Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Young people, if they didn’t work, would starve. The living expenses for young people should be canceled. Only when they had no one to rely on would they go out to find jobs and become self-reliant. Only then could they rise above their circumstances.

The treatment of the elderly did not need to be changed.

Clarissa said, “Many people in the family are useless and just rely on us to support them. I want to change this family and make it our business, but I need your cooperation. Kathryn, I paid a lot and sacrificed a lot to get the position of head of the family. I worked hard for decades. Although my ability is limited and I failed to lead the family back to the top, I have centralized power and interest bit by bit, and it is difficult for the elders to shake the power of the head of the family.

If they dare to speak, let them stop talking. I have done all the bad things to get to this situation. You want me to hand everything over to your aunt’s descendants? That would be more painful for me than death.

After decades of hard work and dedication, I’ve only been making things easier for others. Kathryn, are you convinced? Are you willing to accept this? I’m not convinced. I’m not willing to accept this.

As long as your aunt’s descendants are all dead, then everything I have done will be worth it. What you take over from me will belong to our small family, not the entire Farrell family’s property. Kathryn, do you understand? If a man does not work for himself, he will be punished by heaven and earth.”

Clarissa tried very hard to convince Kathryn to be of the same mind and on the same side with her so that the results of her decades of efforts could be preserved and would not fall into the hands of her eldest sister’s descendants.

had cleared so many obstacles and was ready to let Kathryn enjoy the

back the position of head of the family and reap the fruits of her labor.

than give back everything she had obtained. The only

that Kathryn would not agree with her, she would have given birth to two more daughters when she was young. Then

daughter. Then the mother and daughter would definitely be

her biological daughter, her abilities would

that Shiloh, whom she had carefully trained, had limited abilities because of her bloodline. Shiloh did not have

had spent more than twenty years on Shiloh but was not satisfied. She accepted and recognized Kathryn so quickly, not only because of their blood relationship but also because she found that Kathryn was more suitable for business than Shiloh, and Kathryn

far surpassed her ruthlessness. Clarissa found it extremely ironic. Everything she got was due to

Kathryn, who was raised in another family. Even in such a harsh environment, Kathryn was not ruined. Instead, it made her strong-willed and instilled

in stark contrast to the ruthless and merciless head of the Farrell