Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 4124

Married At First Sight Chapter 4124 

Chapter 4124 

Marco continued, “Don’t let Kathryn return to the Farrell family. Ever since she came back, everything has gone downhill. So much has happened—now even my mother is dead, and my father is disabled. All of this traces back to Kathryn.” 

“Kathryn is ungrateful. She’s been conspiring with the people in Wiltspoon, and even now, she’s still in contact with them. She wants to give up everything in the Farrell family— everything that rightfully belonged to Shiloh.” 

Shiloh’s two brothers remained silent. 

They had known for a long time that Kathryn wasn’t their biological sister. Shiloh—the rightful heir of the Farrell family—was. 

Because of that, they treated Kathryn horribly. They bullied and tormented her constantly. 

As Kathryn grew older, she learned to fight back. But between the three of them, she was always the one at a disadvantage. 

Deep down, she despised them. 

At first, Kathryn didn’t know the truth. She simply thought her parents favored sons over daughters. That disappointment gradually eroded whatever little affection she had for them. 

But when the truth came out, everything changed. 

She realized it wasn’t favoritism—it was betrayal. They weren’t her parents at all. They were the very people who had ruined her life. 

After that, there was nothing left to feel. No attachment. No love. 

His hatred ran even deeper. But he was powerless. 

If only they had known how ruthless Kathryn would become once she gained power, they would have made sure she never got the chance. If they had gotten rid of her back then, the secret would have stayed buried, Shiloh would still be alive, and everything in the Farrell family would still belong to her. 

And they, as Shiloh’s biological brothers, would have reaped all the benefits. 

Kathryn had stolen their future. 

Marco sneered. “Kathryn is cold-blooded. She turned against her own parents. She sided with those outsiders in Wiltspoon and stood against my parents. And now that my mom is gone, she took all the wealth my mother left behind—every last penny. She didn’t give a single cent to her three brothers. 

“And my dad? She refuses to support him. My father has to rely on us—his real sons. 

“It’s not like my parents abandoned her. They didn’t want to give her up. It was just… an accident that tore them apart.”