Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 5341

All Caroline wanted was Darren. She later married him, and they had two children together. The couple could not be happier. She and Darren both had a knack for business. Caroline already had her company before returning to the Fisher family.

With Darren by her side, Caroline’s business was bound to reach greater heights.

She walked away from the Fisher family and forfeited the ill-gotten wealth from Belinda. Through Darren’s and her joint effort, she built an empire and lived a peaceful and happy life. She could splurge without any guilt because she earned everything through her own hands.

“It has been a struggle, but our children are the best. We don’t have to worry about them. I have faith that Laurence can manage to bring leadership to the family and hold his spot as the family head.”

Ben was not the least bit worried about Laurence’s future.

His concern was Laurence’s relationship with Noelle. He told Jane, “When you and Lilian head here, have a private chat with Noelle to help her out of a box she put herself into.

“Knowing Noelle, I’m afraid she might feel even less deserving of Laurence once he takes over the Longbottom family. She could just leave Laurence.”

Jane replied, “I don’t think she’d leave him, but she would be stubborn to put herself beneath him. Nothing can get through to her once her mind is made up.

“She’s too loyal to Laurence to walk away.”

“That’s hard to say since feelings are involved. She might just get caught up in her head and take off. Before that can actually happen, we should talk some sense into her. Noelle is the most stubborn kid I’ve ever met.”

Ben had mad respect for Noelle’s capabilities and already thought of her as part of the family. Alas, Noelle set her mind to be Laurence’s servant and bodyguard, even though her heart belonged to him.

Ben smiled. “True. She’s my only daughter. Of course, I care loads about her.”

“You also have a son, but I don’t see you revolving around him.”

Ben had no words.

It was true that he, as their father, played favorites.