Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

The butler asked, "Ma'am, didn't you invite the reporters?" Why were all these reporters at the Farrell mansion if Clarissa hadn't invited them? There was no major news about the Farrell family.

Clarissa quickly realized who was behind it. It wasn't her, and Kathryn had been knocked out and sent away from Jensburg. Her husband and sons wouldn't dare. The only one left was Audrey, her dear niece. "Go tell the reporters that the Farrell family is having a private dinner tonight and they're not invited. Ask them to leave politely and give them each a small gift."

A little kindness might prevent the reporters from making up stories or writing falsehoods.

Many reporters these days tend to exaggerate for clicks or write things without fully understanding the facts. The Farrell family's reputation hadn't been great lately, and upsetting the media could lead to even more negative press. The butler followed her instructions immediately, but soon returned with a troubled look.

said it was Ms. Audrey who invited them. They're claiming that tonight, they'll reveal the truth about the death of the previous matriarch, and that the killer has been identified. They're even saying the police will arrest the murderer tonight." Clarissa's expression darkened. Audrey was trying to destroy her in Jensburg. "Ma'am, should we force them to leave? They're blocking the

in the hall for a few minutes before stopping and saying, "Since Audrey invited them, let them wait outside. When she arrives, she can handle it. I didn't invite them, and I'm not going to get involved." The butler asked, "Should we offer them anything?" Clarissa glared. "Why would we? I said Audrey invited them, so she can deal with them. It's none of my business. This is still my house, and I want to see what Audrey thinks qualifies

had made it clear-no hospitality. They wouldn't be invited inside to sit. Let's see how long they last in the cold. After the butler left, Clarissa sat on the

She was sent away earlier today. It's nearly dark, and

name, so she called the reporters.

Dunn asked. "We're waiting on your final call. Hopefully, we won't