Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

“Liberty,” Kathryn walked past and stood in front of Liberty. She solemnly apologized to Liberty and said, “Liberty, my mother is old and a little confused. What she said and did was a little too much. I apologize for my mother.”

Liberty said, “This has nothing to do with Mrs. Farrell. If Mrs. Farrell doesn’t treat me as a guest, I don’t have to stay any longer.”

With that said, she led her bodyguard group, bypassed Kathryn, and walked out of the house.

Matriarch Farrell’s face turned black with anger from their own daughter, and they were also half-infuriated by Liberty’s strength.

Upon meeting Audrey in Wiltspoon, Audrey asked her to grant Liberty and Kathryn the right to compete, to regard Liberty as the Farrell family’s heir, and to grant Liberty the status and treatment that come with being the younger sister of the Farrell family.

How could the Farrell family be willing? Matriarch Farrell knew that Liberty came here with her eldest niece’s plan to seize the throne, so she specially held a family banquet and invited Liberty to come over, but she wanted to use her status as an elder to overpower Liberty.

But Liberty didn’t regard them as elders at all.

Matriarch Farrell. If Matriarch Farrell suppressed

she stay if no one

Liberty would naturally leave.

shamelessly; it was Matriarch Farrell who sent someone to invite her, so she

“Liberty.”

as she was

got up and walked past

breaths, tried hard to adjust her emotions, and said gently to Liberty, “Liberty, your grandma is my eldest sister, and I was raised

room is your elder… Indeed, if my eldest sister had not died, you would be her descendant and the successor of the Farrell family. In

there is no need to bow to juniors. Although you are not the successor of our Farrell family now, you are the descendant of my eldest sister. Just now, well, I was indeed

already seventy-one this year—almost seventy-one years old. As we get older, we will inevitably become a little confused. Don’t argue with me. Tonight, you are a distinguished guest in

her anger, and after Liberty apologized,