Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3459

Liberty was filled with rage after hearing this.

Clive used his eyes to comfort Liberty, signaling her not to be angry.

Clarissa did this on purpose to provoke them.

The angrier they were, the happier she would be.

Clarissa wanted to get rid of the cousins but didn’t have a perfect plan yet. She could only provoke them and make them angry.

“Matriarch Farrell, we are looking forward to seeing if you can do what you say,” Clive said in a low voice. “Even the Farrell family mansion is in such a mess that even you can’t handle it properly. I don’t know how you’ve managed the Farrell family for the past few decades. Other families are becoming more and more powerful. Not to mention the whole country, but just in this province and city, they can at least maintain their status as big bosses. Matriarch Farrell, take a look at what position your Farrell family has in Jensburg?”

Clive deliberately mocked Clarissa’s abilities. Clarissa could make them angry, and they could also make Clarissa angry.

Clive added, “Look at Serenity’s in-laws. The York family has always been the leader in Wiltspoon. My business cannot surpass the York family, but we can still maintain our status. Unlike the Farrell family, now in Jensburg, even you, Matriarch Farrell, don’t have much face, let alone other people in the family. When people mention the Farrell family, they all curl their lips.”

Clarissa’s face turned green.

Clive’s words were heartbreaking.

The Farrell family had fallen from being the largest family in Jensburg to almost being out of the list of wealthy families. The Farrell clan members had no status in Jensburg.

After Liberty came to Jensburg, she knew a little about how many relatives and close branches of the Farrell clan had secretly joined Liberty. Under her management, the Farrell family was not united but rather like loose sand. The glory she had under the care of her mother and elder sister was long gone.

The older generation of Jensburg’s business community, those over 70 or 80 years old, all knew how powerful the Farrell family managed by her eldest sister was and often compared her with her eldest sister.

She had never been convinced or reconciled, but now she had to face this reality. She was not as good as her elder sister in some aspects.

“I want to see how many more years your Stone Group can prosper!” Clarissa said viciously, then stood up and walked away with a sullen face.