Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Her mother-in-law especially loved Elisa, and Elisa’s personality was quite similar to her grandmother’s.

“Miss Audrey, you are too modest. You have completely inherited the abilities of the head of the family. You can shine wherever you are.”

There was pride in Old Mr. Jimenez’s words—the kind of pride that is the best that can be felt in her children.

Audrey and Darrell helped Old Mr. Jimenez out of the room. Audrey smiled and said, “I don’t know the status of the Farrell family’s successor. Unless I start my own business, I need a mentor to recognize a good horse. As a worker, there are too many things that cannot be decided by me.”

She later had her own company.

After Clive took over, she handed over her company to him. She retired and stayed at home to accompany her old husband and spend her old age in peace.

She also worried about her children’s marriage from time to time.

She didn’t have to worry too much about Clive, and she didn’t have to worry about Elisa now.

The youngest son, Leland, was the only one who gave Audrey the most headaches. When it came to the matter of marriage, Leland was really adamant, and no matter how much she persuaded him, he wouldn’t listen. When she wanted to arrange a blind date for him, he just wouldn’t go. When she asked the girl to look for him, he either found an excuse to slip away or dressed up as a homeless man and told the girl that he was an unkempt man.

Audrey arranged for Leland were all

young lady would be interested in the unkempt appearance of

since been left

main reason was that Leland rarely appeared in the upper-class circle. He did not need to take over the family business because Clive was too capable. He only needed to do what he liked,

he didn’t go home for a year or half a

people understand Leland. They thought he was the kind of person who didn’t care about his appearance. When they compared him with Clive, they were

in Wiltspoon were no longer

people were worried that Elisa was difficult to

a very good reputation in the upper-class society of Wiltspoon City. It has only improved now, but her previous image of being arrogant and rude has been deeply rooted

a

Jimenez heard Sonny’s laughter and

liked children

alive, after he had finished his work, he liked to play with the two little girls. Miss Audrey could be said to have grown up sitting on his shoulders until

the two young ladies as if they