Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3146

In a few years, she transformed from a wealthy lady who only knew how to spend money to a strong businesswoman.

Ms. Girard smiled: “The young lady York is the one who is unforgettable.”

Serenity was the York family’s eldest mistress. She did not have an outstanding family background. She only recognized her aunt after marrying Zachary. Although her aunt was Audrey, everything about the business had nothing to do with Serenity. It was just that she had one more person. Just the elders of her mother’s family.

It was truly a blessing, nurtured over eight lifetimes, to be able to marry Zachary from a family background like hers.

Everyone remembered her because she was able to marry Zachary without an outstanding family background and establish a firm foothold in the York family. Before she became pregnant, the outside world always said that Serenity was infertile, but everyone in the York family was protecting Serenity.

The York family would tear apart anyone who dared to say something bad about Serenity.

She heard that Zachary’s biological mother didn’t really like Serenity very much, but who dared to say that Serenity was not good at it? She could ignore her image as a mother-in-law and still fight to protect Serenity.

Who didn’t envy Serenity?

Because of envy, jealousy, and hatred, everyone easily remembered Serenity’s appearance.

Ms. Girard also once lamented that Serenity had a good life.

It was Liberty who was jealous in her heart.

Duncan liked Liberty despite her divorce and son.

Duncan was not handsome enough. He had a scar on his face. He was a disfigured man. He was also rough and not as good as Zachary and Josh. But Duncan was capable and had tens of billions of assets. In Ms. Girard’s eyes, Duncan was a very good man.

She no longer had a husband, and she also wanted to find a man to accompany her, but she was afraid that others would take advantage of her money.

Although she had the final say in the family, she was still very traditional in her bones. She held the belief that her inheritance belonged to her husband’s family and would eventually pass to her son. Her son’s body bore the blood of her husband’s family.

She didn’t allow the man she was looking for later to think about her late husband’s family property.

However, if she found a man with comparable financial resources and good character, she wouldn’t have to worry about that person wanting her late husband’s property.