Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3771

Married At First Sight Chapter 3771 
Chapter 3771 
Holden said, “Marco, you’ve lived there your whole life. You know the place like the back of your hand. Just sneak in, leave the big stuff, and grab your mother’s jewelry and her famous handbags. If you can get even one of them, 
it’s worth a lot.” 
Marco and his brothers nodded in agreement. 
Marco said, “Kathryn told us to sell all our property, take our families, and leave Jensburg or at least move out of the city. She said it’s the only way to have a peaceful life and keep what we have. Dad, should we do what she says?” 
Holden thought for a moment and replied, “Based on what’s happening, she’s showing you the safest way out. The people in Wiltspoon might not attack you directly, but they’re smart and know how to set traps in business. They could ruin you financially in no time. They’ll make you lose everything and pile on the debt. So, here’s the plan: during the day, keep pressuring Kathryn to split the family assets, and at night, sneak into the Farrell mansion to take your mom’s jewelry. Also, list your house and shops for sale to see if anyone’s interested. 
We should also find a new place to live. When things settle down in Jensburg, we’ll move our whole family there, far from Audrey and the others. And remember, keep a low profile. You’re not the young master of the Farrell family anymore, and that place isn’t your home.” 
“Also, you three need to split up. Don’t stay in one place. It’s safer that way.” 
Seeing that his sons were hesitant, Holden added urgently, “Don’t be stubborn. Think about your mother. This isn’t the time to fight. We can’t win against them—they’re too powerful. We need to be smart and wait for the right moment. Kathryn’s advice is for your own good. She’s probably doing the same to protect herself. 
Know when to retreat to survive. Keep the bigger picture in mind.” 
Holden had to admit that Kathryn was more level-headed than his sons. 
After the three brothers exchanged looks, Holden said, “Let’s follow the plan.” Just then, Marco’s phone rang. It was his wife calling. 
“Marco, when are you free? Let’s go to the Civil Affairs Bureau to finalize our divorce,” she said. 
Marco agreed, “Okay, head over there now. I’ll be there in half an hour.” 
He knew their relationship was beyond repair, and he had made up his mind to go through with the divorce. 
She asked, “How will we split the property?” 
“We’ll divide it evenly, and we’ll co-parent the kids. If you remarry, the kids stay with me, and their last name stays the same.”