Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3710

Married At First Sight Chapter 3710
Married At First Sight Chapter 3710 – Holden continued, “What happened in the past is over. Your mother was the head of the family, and now that she’s gone, you, as her daughter, should take her place. Don’t be foolish and let everything go back to your cousin.”

Kathryn remained calm. “Dad, it’s not mine to take. Our family wronged my cousin and her family.”

Holden tried to reason with her: “We didn’t do anything wrong. It was your mother who killed your aunt, and she’s paid for it with her life. What more do they want? Kathryn, don’t give up everything from the Farrell family. If you do, what will happen to us? Your brothers won’t be able to survive.”

“Dad, I’ve said this before. If my mother really killed my aunt, I will give up the Farrell Group and everything that belongs to them. It was never ours to begin with,” Kathryn replied, unmoved.

She never liked the Farrell family. If she weren’t biologically tied to them, she would have stayed out of this mess.

Holden grew more upset. “How can I not care? This affects my retirement! If you hand over Farrell’s, will Audrey let you or your brothers stay in the company? How will we make money?

You’re young, and Pedro is there for you—he’s loyal and can support you. But what about your brothers? It’s hard to find a job after 35. Both your eldest and second brothers are over that age. If they can’t find work, how will they take care of themselves, let alone me in my old age?

I raised sons to take care of me in my old age, but if they have no money or food, how can they? You can’t just give everything away. That’s the inheritance your mother left for you!

Clarissa had made a will years ago, when Shiloh was still alive and Kathryn had just returned to her family. The whole family was present when it was drafted.

Kathryn said, “Dad, have you forgotten? Mom made a will two or three years ago. Everything will be divided according to that.”

Holden fell silent. He had indeed forgotten about the will.