Married at First Sight

To Julian, Evan's request seemed trivial. Evan just wanted to investigate Fox, but Julian already knew what Zachary knew. He supported Zachary and preferred to sit back and watch rather than help Evan. Serenity quickly pieced it together after hearing Evan's explanation.

"Is this about Miss Fox?" she asked. "Didn't you say you couldn't find any information about her? You don't even know her real name or where she lives.

How could Young Master Bucham help you track her down?"

"Fox' is just her nickname," Evan replied, feeling somewhat embarrassed. "Do you understand why she's called the 'ever-changing Fox'? She shows up in different places, with different looks and identities. Even if you have a picture, it's hard to find her." "That's because 'Fox' is a persona, not her true identity," Serenity pointed out. Evan sighed. "She hasn't come to see me in a long time. I'm worried about her and... I miss her."

Serenity shook her head. "It's almost the New Year. People want to spend time with their families and friends. She probably wants to do the same. And why would she come to you? You two don't seem to have the best relationship." Evan was left speechless.

Serenity continued, "Last time, you thought Bianca was Fox, and your second sister-in-law even helped you test Bianca. You already know the answer to that."

"If it's Bianca, you can reach her

through Dr. Carden. But if it isn't, you're just provoking Bianca for no reason. Don't make the same

mistake you made with Miss

You pursued her, and when sheet

finally interested in you, you told her

you could never love her. You left her heartbroken just when she was starting to feel something for you."

Evan's face turned red with embarrassment. "Sister-in-law, that was my mistake. I apologized to Miss Du. She'sNôvelDrama.Org owns this.

She's an exceptional

woman and deserves someone net

better suited for her than me. Let's go downstairs and talk in the living room. I feel too nervous in my brother's study-like I'm about to get scolded."

Serenity gave him a lingering look, then decided to head downstairs. She couldn't help but silently criticize how Zachary used to discipline his younger brothers, leaving them anxious even to enter his study.

"Your brothers and cousins all

followed Grandma's matchmaking, and those who did ended up happy,"

Serenity said as they descended,

the

stairs. "But when it came to you, you kept rejecting her choices and went off on your own path. After more than half a year, you still don't even

know this girl's real name."

If Evan had followed his grandmother's advice, he would probably be planning his wedding with Abby by now. And after getting married, Abby might have been open about everything with him.

"Sister-in-law, a marriage without love is a miserable experience," Evan replied. "Miss Du, the woman Grandma chose, is wonderful, but I don't love her. While I don't dislike her, marriage is a lifelong commitment. I want to marry someone I genuinely love, not just settle." Evan didn't feel he was wrong to resist his grandmother's arrangements; he was simply searching for true love.

He had given it a shot with Abby, spending two or three months together, but he didn't develop the feelings he hoped for. He decided to be straightforward with her and sought her forgiveness. Pursuing Abby while still longing for Fox would have only hurt Abby and made him a deceitful person.