Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 4195

Married At First Sight Chapter 4195 

Chapter 4195 

After a brief silence, Holden repeated himself. “You’re not dead, just slightly injured. It’s not that serious.” 

Kathryn almost laughed at his words. 

Sure, she wasn’t dead—just “slightly injured.” 

But did that change the fact that her brothers had tried to kill her? 

She looked at Holden and asked, “Dad, if I had tried to kill your three sons but failed, leaving them just ‘slightly injured,’ would you tell them it was just a family dispute? Would you ask them to forgive me, not press charges, and not send me to prison?” 

Holden responded instinctively, “You would have already shown the intent to kill. I couldn’t let you make the same mistake again. Of course, I’d send you to prison for a few years… Kathryn, I’m old. I only have my three sons to rely on in my later years. Do you really want me to end up alone with no one to take care of me?” 

Kathryn’s voice turned ice-cold. “Dad, I’ll cover your living expenses. You won’t starve. Even the housekeeper can stay—I’ll pay their wages. Believe me, I want nothing to do with you. 

But since you’re my biological father, I won’t let you die of hunger. I’ll also ask my sisters-inlaw to check in on you from time to time. If anything urgent comes up, they can call me. If you don’t live long enough to see your sons get out of prison and you pass away, I’ll make sure to arrange your funeral. I won’t let your body rot and be eaten by stray dogs.” Holden was stunned. 

Holden’s face darkened. “Fine. I’ll live long enough to see what becomes of you.” With that, he stormed out, slamming the door behind him. 

Kathryn didn’t care. She sat quietly for a couple of minutes before heading back to her room and lying down. 

Pain coursed through her body. There was a knife wound on her arm, yet her father hadn’t shown even a shred of concern for her. He only cared about pleading for her brothers. 

If the roles were reversed, would he have begged for her? 

No. To her father, she was never his daughter—Shiloh was.