Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 2889

Brenda breathed a sigh of relief and said, “You can make trouble with them, but don’t do anything extreme. If you go to prison again, when you come out again, you won’t get any share of the Newman family’s property. They will all transfer it to their names; why are you fighting?”

There were only three nieces in her natal family. Camryn did not like them at first, and the relationship between aunt and nephew was very bad.

Trenton was the nephew they really cared about. After all, the nephew would support his natal family in the future. The natal family was growing stronger, so the married girls wouldn’t face discrimination or bullying from their husband’s family.

But Trenton was of the same mind as Camryn.

The Chandler family and the Joyner family were both ruined and out of money. Both families were counting on Carrie and Camryn to fight for some family property, and then they could get some benefits from Carrie to help their own families.

Carrie was the best candidate to coax because she was young, active, and spoiled by her parents.

Therefore, Brenda was most afraid that Carrie would do something extreme and impulsive. If she stayed here for a few years, it would be difficult for the family to get back on their feet.

“Auntie, please clear this garbage away quickly; it stinks like h-e-l-l.” Carrie pointed at the waste products, disgusted with their authenticity.

“Okay, okay, I’ll call someone right away to come over and buy it and move it out.”

As she spoke, Brenda took out her mobile phone and called the waste collector. The cartons and empty bottles she picked up were all sold to that person, so she left the other person’s contact number.

After finishing the phone call, Brenda asked Carrie with a smile, “Carrie, are you handy? I haven’t been paid yet, and the family’s food expenses are all gone. Can you help me?”

Carrie said, “That boy, Trenton, is only willing to give me $5,000 a month. My parents asked him to give me $10,000 a month for living expenses, but I don’t have enough money to help you, auntie. “