Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Remy sat in the driver’s seat and waited until Elisa fastened her seat belt before he started the car.

The two men met Serenity outside. They stopped their cars and greeted each other.

Remy, let Serenity go first. Afterwards, he asked Elisa while driving, “Several seniors have gone to the York family mansion, but Serenity, the eldest young lady of the York family, came here early in the morning. Mom said she was going to see Mrs. Lewis. “Are Sister Liberty and Mr. Lewis getting married soon?”

Elisa replied, “It’s not that good things are about to happen; it’s related to the succession of the Farrell family. Grandpa Jimenez is still alive. He and several old seniors are the best witnesses, proving from the side that my grandmother was killed by the head of the Farrell family.

Knowing the truth, the Farrell family will definitely oppose Clarissa being their head again. Clarissa has been the head of the family for decades, and she is not very good to the family members. She is too domineering and strong. Many family members are not taken care of, and they have long been dissatisfied with her.

Sister Liberty went to Jensburg, and some clansmen who were within the fifth mourning period had already quietly taken refuge with her. They privately passed on many things about the Farrell family to her, allowing her to gradually understand the Farrell family. When Kathryn first came to see my mother, she also said that if my grandmother was really killed by Clarissa, she would not compete with us for the position of head of the family and would return the position of head of the family to our branch.

castrate himself. Her adopted daughter is also dead. Her three sons don’t have much real ability, and they are lustful. Their marriages

take the position of head of the family. But the Farrell family’s rules are that the head of the family cannot marry

Elisa said this, Remy understood why his mother-in-law and Serenity wanted

was not a useless second-generation rich man. He was the fourth-youngest master of the Lewis family and the boss of Lewis & Co. He himself was worth

such an outstanding man be willing to come to the Farrell

to let her youngest

have

to sacrifice his life for Liberty. Now Liberty is working hard again, and since she is a descendant of the Farrell family in Jensburg, her status makes

treated Liberty sincerely and regarded

was silent for a moment, then said, “I don’t think the Lewis family will object. It’s not easy for Mr. Lewis and Sister Liberty to get to where they are