Married at First Sight

Kevin was happy. He said, “You have good taste, Hayden. The York family’s men are all great people. We’re definitely not
b*stards. It’s fine that you admire all of us, but I wish you could admire me more.”
Hayden looked toward him and asked, “Kevin, was I the candidate your grandmother chose to be your wife?”
She had thought of that question for some time.
The York family’s actions only made sense if that was the case.
Besides, it was strange that Kevin knew that she was a woman so easily.
Hayden did not believe Kevin had sharp eyes to recognize her as a woman at first sight.
They had not spent much time with each other either. No matter how clever Kevin was, he did not have such discerning eyes.
She had disguised herself as a man for over twenty years, and no one ever found out. How could Kevin determine that she was
a woman just after meeting her several times?
However, it would be possible if Old Mrs. York had noticed it. She was skilled in obtaining intel when she was young. The
Bucham family in Wiltspoon still consulted her on certain issues frequently.
Hayden wondered when Old Mrs. York had started targeting her.
How did Old Mrs. York discover that she was a woman?
Kevin got some food for Hayden and asked, “Why do you think so? Can’t I approach and pursue you because I like you?”
“Regardless of how open-minded your parents are, it’ll be hard for them to accept that you’re gay. Jensburg and Wiltspoon have
been thrown into confusion because of you bugging me. However, your parents never stepped up to stop this and simply allowed
you to continue doing what you’re doing.
“This isn’t normal. I’ve contacted your nana, but she told me, ‘Didn’t Kevin tell you?’ There was some meaning behind her words.
After thinking about it for a few days, there could only be one possibility. Your nana has chosen me as the candidate to be your
wife, right?”
Kevin laughed. “Why are you so clever, Hayden? It’s not fun at all.”
She was right.

Hayden sighed inwardly. She admitted defeat for having lost to Old Mrs. York.
It was lucky that she did not lose to Kevin, though.
She knew it. Kevin did not have such sharp eyes that could discover her identity as a woman so easily.
“Why did your nana choose me?”
Hayden was curious.
Kevin spoke as he ate, “Don’t ask me about that. I don’t know either. I want to find out why you were chosen too.”
“What’s wrong with me? Am I that bad?” Hayden retorted instinctively.
Kevin stared at her with a smile. She belatedly realized that her words could have given him room for imagination.
She wanted to explain herself but felt like it would make matters worse. Therefore, she chose to stay silent.
“Since you’ve found out the reason, stop putting up such strong resistance, Hayden. Even if you weren’t chosen by my nana for
me, I’m very interested in you now. I’m happy whenever I see you getting angered but unable to do anything to me.”
Hayden was speechless.
That b*stard was clearly taking pleasure from her pain.
She raised her foot under the table and stepped on his leg hard. Kevin almost jumped from the pain. However, he bumped into
the table, which aggravated his pain.
Hayden continued enjoying her lunch happily.
After filling her stomach, she wiped the oil stains on her mouth with a napkin and said calmly, “Thank you for treating me to a
meal, Mr. Kevin. Your cooking skills are impeccable.”
“That’s for sure. My cooking is the best among us nine brothers. You’re in luck, Hayden. I’ll make delicious dishes for you every
day after we get married.”
Hayden chuckled. “I never said anything about getting married to you, Kevin.”