Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3989 Chapter 3989

If the hand is extended far enough, it can suppress the business of the Labbe family in Havenmill, X Province, which can be regarded as helping Titus.

However, Zachary told Serenity that after Titus's enemies harmed his family, they took over the business of the Labbe family but couldn't fully occupy it or mobilize the real elite forces of the family.

This was because they did not have the family totem, the token, or the seal of the head of the family-critical symbols of authority. These items were in the possession of the old doctor, entrusted to him by Jane, who had handed them over to several respected elders for safekeeping.

The elders, part of the older generation of the Five Emperors Hall, had long retired from public life. Few people even remembered their existence, and even fewer knew the location of their stronghold. Trusting the old doctor to safeguard the items was far safer than leaving them at FC Manor. The family totem of the Labbe family was engraved on Titus's back.

Serenity had seen the totem and felt it wasn't just a symbol of identity but also a secret of the Labbe family. However, since it was a family matter, Serenity refrained from asking questions, especially as Titus himself knew nothing about it. He was still just a four- or five- year-old child.

was nearly impossible to claim everything for themselves. Even if

Mr. Labbe managed the Labbe family's business. However, once Titus returned with the head's token, everything Mr. Labbe had built would revert to

boy's life while he was still young and to obtain the head's token, securing his position as the

pulled her wandering thoughts back and smiled as

children went on winter vacation. After more than a month, Mrs. York, you're still as charming as ever," Carrie said, her eyes landing on Serenity's growing belly. "Mrs. York, are you going to

She remembered how her sister had experienced a similar situation with Sonny, who had arrived a week later than expected. "Mrs. York, when you give birth, can you invite me to drink the full moon wine when the baby is one month old to share in the joy? I was

somber, her expression clouded with a trace

seemed to drift as she spoke about her lost child. The first time she had been pregnant, the

knew he didn't love her either. To him, she was nothing more than a pawn. In Wiltspoon, she bore the title of "Mrs. Labbe," but in reality, she