Married at First Sight

Sage could only comfort Holden.

He didn’t dare to investigate whether Shiloh died accidentally or was pushed downstairs by her brothers.

What Matriarch Farrell meant was that if Shiloh died, she would die, and no one in their family would ever mention her again.

Holden could only complain in front of Sage.

“After I’m discharged from the hospital, I won’t live with you. I’ll go back to the big house. I promise not to anger your mother again. I’m already in my seventies. Life counts one day at a time, but as long as I’m alive, I will protect you from wind and rain.”

“With me here, if your mom is in a bad mood, you can vent to me, and you won’t have to face an angry mother. You and your brothers should also be careful in the future. Pay attention. Although your mother is your mother, she puts the Farrell family first. For the Farrell family, she can sacrifice your brothers at any time. If you don’t want to end up like me and Shiloh, you have to work hard to build your own career so that you can survive without the Farrell family. Believe me, I and your mom have been married for decades. I know very well what kind of person she is. Kathryn has no sisterhood with you. If your mother doesn’t deal with you, she will deal with you when Kathryn takes charge. She has the same ruthless blood as your mother.”

Sage nodded and said, “Dad, we know, but business is not easy to do now. It’s not like we have never started our own business. How is the business doing? We always lose money, and my mother has to bear the responsibility.”

After a few attempts, they gave up.

They only bought houses and shops and then rented them out to others for business, charging a little rent every month.

Once they rented out all the properties and shops under their names, the monthly rent became prohibitive for ordinary people. As long as their small family did not spend too much money, they could actually live very well.

But they had lived a life of fine clothing and fine food since they were young and were used to spending money on things like water. The tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of rents every month were not enough to cover their daily expenses.

Despite these incomes, their ability to invest in other businesses was severely limited. They could only make small moves for the Farrell Group and put some money into their own pockets.

The savings in the name of the three brothers were only tens of millions. For the Farrell family, this sum of money was insignificant.

The Farrell Group was already at the bottom of the big groups in Jensburg, but after all, the Farrell family had been standing in Jensburg for more than a hundred years and had a profound foundation.

Even if the Farrell Group really went bankrupt, their family would still have a rich family fortune that they could use freely.

According to the premise, the family member was still their biological mother.

If it were a biological sister, all they would get every month was basic living expenses, and they wouldn’t even think about a cent more.

Kathryn really had no sisterhood for them.

Sage: “Dad, you’d better go live with me for a while first. Once my mother’s anger subsides, she will welcome you back to live with her. My mother is accustomed to your presence.”

Holden nodded.

Holden: “Will your mother not pick me up when I leave the hospital?”

Sage: “Mom didn’t say it. Maybe we don’t have time. It will be the same if we, the three brothers, call Kathryn to pick you up.”

Sage and his brothers could just pick up Holden from the hospital.

Matriarch Farrell would come whenever she came. If she didn’t come, they would not dare ask her to come.

Holden sighed. He didn’t know if he should regret the choices he made when he was young.

The cafe on the first floor of the Fortress Hotel.

Kathryn was sitting by the window. She wore a mask, sunglasses, and a hat to cover her facial features.

She ordered a cup of coffee and a few exquisite snacks, then leaned back on her chair and looked out the window. Owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

About ten minutes later, someone opposite her pulled out a chair and sat down.