Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Camryn said, “Before my father died, he made a will. His personal property before marriage was all left to me. It was your mother who bullied me because I was young and took over my family property. As for your mother and my father’s joint property, your mother has already taken away the other half.”

Camryn was only two years old when her father died, but when he made his will, many people were present. Many people could not understand her father’s decision to make a will at such a young age. Her aunt said that it was because her biological father loved her as a daughter so much that he made a will in advance at a young age.

He left all his personal property before marriage and half of the joint property after marriage to her.

Her grandparents bought this villa to serve as a wedding venue for her father. Naturally, it was his personal premarital property and was left to her.

There were also Newman’s shares, which were also her father’s personal property before marriage and were also given to her.

Although the Newman family did not have as much money as they did later, they were not poor either.

The value of her father’s personal property had increased countless times.

Camryn’s response left Carrie with a look of disbelief on her face.

been

hadn’t heard her parents

villa actually belonged to

here and grew up here. This is my home. When did it become your home? You lied to me. You are occupying my house and

room? I dare say the real estate deed is locked in the safe in your parents’ room. Go open the safe and take it out. You’ll know just by looking

had a will, but the property certificate

heard from her aunt that because she was only two years old, even though her father had transferred the house to her name when he was

seen the real estate certificate.

had returned to normal now, but her stepfather and mother’s room had

to ask someone to come

her brother to come back and ask

Carrie to go in and open the door, and then ask Carrie to clear out

Trenton didn’t want to live in the same family as her

give him her brother’s share of the property, and he would make his own arrangements. If he wanted to buy a house or car and reinvest, he could do whatever