Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Clarissa always showed favoritism, preferring girls over boys. What could her three sons do about it? After all, they were born into the Farrell family.

Even their daughters didn't hold much importance to Clarissa. The only child she really cared about was the daughter Kathryn would have in the future, who she believed would be her true successor. If Marco didn't rely on the Farrell family and the Farrell Group for his living, he would have wished for chaos within the family. Maybe then, they could change those frustrating family rules. In most families, men were in charge. But in the Farrell family, it was the opposite the women ruled.

"Dad, what do you think Mom and Kathryn are doing up so early? If they're just going for a walk, it's too early. It's freezing outside. Aren't they cold?" The yard didn't have heating like the house did. Although it wasn't snowing, the temperature was still low.

The people from Wiltspoon rarely went outside unless they had to for business, because they couldn't handle the cold.

Holden replied, "Are you sure your mother and sister got up early? Maybe they didn't sleep at

all."

"Your mother didn't go to bed until very late last night. She eventually turned off the lights in the hall, but she didn't go upstairs. I listened for any sounds from her room."

Holden to stay at the Farrell mansion for a while, saying it was important for the family to be together for the New

there. He was comfortable living at his son's house, where no one knew about

back memories of his humiliating later years. Holden feared Clarissa had called him back to die

her, Clarissa wouldn't let Audrey and her group live in peace, even if she couldn't defeat them. She would go to any extreme, even if it meant dragging everyone down

do anything to achieve her goals, even if it meant killing her own

and only had one daughter, she tolerated Kathryn. If she were thirty

she gave birth to Kathryn, she was already in her early forties. If she were younger, around forty, she

at seventy, she could no longer

younger brothers exchanged looks but

sister had stayed up all night. What had

they were out again. What were

hiding something from the brothers, and