Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3460

Goodbye, I won’t see you off!” Clive and Liberty said almost simultaneously.

Clarissa walked to the door of the office, paused, turned her head, and glared at Liberty, sneering, “Remember, this is Jensburg. In Jensburg, my Farrell family is still stronger than yours!”

Liberty smiled and admitted, “I never said you weren’t as good as me. That would be a huge blow to your self-esteem. I’m new here and have only been in Jensburg for a few months. If the Farrell family isn’t even as good as me, I might as well go out and bang my head against the wall. If you want to bang your head against the wall, do it far away. Don’t do it here and make my place dirty.”

Clarissa was so angry that she wanted to kill these two people immediately. She still held back. If a 70-year-old woman couldn’t endure this much, then she might as well bang her head against the wall.

Clarissa opened the office door and held her head high, like a rooster that had won a competition. Little did she know she was a defeated rooster, just trying to save face.

“Matriarch Farrell,” the bodyguards quickly followed Clarissa.

Jim took someone with him, not to see them off, but to monitor them, ensuring that Clarissa and her group left honestly.

He wanted to make sure they wouldn’t turn back halfway or do anything tricky in the company.

Liberty picked up her unfinished cup of coffee, took two sips, and said to Clive, “I have to learn from you, cousin.”

She didn’t have Clive’s composure yet.

Clive said gently, “Take your time. With more experience, you’ll become mature and steady. When I first entered society, I was still a young boy and was easily angered. I even fell into other people’s traps. Every time you suffer a loss, you learn a lesson. In life, you have to go through a lot of ups and downs and endure many trials and tribulations.”

Liberty said, “When I first entered society, I was like a Ninja Turtle. The struggles in the workplace were fierce, and the waters were deep. No matter what came my way, I would avoid it if I could, and endure it if I couldn’t. I was afraid of losing my job. At that time, we had spent all the money we had, and we had to support Serenity’s education. If I didn’t have a source of income, Serenity and I would have trouble making ends meet. How could I dare not do what others did and just quit my job if I didn’t want to? I had to keep working no matter how hard or tiring it was. After gaining experience, I would change companies and slowly climb up the ladder. When my income increased, my life became much easier.”