Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Hearing this, Matriarch Farrell frowned at first, then put down their chopsticks, stood up, and said to their children, “Mr. Queen is here; you follow me out to receive him.”

Matriarch Farrell was not surprised that Kevin would come over.

Standing behind Liberty were the York family and the Stone family.

The identity of Kevin made people fearful, but the York family’s power in Jensburg was not as powerful as the Queen family, and it was the Queen family that the Farrell family was afraid of.

Hayden came uninvited, probably because Kevin called him to support Liberty.

It hinted to Matriarch Farrell that Liberty had no backers in Jensburg, and the Queen family was Liberty’s backers.

When she heard that Hayden was coming, Shiloh was quite nervous. She quickly looked down at the clothes she was wearing tonight. She knew that the old woman just invited Liberty over, so she didn’t deliberately change into an evening dress but just wore casual clothes.

Should she go upstairs and change into her dress?

It was too late.

Fortunately, the style of her casual clothes was also novel and trendy. When she wore it, it made her more dignified and elegant.

she was light, pretty, and had a

evening dress,

Kathryn, stood up, and followed Matriarch Farrell so that Hayden could see her at first

did not

the Farrell family, so she was not allowed to entertain

eyes flickered. She heard

and polite to Kathryn, the real daughter, and ignored Shiloh, the fake

heart. When Hayden revealed her identity as a

Farrell took her son, daughter, and daughter-in-law out, the other Farrell family

rise to the

up in the countryside and had only been back to the Farrell family for two years. The Farrell

was scolded for being a country bumpkin and ignorant. She was scolded for being like mud and unable to hold up a wall. She always relied on the help of

for Mr. Fraser to follow Kathryn. Recently, Kathryn has had to do things

the

It’s not Kathryn’s.

Farrell, making everyone feel that she was easy to get along with, but she was