Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

The three young masters of the Farrell family were so frightened that they dared not speak out.

Even though their mother was usually very kind to the three of them, although they could not become the heirs of the Farrell family like their younger sister, Kathryn, and their surname was not Farrell but followed their father’s surname of Janzen, it was a fact that they were young masters of the Farrell family.

But outsiders called them the young masters of the Farrell family.

The Farrell Group also had their position, which was not low, and they were all positions that could make money.

After their younger sister, Kathryn, joined the company, although her position was not low, she was scolded by Matriarch Farrell every day. Unless they committed suicide or did something big wrong, Matriarch Farrell would not scold them.

But when Holden angered Matriarch Farrell and implicated them, they wished they could become invisible. It would be best to be invisible so as not to face Matriarch Farrell’s anger.

They knew very well how controlling Matriarch Farrell was over Holden.

poorest person, and the servants all carried more money than

you given him? It’s best to tell me honestly. Otherwise, all your pocket money will be stopped. In the future,

my father-in-law, he didn’t need to borrow money from me, so I gave dad $1000

Marco and I were arguing, my dad scolded me, saying that I was useless and that if I couldn’t take care of my husband, my husband would

treat, but he can’t pay for it. It’s so embarrassing. I think of a grown man who can’t even afford $500; it’s a bit embarrassing, and since he is my father-in-law, I gave Dad $500. Later, my sister-in-law complained to me that

me, I made a big fuss and went back to my parents’ house for a few days. When I came back, my dad went out early and came back late

“Mom, I never gave

didn’t care about her. He knew he couldn’t get

pale and hesitant,

especially the eldest son, Marco, and Shiloh. The money given to Holden during this period was at least hundreds of

gave him

“explain!”

and sternly ordered his children to tell

dare to hesitate any more, so they