Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 995

It was fine for Old Mr. Hunt and his wife to live in Serenity’s house, but they wanted to give John the house left behind to the sisters by their parents. That was why Serenity and her sister decided to go to court.

The house was built by their parents, and the name on the land deed was their father’s name. According to inheritance law, John had no right to inherit the house.

The two sisters were still alive!

“Do you know where to buy bricks and gravel?” Audrey asked with concern.

“I got in touch with Ms. Deli the last time I went back. I called her to ask. Her family just rebuilt their house last year, so I got the number of a contractor who transports bricks for her. I can get a truckload of bricks sent to me this weekend itself.”

Serenity always thought of getting her parents’ house back.

In the past, her sister and she did not have the ability.

grandparents wanted to live in the house, they would let them stay there until they passed away in their old age.

already made preparations to take over the house and pass it on to their

son. Since my son died, it’s only natural that everything he left behind belongs to me, his father. It’s his final way to show respect to me as

boys, I would raise you no matter how tiring it was and leave your father’s

grow up. How can I let outsiders inherit the house that my son worked so hard to build?”

in the family property. Scott only gave birth to two daughters and no sons. Thus, after his death, the house should

of your in-laws if you’re capable. You sisters have nothing to do with the Hunts’ property, so don’t even think about it.”

unwritten rules in the countryside, where rural houses would be left to the son. If the family was well-off and loved their daughter,

son-in-law marry into the family or gave

different now, and people’s thinking was evolving. Even if there was no son in the family, they could still leave the

share the sentiment would echo what the older generation say and pass on the property to their nephews, hoping that

that those old-fashioned thoughts were dumb. If those parents could not even depend on their own