Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3768 Chapter 3768

"Mom knew that by taking her own life, she'd take the blame for everything.

The people from Wiltspoon wouldn't come after Kathryn, and Kathryn could stay safe in the Farrell family. Mom had already handed over her property to Kathryn. If Kathryn gets through this safely, she'll take that money and leave." "With all that money, do you think she's worried at all? Whether she invests it, makes more money, or just keeps it in the bank to earn interest, she'll have enough to live comfortably for the rest of her life."

"She's not as helpless as we thought, especially with Pedro by her side. Pedro is as capable as Uncle Dunn. With his support, even if she makes blind investments, Pedro will make sure she comes out ahead." "What did Mom leave for us? Besides the small villa she gave us when we got married, a few properties, and some shops, is there anything else?"

"Mom had private assets, but we don't know how much or what they are. She never told us if she changed her will. Right now, we have no idea." "Basically, after Mom passed away, we were left in the dark, not knowing anything."

Noel and Sage fell silent, but they both resented Kathryn. They were also frustrated with their mother for not securing a better future for them.

up education funds for each grandchild years ago to ensure they'd get a good education. These funds could only

would be returned to the Farrell family's public education account to help other children in the

there were strict rules. Every expense had to

using the education funds for

their mother was alive, she always covered for them, whether they made bad investments, offended someone, or got into trouble. They never lacked money

talking. They straightened up, raised their heads, and confidently stepped out of the

to enter the elevator stepped

Janzen," the employees

brothers all held the same

quite well at work. Their sister Shiloh was close to

after Kathryn joined the company, they still had support from many colleagues