Cupid's Arrow Hit On Me novel (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 795

“Why thirty jewelry sets, Mr. York? Is there a significance to the number?”

Zachary replied, “Not really. I was thinking there are thirty days to a month. With thirty jewelry sets, Seren can wear a different set every day for a month. That’s all.”

The world of the rich was not something ordinary people could ever comprehend.

They would love to be in Serenity’s shoes; even the male reporters were green with envy.

It was a good thing they were not in the same circle as Mr. York. Otherwise, they would play second fiddle to Mr. York and would never be able to find a girlfriend. They would feel under pressure to compete with Mr. York.

“Mr. York, your wife is Mrs. Stone’s niece, but you’re at odds with Mr. Stone. Are you open to improving your relationship with Stone Group for your wife? Also, the heiress of Stone Group had once openly declared her love for you and pursued you. Now that she and your wife are cousins, how are you moving forward from there?”

Zachary faintly responded, “We’re family, but there’s no giving way in the business world. I’ll do me, and he’ll do him.

“I appreciate Ms. Stone’s affection, but I only have eyes for my Seren. She’s the only one for me. We promised each other that we will never separate. We will stick together forever.

“I didn’t do anything wrong. Why should I be afraid to face Ms. Stone?”

The press followed up with more questions. “As far as we know, you have not visited the Stones.”

“Mrs. Stone took the whole family on vacation and hasn’t returned. Am I supposed to visit an empty home?”

The reporter was speechless.

Although Zachary put it lightly, the press was curious about the Stones’ reaction when they found out that Zachary was Serenity’s husband.

It was said that Ms. Stone was close with Serenity. The pair hit it off and became best friends before realizing they were cousins.

Everybody in the city was aware of Ms. Stone’s feelings for Mr. York. It was doubtful that Ms. Stone had let go of her unrequited love. How would she react when she received news that her cousin was married to the man she loved dearly?

The Stones and the Yorks were not on great terms, but undeniably, Elisa was the only woman in the whole of Wiltspoon who was an equal to Zachary, social strata speaking.