Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 4176

Chapter 4176

But they weren't satisfied. They refused to accept it. They couldn't resign themselves to their fate or simply give up.

It's easy to go from hardship to luxury, but going from luxury back to hardship? That's unbearable. Born into the Farrell family, they had come into the world with silver spoons in their mouths.

Even if they couldn't inherit everything, their mother was still the head of the Farrell family, making them young masters of privilege.

They had never known struggle or poverty. From childhood, they lived in comfort, indulging in

extravagance, spending money like it was endless. Wherever they went, people flattered and catered to them.

And then suddenly, it was all gone.

No more praise.

No more admiration.

No more protection when they made mistakes.

They could barely make any money on their own, and their days of carefree spending, of never having to think about the value of a dollar, were over.

They couldn't accept it.

Even with more wealth than the average person, it still wasn't enough.

They wanted it all back-the admiration, the power, the life where one word from them commanded a hundred responses.

bask in that glory

for too long,

to

how strong or resourceful she was, she couldn't fight back while tied up. All they had

the moment came, fear

the family's wealth. They blamed her for everything, convinced themselves she had forced their hand. They kept talking and

them, they lost because they talked

they were the ones paying

They hadn't killed Kathryn.

They had lost everything.

now? Would their wives stay and wait

their aging

hit Sage like a tidal

listened to

stunned silence, his face ashen. He was lost in thought, replaying every decision that

his biggest regret not

he had ignored his eldest brother's warning and insisted on carrying out this plan tonight? It had

And yet-

had just carried Kathryn into the

same Pedro

a business

another province, claiming ea

be

at least ten days, maybe even half a

come

known Kathryn was in danger, called the police, and led