Married at First Sight Chapter 4460

Zhan Wei asked with concern,
“I’ve been so busy lately that I haven’t had time to visit Grandma.”

Haitong replied, “Grandma is in good health overall, but she is getting old and has some common age-related illnesses. The family doctor visits regularly to check her pulse and prescribe medication for her recovery.”

“Lately, she’s become more like a child—she refuses to take her medicine, and I have to coax her every day.”

“When she heard I was coming to Yangcheng, she wanted to come along, but your eldest brother convinced her not to. Her health just isn’t what it used to be.”

Haitong sincerely hoped the old lady would live to a hundred, just like Mr. Fei, who recently passed away after a long life. His death was a peaceful farewell after a full century.

“Grandma worries about your marriages. She says she doesn’t have the energy to travel anymore and can’t go meet your future wives like she used to.”

“She told me that she personally picked wives for six of your brothers, except you, the eighth, and the ninth. She says she won’t be able to rest in peace, even when she meets Grandpa, if the three of you don’t marry.”

“This time, before I left, Grandma, Second Uncle, and Second Aunt all asked me to urge you in person. Seventh Brother, you’re already 31—it’s time to consider settling down.”

“Is there no suitable girl for you in Yangcheng? Second Aunt said as long as she comes from a decent family and has good character, she doesn’t need to match our Zhan family’s status.”

Haitong added, “We even arranged a blind date for you, but you said you were too busy to come back for it.”

As the eldest sister-in-law, she genuinely cared about the important life matters of her younger brothers-in-law.

Among the nine young masters of the Zhan family, only three remain unmarried.

The seventh brother is already 31 and still single. Even Zhan Yin, the eldest, is starting to worry. He was just 30 when he had a flash marriage with Hai Tong—and now the seventh brother is already a year older than that.

Zhan Wei smiled and said, “Sister-in-law, marriage is all about fate. Mine just hasn’t arrived yet.”

“I’ll go back and tell Grandma I plan to marry. When I meet the right girl, I’ll definitely settle down.”

“She already has seven great-grandsons and a great-granddaughter, so she doesn’t need to worry about descendants anymore.”

Haitong ordered a cup of coffee. After the waiter brought it, she took a couple of sips. Setting the cup down, she said, “Grandma isn’t concerned about having more great-grandchildren now. She just feels sorry for you. By the time you’re ready to marry, she may be too old to help you choose a wife.”

“I don’t blame her for worrying,” Zhan Wei said. “But there’s really no need. Sister-in-law, if I’m still single at 35, I won’t wait for fate anymore. I’ll leave it to you—please help me choose someone.”

“As long as she’s a woman and all of you approve, I’ll marry her.”

Zhan Wei believed his sisters-in-law genuinely cared for him, and if they were helping him find a wife, her character would certainly be good.

He didn’t mind whether there was love at first—he believed it was possible to build a respectful, peaceful life together.

After all, love could come after marriage.

His eldest brother and sister-in-law were proof of that. They married first and fell in love later. Now, after many years and two children, their bond was as strong as ever—still as sweet as a first love.

Over the years, some women had tried to come between his brother and sister-in-law, but none had succeeded.

His eldest brother only had eyes for her.

They weren’t tired of each other, even after becoming an old married couple.

That’s how the men in the Zhan family were—once they married, it was for life. Their hearts never wavered.