Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

After Matriarch Farrell received the news that Shiloh fell from the building and died, she made a special trip to the hospital.

Holden, who could go through the discharge procedures in the next two days, looked as if his parents had died. He was haggard, and his eyes were red and swollen. He had been crying for a long time.

It was his younger son who accompanied him to the hospital last night.

After Sage found out that his former sister fell to her death from a building, he rushed to the celebrity garden community and came back after a fight with Shiloh’s two brothers.

When Matriarch Farrell saw the two men like this, her eyes were deep, making it impossible to guess what she was thinking at the moment.

Matriarch Farrell regarded the father and son in this manner. They didn’t dare to express their anger and were very nervous.

Holden winked at his younger son, Sage, signaling for him to break the silence between the three of them.

Sage didn’t dare. He wanted his father to speak.

son stared at each other

it behind Matriarch Farrell, and said to

Matriarch Farrell

water

eat fruit anymore. Just talk to your dad and return to

spoke calmly and stopped Sage, who

you talk to my dad, and I’ll go outside to smoke a cigarette.” Sage said this and quickly slipped

always very strict with them; she always insisted on her words at home or in the company and did

was a gentle man and loved them very much. No matter what request they made to Holden, Holden would satisfy them as much as possible. Sometimes, in order to satisfy their requests, Holden had to go to

siblings have the

Now, Shiloh is gone.

heart, Shiloh was always his sister. He occasionally went to Mingren Community to see Shiloh. He had no other thoughts and simply cared

did not stop or persuade her, but felt that if Shiloh followed Marco, at least she would have a place to live and someone to

told Sage and Noel to keep the secret and not let the women in the family know; otherwise, Shiloh would