others for cues. Unless she’s very familiar with the person, she’ll just walk by and pretend she doesn’t know them because she doesn’t dare to greet them.

Serenity understood now. “I see. It’s no wonder she saw me but quickly pretended not to know me earlier. I couldn’t bring myself to greet her either because I was afraid of making things awkward.

“I’ll tell Mom to wear glasses when she goes out shopping next time, lest something like this happens again. She thought about it when she got home and felt that the person looked like you, so she called to ask me. I was confused and figured that you two might have met.”