Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 4673

Married at First Sight Chapter 4673 
  
Nine o’clock in the evening. 
Youyou Villa. 
Serenity emerged from the children’s room to find her husband waiting for her at the door, holding their daughter. 
“Baby, are you asleep?” 
 
  
Zacharyasked softly, handing their daughter to Serenity. 
“Beibei loves to follow you around at night.” 
Beibei is usually sensible, well-behaved, and adorable, but once she cries, she’s hard to coax and insists on following her mother. Especially at night, she clings to Serenity like a piece of taffy. Even the old lady can’t take care of her at this time. 
The old lady says that a child is a child of her own, and usually Beibei stays at the villa, cared for by the old lady and other elders. 
But the little girl still clings to her mother the most. 
Serenity held her daughter in her arms and gently pinched her face. 
“It’s already nine o’clock, and you’re not asleep yet? Your brother’s already asleep.” 
Zacharyclosed the door to the children’s room for his son. 
“Baby fell asleep so quickly,” 
Serenity said as they returned to their room with their husband, carrying their daughter. “We had a blast all day and went swimming. We’re tired, so we fall asleep as soon as we hit the bed.” 
“Mom,” 

Beibei called softly, hugging Serenity’s neck. 
“Well, what’s wrong?” 
Beibei rested her head on her mother’s shoulder, her expression full of coquettishness. 
Zacharyreached out and touched his daughter’s face. 
“It’s been so long since she saw Daddy, and she won’t talk to him. Just now, when you were trying to coax her to sleep, her little mouth was pouting, and I had to carry her out to find you.” 
Serenity said, “If you play with her for two days, she’ll be willing to go. We’ve been apart for ten days after all.” 
Beibei was only a year and a half, still young, and it was time for her to cling to her mother. 
During the day, anyone in the family could take care of her. At night, few could. 
The couple returned to their room, and Zacharywent to make formula for their daughter. 
Serenity carried their daughter directly into the bedroom, laid Beibei on the bed, and she followed suit. 
“Beibei, go to bed early! You don’t sleep much during the day.” 
Beibei had been playing with her brothers and didn’t sleep much, so she should be sleepy at this hour. 
In the past, Beibei would go to bed around 8:00, but only after her mother had put her to sleep. 
Serenity would start putting her daughter to bed at 8:30 every night, and only after she fell asleep would she resume the tasks she had brought home. 
“Daddy,” 
Beibei rolled over and sat up, calling out to the bedroom. 
Serenity sat up, saying, “Daddy’s making formula.” 
Beibei crawled into her arms, wanting to be held, and occasionally called “Mommy.” 
Soon, Zacharycame in with the bottle. 

Beibei still drank 150ml of formula before bed, a habit she had developed since weaning. 
Zacharyhanded the bottle to his daughter. 
“Mommy, feed her.” 
Beibei refused to take the bottle, asking Serenity to feed her formula. 
Serenity, holding her in one arm and taking the bottle with the other, said, “You’re not hungry enough. If you were starving, you’d have taken the bottle and started drinking.” 
Zacharysat down on the edge of the bed. 
“How could I possibly let her starve?” 
The nanny would feed her at set times, three meals a day, on time. 
Her mother fed her formula twice a day, morning and evening, and sometimes, when she woke up for her lunch break, she’d clamor for a drink of formula.