The eldest son of the York family had never suffered from such a painful pinch in his life.

It hurt!

“Is Nana up?” Serenity asked as she turned over to get out of bed.

She wanted to slip back into her room before Grandma May woke up.

“She’s up.”

“So early?”

Serenity, who was ready to run, stopped in her tracks. “Nana will see me if I go out like this.”

“We’re husband and wife.”

Zachary did not like her sneaking around.

Serenity grinned. “You’re right, we’re husband and wife. There’s nothing to hide. Nana will only be happy if she sees us like this. She knows that we’ve been sleeping in separate rooms since we got married and has always urged me to do all sorts of things to you.”

Zachary looked at her without a word.

He was also feeling utterly helpless with his nana.

Of course, he was mostly grateful now. If not for her nagging, he would not have married Serenity.

“I’m going back to my room to change. What do you want to eat today? I’ll cook for you.”

“I went and got take