Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

In the hall of the gorgeous main house, several ladies were sitting together, not knowing what to talk about, and all of them had decent smiles on their faces.

They were all born into wealthy families, grew up in wealthy families, and married into wealthy families. From birth to now, they have lived in wealthy villages. Even though they have bold personalities, their elegance has been engraved in their bones, and every move shows nobility.

When the servant brought Carrie inside, she naturally greeted Mrs. Joelle Erickson, the owner, and they chatted for a while.

This was the first time Carrie appeared in front of everyone as Mrs. Labbe, and everyone was unfamiliar with her.

Carrie also knew what was going on, and soon she got together with others in a comfortable manner, chatting and laughing.

She used to often attend banquets with her mother, and she also met many wives and some wealthy ladies.

Although she appeared as Mrs. Labbe, she could also interact with people she knew. Others didn’t know that she was the second young lady of the Newman family, but she was familiar with them and liked them, and they could chat together quickly.

After Camryn came in, she didn’t approach Carrie. She went back to Rosella and sat down.

daughter-in-law, “Camryn, that

beg for money, so Rosella naturally had an impression

hadn’t looked at the faces, I

time, I was shocked and thought she was the

Camryn accompanied Rylee out to greet Mrs. Labbe and said some bad words about Carrie. She noticed that Mrs. Labbe’s

she still caught it. She already suspected that Mrs. Labbe and Carrie were the same person, but she became more

surgery?” Rosella said in a low voice and quickly denied the speculation herself: “Not long ago, your sister came to our villa to ask for money and sued you. Even if she had

hummed, “It shouldn’t be

mother-in-law and daughter-in-law

would take Camryn to meet her

Camryn got

introduction of Rosella, Camryn

several ladies from famous families. Those ladies behaved much better

still liked to be