Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Kathryn said, “Even if I leave Jensburg, I’ll still be your daughter, and I’ll still be a Farrell. I don’t want to change my last name to Janzen.”

She preferred her mother’s surname over her biological father’s.

“Mom, do you need me to go back to the company?” Kathryn asked, her tone softening. Despite everything, they were still mother and daughter.

Kathryn resented Clarissa for betraying her, but she was still willing to help her mother with business matters.

“No need,” Clarissa replied. “I’ve already informed everyone that you’re not feeling well and that you’ll be staying home to rest.”

In reality, Clarissa didn’t want Kathryn to be too involved. She hoped Kathryn would leave Jensburg with Pedro, start fresh somewhere far away.

told Kathryn about Clarissa’s plans and the drug powder she had given

her advice,

a relatively easy life, was

Kathryn, Clarissa called

usually led the way. He would involve his younger brothers, sharing the responsibility so that

and his

escalated, more people from Wiltspoon got involved. Marco began to realize his father’s intentions—urging the brothers to leave the Farrell family and return

to leave, their mother might not let them

and his brothers privately agreed to stay. They needed to see who would win the conflict. If they left now and their mother won, she might no longer trust them

alive, they could accept the Farrell family’s assets going to her. They had always known Shiloh would inherit. But Kathryn, who grew up in the countryside and only recently joined the family business, was not someone they